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KASHRUTH DIVISION
CONTENTS
Chairman, Joint Kashruth Commission
Stephen J. Savitsky
Rabbinic Administrator/CEO
Rabbi Menachem Genack ABOUT THE INFORMATION IN THIS GUIDE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Executive Rabbinic Coordinator/COO
Rabbi Moshe Elefant OBSERVING THE PASSOVER HOLIDAY
Executive Rabbinic Coordinator
Rabbi Yaakov Luban FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT PASSOVER . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Halachic Consultants
Rabbi Yisroel Belsky Rabbi Hershel Schachter PREPARING FOR PASSOVER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Senior Rabbinic Coordinator/
Vice President, Communications and Marketing BRIEF GUIDE TO THE SEDER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Rabbi Eliyahu Safran
Rabbinic Coordinators SHIURIM: MEASURES & MINIMUMS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Rabbi Menachem Adler
Rabbi Yisroel Bendelstein GLOSSARY OF COMMON PASSOVER TERMS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
Rabbi David Bistricer
Rabbi Aharon Brun-Kestler MEDICINES AND INEDIBLES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Rabbi Gad Buchbinder
Rabbi David Cohen
Rabbi Michoel Coleman KASHERING PRIMER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
Rabbi Chaim Cruper
Rabbi Donneal Epstein LATEST TIMES AND CANDLE LIGHTING TIMES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Rabbi Eliyahu Ferrell
Rabbi Shaul Gold
Rabbi Chaim Goldberg SEFIRAT HAOMER CHART . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
Rabbi Nosson Goldberg
Rabbi Yosef Goldberg PRODUCT LISTING (products that do not require special Passover certification) . . . . . . . 23
Rabbi Tzvi Goodman
Rabbi Avrohom Gordimer PRODUCT LISTING (products that require special Passover certification) . . . . . . . . . . . . 43
Rabbi David Gorelik
Rabbi Yosef Grossman
Rabbi Chananel Herbsman INDEX . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 92
Rabbi Yermia Indich
Rabbi Avrohom Juravel
Rabbi Yonatan Kaganoff
Rabbi Elimelech Lebowitz
Rabbi Seth Mandel
Rabbi Yaakov Mendelson
Rabbi Yitzchok Mincer
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OBSERVING THE PASSOVER HOLIDAY 7
ABOUT THE
INFORMATION
IN THIS GUIDE
THE U SYMBOL –
A MARK OF TRUST
With an array of religious, youth, social action, educa-
tional, public policy and community development
services, programs and activities, the Orthodox Union is
among the largest Jewish organizations in the world. Its
kosher supervision label, the U , is the world’s most recognized
kosher symbol.
Over 60% of kosher supervised foods in the USA carry the U on their
labels. That translates to more than 400,000 products produced in 6,000 plants
in 80 countries. Respected and trusted the world over, U Kashrut makes it easy to
shop for kosher products and to keep kosher at home and away.
The U symbol is a registered trademark in the U.S., Israel, Canada, and the European Union. It may only be used with
written authorization of the Orthodox Union Kashruth Division. This guide is a list of U certified kosher products for use
for Passover, 2006.
Products appearing in this guide are endorsed as kosher only when bearing the U emblem on the label. It is recommended
that consumers check the ingredient panel of products with no dairy designation to insure that the pareve status is accurate.
Consumers should look for the U P or U Kosher for Passover symbols on all products. There are, however, some U endorsed
products which do not require special Passover supervision. These are listed in the shaded section of this guide. Kosher for
Passover stickers are generally not acceptable.
Some products appear in both the white and shaded areas of the guide. While this may seem contradictory, since the shaded
area includes products that do not require an U P while the white area lists items that must bear an U P, there is actually no
conflict. Products in the shaded area are acceptable without an U P because, in the judgment of the OU, these items are
typically produced in a manner that renders them Kosher for Passover even without full-time rabbinic supervision.
Nonetheless, some consumers are more stringent and prefer to only use products for Passover which were made with full-time
rabbinic supervision to unequivocally insure the Passover status. To accommodate this audience, some companies make a pro-
duction with full-time Passover supervision, and in such instances the supervised product is labeled U P.
We encourage you to ask your local grocer or supermarket manager to stock those U endorsed products that are not readily
available in your area.
Kashrut updates appear regularly on our website, www.ou.org., in our weekly Shabbat Shalom e-mail, and in the Jewish
Action, our quarterly family magazine.
8 OBSERVING THE PASSOVER HOLIDAY
ESSENTIAL INFORMATION
FOR OBSERVING THE HOLIDAY
No other ceremony or ritual of the Jewish year is as beloved or is observed by so many as the Passover Seder.
Yet celebrating Passover properly requires close familiarity with all the laws governing Passover foods, owner-
ship of chametz, preparing the home, and so on.
In this guide, we have provided much of the basic information you will need. However, if you are unsure about
any aspect at all of how to observe Passover, or how to make sure your home fully conforms to the Passover
requirements, you should not hesitate to ask an Orthodox Rabbi for his guidance.
See the next few pages for more information about observing the holiday.
OBSERVING THE PASSOVER HOLIDAY 9
OBSERVING THE
PASSOVER HOLIDAY Passover, and it must be made specifically for Passover use,
under rabbinical supervision. Eating matzah on Passover
commemorates the unleavened bread eaten by the Jews
when they left Egypt in such haste that there was no time
for the dough to rise. There are many mystical concepts tied
PASSOVER FAQ’S to the unique relationship between matzah and chametz
on Passover. One interpretation equates matzah with G-d’s
WHAT IS PASSOVER? commandments (mitzvot), and chametz with sin (chayt).
The rigorous laws of Passover, in this interpretation,
Passover is an eight day Jewish holiday, of biblical origin, represent the great care that must be taken to follow the
marking the birth of the Jews as a people and their emergence G-dly path.
as a unique nation in history, devoted to G-d’s will. It cele-
brates the liberation of the children of Israel from slavery WHAT SPECIAL PREPARATIONS MUST BE MADE
in Egypt over 3000 years ago, under the leadership of Moses. IN THE JEWISH HOME FOR PASSOVER?
WHEN DOES PASSOVER BEGIN? The home must be thoroughly cleaned of all chametz before
Passover. Any chametz not removed from a Jew’s premises
According to biblical law, Passover is determined by the before Passover should be sold. Jewish law forbids the use
Jewish lunar calendar, and begins on the eve of the fifteenth of any chametz which remains in a Jew’s possession during
day of the month of Nisan. The English date varies from Passover, even after the holiday is over. All cooking and eat-
year to year, falling in March or in April. (This year ing utensils must be either set aside exclusively for Passover
Passover begins Wednesday evening, April 12, 2006. use, or, in some cases, “made kosher” in consultation with
Dietary restrictions begin approximately three hours
a rabbi, according to the procedures of Jewish law. All of
before mid-day on Wednesday - see page 18.)
these preparations must be completed by the morning before
WHAT DOES KOSHER FOR PASSOVER MEAN? Passover. See the following section, “Preparing for Passover,”
for more specific details.
During Passover, Jewish law forbids the consumption or
possession by Jews of all edible fermented grain products WHAT ARE THE RITUALS FOR THE PERIOD
(chametz) or related foods. Therefore, even foods and house- BEFORE PASSOVER BEGINS?
hold products which meet the strict, year-round dietary
regulations, and are considered kosher, are nevertheless This year Wednesday, April 12 is a fast day for Jewish
often unacceptable, or require special preparation for firstborn males, in commemoration of the tenth plague, the
Passover use in the Jewish home in order to be kosher slaying of the firstborn male Egyptians, which immediately
for Passover. resulted in the Exodus. In many congregations, a special
celebration Siyum is conducted, following which participating
HOW CAN ONE TELL IF A PRODUCT firstborn males are permitted to break their fast. A ritual
IS KOSHER FOR PASSOVER? search for chametz is conducted Tuesday evening, April 11,
Most processed foods and beverages require special rabbi- and the chametz that is found is burned the next morning.
nical supervision for Passover use. They must also be kosher WHAT IS THE PASSOVER SEDER?
for year-round use, and prepared in accordance with all of the
regular Jewish dietary laws. Jewish consumers are urged to The Seder is a ritual banquet which reenacts the exodus,
look for the “ U P” or the “ U Kosher for Passover” designa- conducted on both the first and second evenings of Passover,
tions as an integral part of the product label, and to be (Wednesday and Thursday, April 16 and April 17, 2006). Its
familiar with the rabbi or organization giving the Passover major feature is the reading of the Haggadah, which relates,
endorsement. The mere mention of Kosher for Passover on in detail, the events of the exodus of the Jewish people from
the label is not a sufficient guarantee of the product’s accepta- ancient Egypt, complete with symbolic reenactments using
bility for Passover use. The largest and most widely respected kosher wine, specially prepared matzah, and bitter herbs.
kosher supervisory agency is the Orthodox Union. Its regis- The specially prepared shmurah matzah is made specifically
tered service mark, “ U P,” on thousands of consumer and for use at the Seder, with specially supervised flour according
industrial food products, is a guarantee of the highest stan- to particularly stringent Jewish traditions and laws. The
dards of kashrut for Passover. Processed foods not carrying bitter herbs (maror), consisting of either romaine lettuce or
any rabbinical supervision should be cleared with a rabbi horseradish, commemorate the harsh conditions of slavery
before Passover use. in ancient Egypt. Four cups of wine are consumed during
the course of the Seder to commemorate the redemption of
WHAT IS “MATZAH”? the Jewish people, the sanctity of the holiday and events
Matzah is a crisp, flat, unleavened bread, made of flour and related in the Haggadah. The Seder is a traditional occasion
water, which must be baked before the dough has had time to for Jewish families to gather together to reinforce their ties
rise. It is the only type of “bread” which Jews may eat during to Judaism.
10 OBSERVING THE PASSOVER HOLIDAY
WHEN DO PASSOVER DIETARY LAWS END? sold chametz becomes the non-Jew’s property until after
Passover ends, and must be treated accordingly. The
All Passover dietary laws remain in effect until nightfall
chametz should be locked away until after Passover,
of the eighth day of Passover, Thursday, April 20, 2006.
when the rabbi repurchases it for the community.
Chametz which was in the possession or jurisdiction of a Jew
during Passover, in violation of Jewish law, is forbidden for D. Restrictions on the eating, then use, and finally, posses-
consumption by any Jew even after Passover. sion of chametz normally begin on the morning before
Passover which occurs this year on Wednesday, April
12, 2006. Just before these restrictions begin, the remain-
WHAT OTHER RESTRICTIONS ARE ing chametz must be destroyed (usually burned) and a
APPLICABLE ON PASSOVER? public disclaimer of chametz ownership (bitul) recited.
Sabbath-like restrictions on work and creative activity, with The exact times depend on your geographic location.
the exceptions of carrying and the use of fire (with respect Consult your local Orthodox rabbi or the table on page
to cooking and the preparation of food), apply to all Jews on 18 for the times when these restrictions go into effect.
the first two and last two days of Passover. Full Sabbath rules E. Chametz which remains in a Jew’s possession during
remain in effect on Friday evenings and Saturdays during Passover may not be used by him or any other Jew at
Passover. With the exception of Sabbath, during the inter- any time, and it may not be purchased after Passover.
mediate four days of Passover, Chol Hamoed (nightfall of If chametz is discovered during Passover, it should be
Friday, April 14, 2006 through shortly before sundown disposed of, in accordance with Jewish law, as soon as
Tuesday, April 18, 2006), only nonessential work activities possible. Consult an Orthodox rabbi immediately for
and crafts, as defined by Jewish law, are prohibited. the appropriate procedures.
B. Ashkenazic Jews, (Jews of Eastern European descent) 2) Drinking four cups of wine (Arbah Kosot)
also do not eat many legumes (kitniot) – beans, corn, 3) Eating bitter herbs (maror)
peas, rice, etc. and products containing them as ingre-
dients throughout Passover, while Sephardic, Yemenite 4) Relating the story of the exodus (Haggadah or Magid)
and Oriental Jewish custom varies from one community 5) Reciting Psalms of praise (Hallel)
to another.
MATZAH
C. Because of the large number of food products which con-
tain chametz or kitniot ingredients, only food products A. There are three times during the course of the Seder when
manufactured under reliable rabbinical supervision matzah must be eaten — at the beginning of the Seder
should be purchased for Passover use. That includes meal, when the special blessing over matzah is made, for
beverages, condiments, spices, and all processed foods Korech (Hillel sandwich) together with the maror, and at
such as fruits and vegetables, fish, meat and dairy the end of the meal for the afikoman.
products, and especially, baked goods. B. For the appropriate minimum quantities of matzah, and
D. There are many families which maintain the tradition of the time period in which it must be consumed, please
additional restrictions to their Passover diet. Some do not refer to the following section on Shiurim.
eat any food products made of matzah or matzah meal C. Three unbroken matzot are required for the Seder
mixed with water (gebrokts) during the first seven days plate for each Seder. Each individual must consume
of Passover. the minimum specified quantity of matzah during
the course of the Seder. If the matzot from the Seder
plate are insufficient, they should be supplemented
BRIEF GUIDE TO by additional matzot.
THE PASSOVER SEDER D. The matzah is eaten while reclining on the left side as a
SEDER PLATE symbol of freedom. The piece of matzah called afikoman
should be eaten before midnight, and no solid food
A special Seder plate is displayed during the Seder, contain- should be eaten thereafter.
ing the key elements of Passover. The plate is carefully
prepared and placed before the head of the household, or E. To fulfill the mitzvot of the Seder, one must use shmurah
the one conducting the Seder, who dispenses the Seder foods matzot, which are produced under a special standard
to each of the participants. The following items appear on of supervision, beginning with the harvest of the grain
the Seder plate: (rather than with its milling into flour, as with regular
matzot for Passover).
A. Three whole matzot – unleavened “bread” (either on the
plate or next to it); F. According to Ashkenazic practice, matzah made with
fruit juice or eggs, including egg matzah, chocolate cov-
B. Maror – bitter herbs, usually horseradish or romaine lettuce; ered egg matzah, and white grape matzah are permissible
C. Charoset – special mixture of apples, nuts, wine and on Passover only for the elderly, sick, or young children
cinnamon symbolizing mortar; who cannot digest regular matzah. Under no circum-
D. Karpas – a vegetable, preferably parsley or celery; stances should they be eaten by others at any time during
Passover, nor can they be eaten to fulfill the mitzvot
E. Zeroah – a piece of roasted or boiled meat or poultry, of the Seder. Sephardim should consult their rabbi.
preferably a shankbone, recalling the Paschal sacrifice
of the original Exodus. Before the destruction of the FOUR CUPS OF WINE
Jerusalem Temple the Paschal sacrifice was the central
A. Each Jew is obligated to drink four cups of wine at these
feature of the Seder;
specific times during each Seder: the first at the start of
F. Baytzah – a roasted or boiled egg, commemorating the Seder, following kiddush; the second before the meal,
the festival sacrifice that was brought at the Jerusalem after reciting the Haggadah story; the third following the
Temple. An egg is used because it is a traditional food for grace after the meal; and the last after completing psalms
mourners, reminding us of the destruction of the Temple of praise (Hallel).
in Jerusalem;
B. Please consult the following section on Shiurim for mini-
G. There are other items that can be placed on Seder plates mum volumes necessary to be consumed and time limits
depending on the customs followed by the family. for each of the four cups.
BASIC OBLIGATIONS C. Red wine is the preferred beverage for use during the
Seder. If a person has difficulty drinking wine, it may be
There are five basic obligations (mitzvot) performed by each diluted with kosher grape juice. If one wishes to dilute the
Jew, in the course of the Seder conducted according to the wine with water, an Orthodox rabbi should be consulted
traditional Haggadah: to determine the minimum acceptable proportions. If
1) Eating matzot someone cannot drink even diluted wine, kosher grape
12 OBSERVING THE PASSOVER HOLIDAY
juice may be substituted. If an individual cannot drink and the maror, as explained in the Haggadah. The Seder
any grape product, then a rabbi should be consulted on is a miniature recreation of the exodus, and participants
another substitute beverage in order to fulfill the mitzvah should imagine themselves as leaving Egypt.
of drinking the four cups. E. The formal part of the Seder closes with special psalms
D. One should drink the wine reclining on the left side, known as Hallel, which praise the Almighty and His
in order to symbolize freedom. special relationship with the people of Israel.
F. The Seder traditionally concludes with the singing of
BITTER HERBS (MAROR)
several lively songs celebrating the relationship between
A. All persons are obligated to eat bitter herbs twice at G-d and the Jewish people.
each Seder. According to most authorities, the bitter
herbs may consist either of romaine lettuce, horseradish
or endives. SHIURIM: MEASURES
B. When using romaine lettuce, one may use the stalks or AND MINIMUMS
leaves for maror. When horseradish is used for maror, In order to fulfill the mitzvot of the Passover Seder, it is
it should be chopped, ground or grated to reduce its necessary to consume a minimum quantity (shiur) of the four
strength, but it must be covered so as not to be weakened cups of wine, matzah and maror, in a minimum period of
too much. Cooked or preserved vegetables are not suit- time. For wine, the volume of most of a revi’it should be
able for maror; therefore commercially prepared grated consumed. For matzah and maror, a k’zayit is the minimum
horseradish, which is packed in vinegar, may not be volume. The time limit is k’day achilat pras.
used for the mitzvah. Rabbinic authorities have historically disagreed as to the
C. The maror is dipped in charoset, a specially prepared exact quantities that each of these represent in modern
mixture of wine, nuts, cinnamon, and apples, symboliz- measures. We quote here, for the information of the public,
ing the bricks and mortar of ancient Egypt. the modern equivalent values for the minimum acceptable
quantities (b’dieved) for each of these mitzvot, according to
D. Immediately thereafter, a second, smaller volume of
the listings published by the Otzar Haposkim of Jerusalem.
maror is eaten with matzah in Korech (Hillel sandwich). We also include some practical suggestions for estimating
E. When lettuce is used, it must be cleaned and inspected these amounts.
very carefully to remove the small insects which often are
present in its leaves. One recommended way to clean let- We urge the reader to consult with a competent halachic
tuce of insects is to soak it for not more than half an hour authority for the ideal quantities that should be consumed
in salt water, and rinse it in fresh water before inspection. in each case to perform the mitzvah optimally (l’chatchila).
F. Consult the following section on Shiurim for the mini-
mum volume of maror to be consumed each time and MINIMUM VOLUME FOR WINE:
the time limits. 86 cc (3.0 fluid ounces).
RELATING THE STORY This should be the minimum size of wine cups used during
OF THE EXODUS AND HALLEL the Passover Seder for drinking the four cups. Each Seder
participant must drink more than half this volume for each
A. Most of the unique Seder practices are designed to stimu-
of the four cups to fulfill the mitzvah.
late interest and arouse curiosity in the exodus story. The
central theme for the Haggadah is the discussion of the
exodus, a timeless event which has forged countless gen-
erations of Jews into an unbroken chain through history,
with each year’s Seder another link of that chain.
B. The Seder is a symbolic reenactment of the exodus, with
a compelling message for young and old alike. Seder par-
ticipants are encouraged to discuss the various aspects
of the exodus in detail, beyond the text of the Haggadah.
C. Young children are encouraged to participate in the
Seder to the extent of their ability. In addition to the Four MINIMUM QUANTITY OF MATZAH:
Questions at the start of the Seder, they are encouraged The minimum quantity of matzah is approximately at least
to drink the Four Cups, eat the maror and matzah, and one-third of an average, machine-made matzah. Please note,
ask as many questions as they wish. however, that machine made matzot vary in size. Optimally
D. In addition to relating the story of the exodus, each Jew (l’chatchila) one should consume substantially higher
at the Seder is obligated to discuss three central elements minimum quantities both for the initial mitzvah of Achilat
of the Seder ritual – the Paschal sacrifice, the matzah Matzah and for the Afikoman.
OBSERVING THE PASSOVER HOLIDAY 13
MINIMUM VOLUME OF MAROR (BITTER HERBS): matzah must be constantly cleaned of dough crumbs, and the
oven in which matzah is baked must be set at the proper bak-
19 grams (0.7 fluid ounces). ing temperature. Insufficiently heated ovens cause leavening
In the case of ground horseradish, this volume can be easily to occur. Once matzah has been baked properly, leavening
estimated by putting it in a small cup or glass. In the case of can no longer occur, and the product can no longer become
lettuce, this volume can be estimated as follows: chametz. Therefore, matzah products such as ground matzah
Leaves: enough to cover an area of 80 square inches (8” by 10”) meal, flour and farfel may be cooked in hot water, baked or
Stalks: enough to cover an area of 15 square inches (3” by 5”) blended with any variety of Passover ingredients.
burning in the morning, to include any additional chametz chametz is limited to foods under Jewish ownership and
that may have come into one’s possession in the interim. possession. Chametz that has been transferred to a non-Jew
need not be destroyed. Such transfer of chametz, by legal and
BIUR CHAMETZ
binding sale with properly executed contract (shtar mechirah)
The destruction of chametz. All chametz in one’s possession gives the non-Jew full title to all chametz foods. This transfer
must be destroyed before Passover, by the fifth portion hour is traditionally carried out by engaging the rabbi to act as
on the fourteenth day of Nisan, Wednesday, April 12, 2006. an agent, with power of attorney to sell the chametz to a
The daylight hours of each day are divided into twelve parts;
non-Jew by means of kabalat kinyan and contract – shtar
each twelfth is then reckoned as a portion hour of that day.
Chametz may be eaten only during the first four portion harshaah. The rabbi, acting as an agent for the owners of
hours (see the time listings on page 18 for your area); it may the chametz, then enters into an agreement with a non-Jew
be used or sold during the fifth portion hour. The remaining for the sale of chametz. When the sale is carried out, a limited
chometz should be destroyed before the end of the fifth por- amount of chametz is not sold and set aside to be destroyed
tion hour. It is not permitted to rely solely on the utterance of on the following day, in order to fulfill the mitzvot of bedikah,
the bitul to fulfill the mitzvah of biur chametz. Though any biur and bitul. Chametz that has been sold must be put in
method of complete disposal is permitted, e.g., flushing into a completely sealed-off place, inaccessible during Passover.
sewers or throwing into the sea, it is traditional to destroy
chametz by fire during the fifth portion hour of the day, after CHAMETZ SHE’AVAR ALAV HA’PESACH
which the bitul is pronounced to nullify any chametz that
may have been overlooked. The bitul cannot be pronounced Any chametz held over Passover under Jewish ownership.
during the sixth portion hour of the day, since at that time, This chametz may not be used or sold after Passover, as a
the use of chametz is restricted and one can no longer rid penalty for failure to perform the mitzvot of bedikah and biur
oneself of its possession. properly. Selling the chametz before Passover to a non-Jew
avoids Jewish ownership during Passover. The mitzvot of
MECHIRAT CHAMETZ bedikah and biur have therefore not been violated, and the
Sale of chametz to a non-Jew. The requirement of biur injunction of chametz she’avar alav ha’Pesach is avoided.
INEDIBLES ON PESACH
The following household items may be used on Passover without certification, as they either
contain no chametz, or any chametz in them would be nifsal (rendered inedible):
A KASHERING PRIMER
THE BASICS OF PREPARING YOUR KITCHEN FOR PASSOVER
One of the many preparations one must make PURGING must be at a rolling boil before the utensil
for Pesach is kashering, a process to prepare In addition to cleaning, most items require to be kashered is put into it, and the water
chametz vessels for Pesach use. (Although some form of hot purging in order to remove must touch every surface of the utensil.
most people only kasher their utensils in the flavor that has been absorbed. As a rule, Therefore, each item should be kashered
preparation for Pesach, the following direc- any utensil that came in contact with hot food, individually, and the water should be
was washed with hot water or was used to allowed to return to a boil before the next
tions apply to kashering utensils all year-
store liquids, requires hot purging. A compre- item is placed into the pot. Large utensils
round as well.) As with all areas of halachah, may be submerged in the water one part
those who are unsure of how to apply the hensive analysis regarding when hot purging
is required and how one determines which at a time.
rules of kashering to their situation should
form of purging is effective is beyond the 3. Removing the utensil from the water and
consult their local Orthodox rabbi. scope of this article. Rather we will describe rinsing it in cold water.
the standard method of purging flavor from
GENERAL RULES the most common items.
Ovens
There are two steps in kashering. Utensils made from the following materials
cannot be kashered: Kashering a Self-Cleaning Oven:
1. Cleaning—removing all tangible
• Ceramic—all types—including brick, 1. Remove any visible pieces of food (or
traces of chametz, and
china, coffee mugs and enamel. other items) from the oven;
2. Purging—using heat to remove all 2. Go through one complete self cleaning
• Glass—all forms—including Corning
absorbed chametz flavor. Ware, Corelle, fiberglass, porcelain cycle with the racks in place.
enamel (for example, porcelain
sinks and enamelized pots), Pyrex Kashering a Non-Self-Cleaning Oven:
CLEANING
All chametz utensils that will be used for or Thermoses. 1. Clean walls, floor, door, ceiling and racks
Pesach must first be thoroughly cleaned. • Plastic—Many rabbis follow the thoroughly with an abrasive cleaner (for
approach of Rav Moshe Feinstein, z”l, example, Easy-Off ) to remove tangible
This involves the removal of all food, rust,
who held that one cannot kasher plastic chametz. Pay special attention to the
dirt, calcium deposits and anything else that temperature gauge, the window in the
and other synthetic materials (including
protrudes; it does not include the removal Teflon). Other poskim take a more door and the edges of the oven chamber.
of discolorations. Items which have narrow lenient position. You should consult Black discolorations that are flush with
cracks, crevices, deep scratches or other your local rabbi. the metal do not have to be removed.
areas that cannot easily be cleaned, cannot be As a rule, materials such as fabric, metal, 2. Once the oven is clean, it is preferable
kashered for Pesach. Therefore, the following, wood, rubber and stone (for example, granite that it remain unused for twenty-
for example, cannot be kashered: and marble) can be kashered. four hours.
• Colanders 3. Place the racks back into the oven, and
• Decanters or baby bottles (due to their turn the oven to broil for one and-a-half
SPECIFIC ITEMS hours.
narrow necks)
All methods of kashering noted in this section 4. Pesach food or pans may be placed direct-
• Filters/screens over drains in sinks presuppose that the equipment was thorough- ly on the door or racks once the oven has
• Graters ly cleaned, as described above. been kashered.
• Knives (or other utensils) where food or If the oven has a separate broiler chamber,
dirt can get trapped between the blade Silverware, Pots and Other Small Items it should be kashered in the
and handle same manner as the
Small items are kashered with hagalah, which oven chamber.
• Slotted spoons involves: A broiler pan that
• Sponges 1. Not using the utensil for anything, includ- comes in direct
ing non-chametz, for twenty-four hours. contact with
• Toothbrushes This also applies to the (non-Pesach) food cannot
Additionally, the common custom is to cover pot in which the hagalah water will be kashered.
tables, counters, refrigerator shelves and other be boiled. Note: The
areas where one might not have been able to 2. Submerging the utensil in boiling method of
clean away every trace of chametz. water that is over the fire. The water kashering
OBSERVING THE PASSOVER HOLIDAY 17
described above is based on the ruling of Rav 2. Clean the sink, faucet and knobs, and 1. Replacing the plate on the bottom of the
Aharon Kotler zt”l. However, Rav Moshe don’t use the sink for anything other than microwave, and
ruled that the oven must either be kashered cold water for twenty-four hours. 2. Double-wrapping the food on all sides
with a blowtorch, or that an insert should 3. Boil water up in one or more large pots before placing it into the microwave.
be placed into the oven for the duration of (clean pots that have not been used for (Be sure that the outside of the wrapping
Pesach. Consult your own twenty-four hours). The pots may be and all sides of the microwave plate are
rabbi for guidance. chametz pots. completely dry.) There are halachic
4. Dry the sink, then pour the boiling questions as to if/how one can kasher
Stovetops water over every spot on the walls and a microwave and you should consult
floor of the sink and on the faucet. One with your own rabbi.
The grates of
a gas stovetop may kasher part of the sink and then
should be kash- boil more water for the rest of the sink. Refrigerators, Freezers,
ered in the oven Extreme care should be taken during this Food Shelves and
chamber in the type of kashering to ensure that none of Pantries
same manner the boiling water splashes onto the person
These areas should be
described above. For an doing the kashering or others who are
thoroughly cleaned—
electric stovetop, just clean nearby.
paying special attention
the coils and turn on high for 5. Rinse the sink and faucet with cold water. to the edges where
ten minutes. If you have a glass-topped stove- crumbs may get
6. Put a new filter over the drain. One
top, you should consult your rabbi for direc- trapped— and the
should also purchase new sponges and
tions on if/how it can be used for Pesach. shelves lined with paper
a fresh bottle of dishwashing liquid.
For a gas or electric stove, it is preferable to or plastic. The refrigerator
replace the drip pans that are under the burn- and freezer will operate more
ers; if this isn’t possible, the area should be Kashering a Porcelain Sink: efficiently if one pokes a few holes
covered with aluminum foil. The work area Since a porcelain sink cannot be kashered, in the lining.
between the burners should be cleaned and one should kasher the faucet and knobs as
covered with aluminum foil. The knobs outlined above and, for the duration of
and handles of the oven and stovetop Tablecloths, Kitchen Gloves, Aprons
Pesach, place a basin (or insert) into the and Other Items Made of Fabric
should be wiped clean. sink. All dishes, silverware, etc., should be
washed in the basin, and wash-water can be Any item made of fabric can be kashered
disposed of through the sink’s drain. One by washing it in a washing machine set on
SINKS should be careful not to allow the sink to fill “hot” and then checking to make sure that no
Kashering a Stainless Steel Sink: with hot water while the basin is in the sink. pieces of food remain attached to it. Vinyl and
plastic-lined tablecloths cannot be kashered.
1. If the filter covering the drain has very
fine holes, remove the filter and put it
away for Pesach with the chametz dishes. Microwave Oven Chag kasher vesame’ach! May you have a
If the holes are larger, the filter may be Where needed, one can use a chametz kosher and an enjoyable Pesach!
kashered with the sink. microwave on Pesach by
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SEFIRAT HA’OMER
Sefira is the counting of seven complete weeks from the second evening of Pesach until Shavuot. The count,
which takes place after the nightfall for the following day, is preceded by the blessing only if done in the evening
and no days have been missed in the count.
NOTE: if you forget to count at night, you may count all of the next day – but without a blessing. You may
resume counting the next evening with a blessing.
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OBSERVING THE PASSOVER HOLIDAY 21
MA’OT CHITTIM
IN THE TRUE SENSE OF THE WORD.
In a part of the world that was once home to a thriving Jewish sedarim on each of the first two nights of the holiday, totaling
community, the sounds and ceremonies of the Passover seder almost one thousand people each evening.
will once again be experienced this year at the Orthodox To accomplish this feat, thousands of pounds of matzah are
Union’s Joseph K. Miller Torah Center in Kharkov, Ukraine. being shipped from Kiev, while the rest of the Passover foods
In order to make the Passover program possible, the OU will come from Israel, both for the Center-run sedarim, as well
is conducting its annual “Project Reunite Maot Chittim as for distribution to families for use in their own homes.
Passover Campaign.” (Project Reunite is the general fund- “It is a highlight of the OU’s work to enable almost one
raising drive of the OU to support the Kharkov Center.) thousand Jews to celebrate the holiday of Passover,” added
“This is ma’ot chittim (gifts of food for Passover) in the true Mr. Schmutter, the Commission Chair. “It is thrilling to know
sense of the word,” declared Norman Schmutter, Chair of the that you have helped Jews experience Passover, when they
OU Kharkov Center Commission. “For hundreds of families themselves can so deeply identify with going from slavery
this will be the first seder, the first taste of matzah, the first to freedom. As it says in the opening lines of the Haggadah:
reading of the Haggadah, that they have ever experienced.” ‘This is the bread of affliction that our fathers ate in the land
of Egypt. Whoever is hungry – let him come and eat. Whoever
“The OU established the Kharkov Center in 1990 to rebuild
is needy – let him come celebrate Passover! Now, we are
a Jewish community that was once one of the glories of the
here…now, we are slaves; next year may we be free people.’
Jewish world,” declared OU President Stephen J. Savitsky.
Thanks to the work of the OU, the Jews of Kharkov and
“The observance of Passover is a key part of the Kharkov surrounding areas truly know what it means to be free.”
Center’s year-round activities. The work of the Center enables
hundreds of Ukrainian and Russian Jews of all ages to sit at Please consider making a special gift to Project
a seder table and to personally experience the ‘outstretched Reunite’s Passover Campaign. It is more than
arm, great awe, signs, and wonders’ (Deuteronomy 26:8) with just tzedakah, it is Ma’ot Chittim in the true
which God brought us out of Egypt.” sense of the word.
Once again this year, the OU Kharkov Center, under the
direction of Rabbi Shlomo Asraf, will conduct five different
Every gift helps enable one more child to ask four more questions.
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Gurnee, IL FOOD CLUB
Salt except for Iodized
WEIMAN ROYAL STERLING Topco Associates SCOURING PADS
Skokie, IL
Silver Cream Polish
Herbert Stanley Co.
FOODTOWN CHORE BOY
Gurnee, IL Bathscrub, Copper Pad, Dishscrub Golden
Salt except for Iodized
Foodtown Fleece, Kitchen Sponge
n POULTRY
Edison, NJ Reckitt & Colman, Inc.
Raw Unprocessed (Fresh & Frozen) Wayne, NJ
HERITAGE HOUSE
AARON’S Salt except for Iodized O-CEL-O
Rubashkin Inc. Topco Associates
Handy Sponge, Medium Sponge, Utility
Brooklyn, NY Skokie, IL Sponge, Large Sponge, Oval Sponge, Home,
Car and Boat Sponge, Easy Grip Sponge,
CUSTOM HOUCHEN’S OUR SPECIAL Heavy Duty Sponge Scrubber, Light Duty
Vineland Kosher Poultry
Vineland, NJ Salt except for Iodized Sponge Scrubber, All Surface Sponge
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NUGGET VESPER
GILLES
PACIFIC NATURAL VIRGINIA CHOICE
GOLBON
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GOLD BOND PARADE
WEGMAN’S
GOLD STAR PARK REGENCY
WESTERN BEEF
GOOD AS GOLD PASCAL
WHITE HOUSE
GOOD DAY PATHMARK
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HARNEY & SONS PERKINS
WINN DIXIE
HONEST TEA PIGGLY WIGGLY
WM DEAN
HONEST TEA PLEE-ZING
IGA POCAHONTAS TEA BAGS - UNFLAVORED
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Englewood Cliffs, NJ
JENNETTE REFLECTIONS
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KAM ROBERT & JAMES ADIRONDACK
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s E&S
Whitstone, NY
BORSCHT & SCHAV
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Orange, Lemon; SELTZER: Plain, Lemon Lime, Cherry, GEFEN
HOT CHOCOLATE MIX Orange Borscht, Lo Cal Borscht, Schav
Allied Food Products Giant Foods Kenover Marketing Corp.
Brooklyn, NY Landover, MD Brooklyn, NY
KASHRUS
MAGAZINE
B/W AD
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GOLD’S n FRIENDSHIP
BORSCHT: Regular, Lo Calorie, Russian Light Buttermilk
Style, Unsalted, Cabbage Borscht BUTTER Friendship Dairies, Inc.
Jericho, NY
SCHAV
Gold Pure Food Products Co., Inc.
AMERICA’S CHOICE
Hempstead, NY Salted Quarters, Unsalted Quarters, Salted KEY FOOD
Whipped Butter, Unsalted Whipped Butter Buttermilk
MANISCHEWITZ A&P Supermarkets Key Food Stores
Montvale, NJ Brooklyn, NY
BORSCHT: w/Beets, Clear, Low Calorie,
Reduced Sodium, Unsalted; PENN SUPREME
BREAKSTONE
SCHAV Unsalted Whipped Butter, Salted Whipped No Salt Buttermilk
The B. Manischewitz Co. Butter, Unsalted Quarters, Salted Quarters Kemps Foods, Inc.
Jersey City, NJ Lancaster, PA
n TUSCAN
Mid-America Farms
Springfield, MO
MOTHER’S
BORSCHT: Lo-Cal, Unsalted, Regular; KEY FOOD Buttermilk
SCHAV Tuscan Dairies
Salted Butter, Unsalted Butter Union, NJ
RFD Distributors, Inc. Key Food Stores
Newark, NJ Brooklyn, NY
AXELROD KINERET
BUTTER CAKES: Marble Cake, Chocolate Cake,
Buttermilk, No Salt Buttermilk
Axelrod Foods, Inc.
Chocolate Chip Cake, Honey Cake;
C H A L AV Y I S R A E L
Paterson, NJ COOKIES: Almond, White Chocolate Chip;
BEST MOO MANDEL TOAST
CROWLEY HKS Marketing
Whipped Butter Buttermilk Bayonne, NJ
Ahava Food Co. Crowley Foods, Inc.
Brooklyn, NY Binghampton, NY L’CHAIM
KAHAL FOODTOWN COOKIES: Chocolate Chip, Brownie, Vanilla,
Butter Buttermilk Jelly Tart
BBM Chocolate
Ahava Food Co. Twin County Grocers Brooklyn, NY
Brooklyn, NY Edison, NJ
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Kenover Marketing Corp.
Lentils, Chocolate Almonds, TV Assortment, Brooklyn, NY
Chocolate Fruit & Nut Mix, Non Pareils, DAYENU
Nutty Cups; HADDINGTON FARMS Granola Crunch Cereal, Cranberry Granola
PACKAGED CANDIES: Deluxe Fruit Filled, DAIRY: Cashew Butter Crunch; Crunch Cereal
Honey Candy, Crystal Fruits, Crystal Mints, Haddington, Inc. Bernie’s Foods
Butterscotch, Coffee, Lemon, Fruit Logs, Allentown, PA Brooklyn, NY
s KOJEL
Pearl River, NY
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Strawberry, Vienna Bonbons; L’CHAIM INSTANT HOT CEREAL: Cinnamon Raisin,
SUGAR FREE: Mints, Orange, Cherry, FRUIT SNACKS: Cherry, Strawberry, Maple & Brown Sugar
Lemon; Assorted; Kojel Foods, Inc.
LOLLYPOPS: Plain, Rainbow, Strawberry, FRUIT BEARS: Cherry, Lemon, Orange, Ridgewood, NY
Ball Pops; Sour Apple, Strawberry
JELLIES: Jelly Fruit Sandwich, Jelly Fruit BBM Chocolate
MANISCHEWITZ
Squares, Fruit Slices, Jelly Rings, Jelly Fish; Brooklyn, NY
HOT CEREAL: Matzoh Wheat Cereal
The B. Manischewitz Co.
MARSHMALLOWS: Vanilla, Jersey City, NJ
Multi-Colored MANISCHEWITZ
Bloom’s Kosher Candy DAIRY: Cashew Patties, Chocolate SAVION
Brooklyn, NY Lollypops, Chocolate Frolic Bear, Mallo CRISPY O’S CEREAL: Apple Cinnamon,
Cups, Swiss Chocolate Mints, Ultimate Cocoa, Fruit, Original Flavor, Honey, Frosted
ELITE Dipped Matzo;
DAIRY: Solid Milk Chocolate Bars, Hazelnut HKS Marketing, Ltd.
PAREVE: Dark Chocolate Matzah, Dark Bayonne, NJ
Milk Chocolate Bars, Raspberry Filled
Chocolate Bars, Strawberry Filled Chocolate Chocolate Seder Plate, Peppermint Patties,
Raspberry Bars, Tender Coconut, Hazelnut
T. ABRAHAMS
Bars, Chocolate Covered Mini Hazelnut Bars CRISPY O’S CEREAL: Apple Cinnamon,
in Bags, Chocolate Covered Mini Coconut Truffles, Viennese Crunch, Bittersweet Bars,
Cocoa, Fruit, Original Flavor, Honey, Frosted
Bars in Bags, Fancy Boxed Assortments, Fruit Slices, Sour Mini Fruit Slices
HKS Marketing, Ltd.
White Chocolate Bar, Chocolate Coins & MARSHMALLOWS: Plain, Coconut, Bayonne, NJ
s VIP MASTER
Novelties, Kennedy Giant Chocolate Coins, Mini Marshmallows
Milk Chocolate Logs, White Chocolate Logs, The B. Manischewitz Co.
Banana Cream Filled Bars, Milk Chocolate Jersey City, NJ HOT CEREALS: Maple and Brown Sugar,
with Lentils, Milk Chocolate Hazelnut Cinnamon Raisin
Almond; ROKEACH VIP Foods, Inc.
PAREVE: Solid Bittersweet Chocolate Bars, PAREVE: Fruit Slices, Cotton Candy, Dark Ridgewood, NY
Filled Chocolate Bon Bons, Bagged Candies, Caramel Cashew Patties, Dark Chocolate
Fancy Wrap Fruit Filled Candies, Fancy Almond Bark, Dark Chocolate Dinosaur
Boxed Assortments, Fruit Chews, Bittersweet Pops, Dark Chocolate Lollycones, Dark CHEESE - HARD
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ble Gum - Fruit, Grape, Strawberry; Progress Nonpareils, Dark Chocolate Raisin Cashew C H A L AV Y I S R A E L
After Dinner Mints, Progress Cordials, Bark, Dark Tender Coconut, Dark Chocolate
Chocolate Spread, Chocolate Lentils; Seder Plate, Dark Peppermint Patties, Dark KIRKEBY
CHEWING GUM: Spearmint, Peppermint, Raspberry Jell Bar Danablue Cheese, Feta Cheese
Fruit, Kids Flavor Rokeach Food Co. Kirkeby Cheese
Elite Confections Israel Newark, NJ Svendborg, Denmark
CHEESE - HARD
NON-CHALAV YISRAEL
n MILLER’S
American, Muenster, Mozzarella,
Swiss, 0% Fat Shredded Cheddar,
0% Fat Shredded Mozzarella,
Havarti, Dill Havarti, Havarti and
Dill, Edam, Feta Cheese, Gouda,
Parmesan, Yogurt String Cheese,
Yogurt/Spice Cheese Grated
Romano Cheese, Vegetable Cheese
Spread, Muenster/Vegetable
Cheese, Smoked Cheese, Grated
Parmesan Cheese, 0% Fat American
Cheese, Shredded Italian Cheese,
Goat Cheese w/Minced Garlic,
Goat Cheese w/Lemon Pepper,
Goat Cheese w/Parsley Flakes,
Romano Cheese, Skim Cheddar
Cheese, Asiago Cheese, Cheddar
Cheese, Goat Milk Cheese, Miller’s
Chunk, Mello Gold Cheese, Fresh
Curd Cheese, Golden Jack, Port
Salut Cheese, Calico Cheddar
Cheese, Miller’s Good Health,
Vegetable Colby, Miller’s Mexican,
Queso Blanco, Queso Quesadilla
Miller’s Cheese Corp.
Brooklyn, NY
TAAM TOV
American, Baby Gouda, Edam,
Cheddar, Gouda, Mozzarella,
Muenster, Swiss, Syrian
Taam Tov Foods, Inc.
Brooklyn, NY
CHEESE SPREADS
AXLER’S
Lox Cream Cheese
Springfield Smoked Fish Co., Inc.
Springfield, MA
FLAUM
Cream Deluxe, Lox Deluxe
Flaum Appetizing
Brooklyn, NY
Rokeach Food Corp. Detergent-Regular, w/Bleach Alternative;
VITA Newark, NJ
Ultra Liquid Dish Detergent - Blue, Green,
Cream Cheese & Smoked Salmon
Vita Food Products, Inc. Lemon; Heavy Duty Dish Detergent,
Chicago, IL CLEANSERS & DETERGENTS Laundry Detergent Powder - Classic, Ultra;
Window Cleaner - Regular, w/Ammonia,
AMERICA’S CHOICE w/Vinegar, Windshield Washer Solvent
CHOCOLATE CHIPS All Purpose Cleaner, Ultra Dish & A&P Supermarkets
Antibacterial Soap, Ultra Blue Dish Montvale, NJ
BLOOMYS Detergent, Ultra Green Dish Detergent,
Bloom’s Kosher Candy
Brooklyn, NJ Ultra Lemon Dish Detergent, Automatic
Dishwashing Gel Detergent, Automatic BI LO
MANISCHEWITZ Dishwashing Detergent, Liquid Dish Lemon Liquid Dish Detergent, Ultra Liquid
The B. Manischewitz Co.
Jersey City, NY Detergent-Blue, Green, Lemon, Pink; Heavy Dish Detergent-Blue, Green, Lemon
Duty Liquid Laundry Detergent - Regular, Ahold USA, Inc.
MISHPACHA w/Bleach Alternative; Ultra Liquid Laundry Atlanta, GA
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s BARTLETT
Seattle, WA NONFAT COTTAGE CHEESE: Regular,
w/Pineapple;
TORREFAZIONE Cottage Cheese FARMER CHEESE: Regular, No Salt;
Regular Coffee, Napoli, Palermo, Perugia, Bartlett Dairy
Pisa, Sardegna, Italia, Venezia Jamaica, NY POT CHEESE
Starbucks Coffee Company Friendship Dairies, Inc.
Seattle, WA BIG Y Jericho, NY
Cottage Cheese GENUARDI’S
Topco Associated, Inc.
Skokie, IL COTTAGE CHEESE: Regular, Nonfat
COFFEE - Instant Genuardi Supermarkets
BISON FOODS Norristown, PA
ELITE Cottage Cheese
Instant Coffees GIANT
Bison Foods Co.
Elite Confections Israel Buffalo, NY Cottage Cheese
Giant of Maryland LLC
GEFEN BREAKSTONE’S Landover, MD
Instant Regular Coffee COTTAGE CHEESE: Lowfat, Fat Free
Kenover Marketing Corp. Kraft Foods , Inc.
GRAND UNION
Brooklyn, NY Glenview, IL COTTAGE CHEESE: Regular, Lowfat,
Nonfat
KEDEM COOKING WINES CAPPIELLO Grand Union
Lemon, Oregano Flavored, Raspberry, Red, Whole Milk Ricotta Wayne, NJ
GUIDA MORNING FRESH
COTTAGE CHEESE: Regular, COTTAGE CHEESE: Regular,
Lowfat Lowfat
Guida-Seibert Dairy Merchant Distributors, Inc.
New Britain, CT Hickory, NC
INSTANT WHIP
PRICE CHOPPER
COTTAGE CHEESE: Regular,
FORCE
Cottage Cheese Lowfat, Nonfat,
Instant Whip
Kearny, NY RICOTTA: Whole Milk
Price Chopper, Inc.
KEMP’S Schenectady, NY
COTTAGE CHEESE: Regular,
Lowfat
PRICE RITE
1/2 PAGE
COTTAGE CHEESE: Regular,
Crowley Foods LLC
Binghamton, NY Lowfat
Wakefern Food Corp.
Elizabeth, NJ
DROP HERE.
KEY FOOD
COTTAGE CHEESE: Regular, RICHFOODS
Lowfat, Nonfat COTTAGE CHEESE: Regular,
Key Food Corp., Inc Lowfat
Brooklyn, NY
KING KULLEN
Crowley Foods, Inc.
Arkport, NY
SAME AD
COTTAGE CHEESE: Regular, SHAW’S
Lowfat COTTAGE CHEESE: Regular,
King Kullen Corp. Lowfat
Westbury, NY Shaw’s Supermarkets, Inc.
East Bridgewater, MA
LAURA LYNN
COTTAGE CHEESE: Regular, SHOPRITE
Lowfat, Nonfat COTTAGE CHEESE: Regular,
Ingles Markets, Inc. Lowfat
Asheville, NC Wakefern Food Corp.
Elizabeth, NJ
LEHIGH VALLEY
COTTAGE CHEESE: Regular, SOUTHERN HOME
Lowfat COTTAGE CHEESE: Regular,
Morningstar Farms Lowfat, Nonfat
Frederick, MD Staff Supermarket Assoc., Inc.
Roswell, GA
LIGHT ‘N LIVELY
STEW LEONARD’S
COTTAGE CHEESE: Regular, COTTAGE CHEESE: Regular,
Nonfat Lowfat
Kraft Foods , Inc.
Glenview, IL G & L Distributors
Norwalk, CT
MARCUS DAIRY STOP & SHOP
COTTAGE CHEESE: Regular, COTTAGE CHEESE: Regular,
Lowfat Lowfat, Nonfat
Marcus Dairy, Inc. Stop & Shop Supermarkets
Danbury, CT New Haven, CT
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s INSTANT WHIP
Woodbridge, NJ
CREAM CHEESE
Cream Cheese
COUSCOUS N O N - C H A L AV Y I S R A E L Instant Whip Foods
Columbus, OH
SAVION AMERICA’S CHOICE JEWEL
COUSCOUS: Plain, Chicken Flavor, Whipped Cream Cheese, Cream Cheese Cream Cheese
Roasted Garlic Flavor A&P Supermarkets Jewel Foods
HKS Marketing, Ltd. Montvale, NJ Hillside, IL
n AXELROD
Bayonne, NJ
KASH N KARRY
n CRANBERRY SAUCE Cream Cheese
Axelrod Foods, Inc.
Cream Cheese
Kash N Karry
Paterson, NJ Tampa, FL
AMERICA’S CHOICE
Jellied Cranberry Sauce n AXLER’S KEY FOODS
A&P Supermarkets Plain Whipped Cream Cheese, Cream Cheese
Montvale, NJ Key Food Stores
Scallion Cream Cheese Brooklyn, NY
GEFEN Springfield Smoked Fish Co., Inc.
Jellied Cranberry Sauce, Springfield, MA KING KULLEN
Whole Cranberry Sauce Cream Cheese, Light Cream Cheese
Kenover Marketing Corp. BIG Y King Kullen Corp.
Brooklyn, NY Cream Cheese Westbury, NY
The Big Y Foods Co., Inc.
MANISCHEWITZ Springfield, MA KROGER
n BREAKSTONE’S
Jellied Cranberry Sauce, Cream Cheese
Whole Cranberry Sauce Pace Dairy Foods
The B. Manischewitz Co. Temptee Whipped Cream Cheese Crawfordsville, IN
Jersey City, NJ Kraft Foods, Inc.
Glenview, IL LUCERNE
MISHPACHA Cream Cheese
Jellied Cranberry Sauce, n CROWLEY Safeway Inc.
Whole Cranberry Sauce Cream Cheese Lethbridge, Alberta
Rokeach Food Corp.
Newark, NJ Crowley Foods, Inc. MARSH
Binghamton, NY
Cream Cheese
PATHMARK Marsh Supermarkets
Cranberry Sauce DOMINICK’S Indianapolis, IN
Supermarkets General Corp. Cream Cheese
Woodbridge, NJ Dominick’s Finer Foods, Inc. MEIJER
Northlake, IL Cream Cheese
ROKEACH Topco Associates, Inc.
Jellied Cranberry Sauce FINAST Skokie, IL
Rokeach Food Co. Cream Cheese
Newark, NJ First National Supermarket PATHMARK
Windsor Locks, CT Cream Cheese
SHOPRITE Supermarkets General Corp.
Jellied Cranberry Sauce FOOD CLUB Woodbridge, NJ
Wakefern Food Corp. Cream Cheese
Elizabeth, NJ
Topco Associates, Inc.
PENN MAID
Skokie, IL Cream Cheese
STOP & SHOP Penn Maid Foods, Inc.
Cranberry Sauce FOODTOWN Philadelphia, PA
Stop & Shop Supermarkets
Boston, MA Cream Cheese, Soft Cream Cheese, PUBLIX
Whipped Cream Cheese, Neufchatel Cheese Cream Cheese
Twin County Grocers Publix
CREAM CHEESE Edison, NJ Miami, FL
C H A L AV Y I S R A E L n FRIENDSHIP RASKAS
Soft Cream Cheese, Cream Cheese Cream Cheese
BEST MOO Friendship Dairies, Inc. Raskas Foods, Inc.
Cream Cheese Jericho, NY St. Louis, MO
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SCHNUCK
CREAMS
Cream Cheese
Schnuck Markets, Inc.
Bridgeton, MO C H A L AV Y I S R A E L
Every Passover...
SCHREIBER FOODS
Cream Cheese
SHAMROCK
Half & Half
Every Shabbat...
Schreiber Foods, Inc.
Green Bay, WI Shamrock Farms
Phoenix, AZ No Wax Mess!
SHAW’S
Cream Cheese
CREAMS
Shaw’s Supermarkets
East Bridgewater, MA With Messing
SHOPRITE
N O N - C H A L AV Y I S R A E L
CandleLites TM
s VIP MASTER
DUMPLING & DUMPLING XES EXTRACTS & FOOD COLORS
DUMPLING & DUMPLING MIXES Matzoh Ball Mix GEFEN
VIP Foods, Inc.
CROYDEN HOUSE Ridgewood, NY EXTRACTS: Almond, Lemon, Orange,
Matzo Ball Mix, Matzo Ball & Soup Mix Imitation Vanilla, Pure Vanilla;
RFD Distributors, Inc.
YEHUDA FOOD COLORING: Blue, Red, Green,
Newark, NJ Matzo Ball Mix, Matzo Ball and Soup Mix Yellow
sE&S
Moshe Ludmir & Sons Kenover Marketing
Jerusalem, Israel Brooklyn, NY
MATZO BALL MIX, REDUCED SALT
s EGG PRODUCTS
MATZO BALL MIX
Allied Food Products FISH - BREADED
Brooklyn, NY
ALLIANT
FRANKEL’S Angel Whip Egg Whites, Frozen Egg Product DR. PRAEGER’S
Matzo Free Balls w/Citric Acid, Frozen Whole Eggs, Liquid Breaded Fish Fillets, Fillet Fish Sticks, Minced
Bernie’s Foods Whole Eggs w/Citric Acid, Sugared Yolk Fish Sticks, Fishies
Brooklyn, NY Ungar’s Food Products
Alliant Foodservice Premier Elmwood Park, NJ
Deerfield, IL
GEFEN
Kneidel Mix CONSTANTINE FARMS YEHUDA
Kenover Marketing Egg Whites Matzo Ball Mix, Matzo Ball and Soup Mix
Brooklyn, NY Constantine Farms Moshe Ludmin & Sons
Smock, PA Jerusalem, Israel
GOODMAN’S
Matzo Ball Mix, Matzo Ball & Soup Mix, EGGIT
Reduced Salt Matzo Ball Mix, Reduced Salt Whole Liquid Eggs, Egg Whites, Frozen FISH - GEFILTE
Matzo Ball Soup Mix Whole Eggs, Whole Eggs, Plain Yolk, Salt
RFD Distributors, Inc. Yolk, Sugar Yolk A & B FAMOUS
Newark, NJ Papetti’s Hygrade Egg Products, Inc. FROZEN GEFILTE FISH: Regular,
Elizabeth, NJ
Lo- Cholesterol, No Sugar;
HOROWITZ MARGARETEN
Matzo Ball & Soup Mix, Matzo Ball Mix HOWARD GORDY OLD FASHIONED HOMESTYLE GEFILTE
GMB Enterprise Pasteurized Frozen Whole Eggs FISH: Sweet, Low Cholesterol Less Sugar,
Jersey City, NJ Howard Gordy Butter & Eggs Co. Low Cholesterol Sugar Free;
Glendale, NY
PREMIUM SALMON GEFILTE FISH
KOJEL A & B Famous Gefilte Fish
Vegetable Matzo Ball Mix PAPETTI’S Paterson, NJ
Angel Whip, Broken Ready, Egg Whites,
n DAGIM
Kojel Foods, Inc.
Ridgewood, NY Frozen Whole Eggs, Whole Eggs, Whole Salt
Eggs, Plain Yolks, Salt Yolk, Sugar Yolk, Table Frozen Gefilte Fish
MANISCHEWITZ Ready, Gourmet Chef Blend, A 33 Blend, Dagim Tehorim Co., Inc.
Matzoh Ball & Soup Mix, Matzoh Ball Mix, Baker 26, Bakers Supreme, Broken Ready, Brooklyn, NY
Reduced Sodium Matzoh Ball and Soup Mix, Egg Liquid Whole
Reduced Sodieum Matzoh Ball Mix Papetti’s Hygrade Egg Products, Inc. GEFEN
The B. Manischewitz Co. Elizabeth, NJ Gefilte Fish
Jersey City, NJ Kenover Marketing
SUPREME Brooklyn, NY
MOTHER’S Whole Liquid Eggs
No-Cholesterol Matzoh Balls, Matzo Balls Sunshine Foods KEDEM
RFD Distributors, Inc.
Hackensack, NJ Gefilte Fish, Israeli Style Gefilte Fish,
Newark, NJ Gourmet Gefilte Fish
SYSCO CLASSIC Kedem Food Products
MRS. ADLER AJ-33 Blend, Egg Whites, Whole Frozen Eggs, Bayonne, NJ
Matzo Dumplings Whole Frozen Eggs 26% Solids, Fortified
RFD Distributors, Inc. Whole Eggs, Frozen Sugar Yolk, Frozen MANISCHEWITZ
Newark, NJ Super Whip Egg Whites, Frozen Whole GEFILTE FISH: Fishlets, Jelled, Non-Jelled,
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Sweet, Reduced Sodium Gefilte Fish; YEHUDA SMOKED FISH: Salmon, Trout;
WHITE & PIKE: Jelled Broth, Non-Jelled, Gefilte Fish, Sweet Gefilte Fish TUNA: in Water, in Cottonseed Oil
Sweet, Reduced Sodium White & Pike; Moshe Ludmir & Sons Dagim Tehorim Co., Inc.
Jerusalem, Israel Brooklyn, NY
ALL WHITE FISH: Jelled, Non-Jelled;
PREMIUM GOLD: Jelled Mackerel in Olive Oil, Mackerel in Tomato
The B. Manischewitz Co.
Jersey City, NJ
FISH - GENERAL Paste, Salmon in Olive Oil
Casimex
n MEAL MART ACME Paris, France
GEFILTE FISH: Fully Cooked, Raw Frozen, Herring in Cream Sauce, Herring in Wine
Sauce, Homestyle Herring, Chopped Herring FLAUM
Jarred SMOKED FISH: Lox Bits, Lox Tray, Chubbs,
Acme, Inc.
Meal Mart Philadelphia, PA Mackerel, Sable, Whitefish;
Maspeth, NY
n ALTMAN’S
HERRING: Original, Fillet, Matjas, Matjas
n MOTHER’S Party Snax Herring, Lunch Herring,
in Wine, Pickled, Tidbits, in Cream Sauce,
GEFILTE FISH: All Whitefish Jelled Sugar Schmaltz Herring, Fillet Pickled Herring,
Tasty Bits Herring Premium Tidbits, Schmaltz in Vegetable,
Free, All Whitefish Liquid, Low Sodium, Old A.J Altman & Sons
Fashioned Jelled Sugar Free, Old Fashioned Rochester, NY Bismarck
n AXLER’S
Jelled Sugar Free “Low Fat”, Old Fashioned Flaum Appetizing
Brooklyn, NY
Liquid, Old Fashioned Sugar Free Fish
D’oeuvres, Old World Jelled, Old World All Smoked Salmon Products FOOD FEST
Sweet Recipe Jelled, Old World Whitefish Springfield Smoked Fish Co. Inc.
Springfield, MA Smoked Salmon
& Pike, Whitefish & Pike Jelled, Whitefish Icicle Seaafoods
& Pike Jelled Sugar Free, Whitefish & Pike BAGEL MATE Delta, BC
Jelled Sugar Free “Low Fat”, Whitefish & Smoked Salmon
Pike Liquid “Low Fat”, Whitefish & Pike Icicle Seafoods
GEFEN
“No MSG” Seattle, WA Solid White Tuna in Oil, Solid White Tuna in
RFD Distributors, Inc. Water, Chunk Light Tuna in Oil, Chunk Light
Newark, NJ BAGELOX Tuna in Water, Chunk White Tuna in Oil,
Smoked Nova Salmon, Smoked Trout, Chunk White Tuna in Water, Diet Solid White
MRS. ADLER’S Kippered Salmon, Smoked Sable, Smoked Tuna, Diet Chunk White Tuna, Blueback
GEFILTE FISH: Fish Bits, Regular, No Salt, Chubs, Smoked Whitefish Salmon, Kipper Snacks, Anchovies, Sardines
No Sugar, Old Jerusalem, Pike & Whitefish A&P Supermarkets in Water, Sardines in Olive Oil, Sardines in
Montvale, NJ
RFD Distributors, Inc. Water, No Salt Sardines in Water, Pink
n BANNER
Newark, NJ
Salmon, Blueback Salmon, Sardines
SMOKED FISH: Brook Trout, Chubs, w/Tomato Sauce, Brisling Sardines in Water,
OSSIE’S Brisling Sardines in Oil
FROZEN GEFILTE FISH: Classic, Salmon, Gravlax, Sable, Sea Bass, Whitefish,
Whiting, Mackerel, Tuna; Kenover Marketing Corp.
Cajun, Almond Raisin, Lemon Dill Brooklyn, NY
n GOLDEN
Ossie’s HERRING: Pickled in Cream Sauce,
Brooklyn, NY Pickled in Wine Sauce, Pickled Tidbits
n ROKEACH
(Cream or Clear), Schmaltz Fillets; Lunch Herring, Herring Tidbits in Wine
LOX: Whole Sides, Pickled; Sauce, Pickled Schmaltz Herring, Cream
GEFILTE FISH: Regular, Natural Broth, NOVA: Pre Sliced, Tray Sliced, Trimmings, Herring
Sugar Free, No Sugar/No MSG, All Whole Sides, Pastrami Nova (Whole, Sliced); Golden Herring
Whitefish- Sugar Free; Toronto, Ont., Canada
SALMON: Kippered, Kippered Meat,
JELLED: Regular, No MSG, Sugar Free, Norwegian, Sliced Norwegian, Supreme GOLDEN HARBOUR
Premium Whitefish, Whitefish & Pike; Color Added Smoked Smoked Salmon
OLD VIENNA: Regular, Jelled, Fish Bits, Banner Smoked Fish Icicle Seafoods
Gold Label, No MSG, Whitefish Pike; Brooklyn, NY Delta B.C. Canada
Rokeach Food Co.
Newark, NJ BUMBLE BEE KING
Solid White Tuna in Water Nova Salmon
ROYAL GEFITE FISH Con Agra Foods Sea Specialties
Miami, FL
Frozen Gefilte Fish San Diego, CA
n CLOVER LEAF
A&B Famous Gefilte Fish KING OF THE SEA
Paterson, NJ
Tuna in Water, Tuna in Olive Oil
Solid White Tuna in Water, Flaked Tuna in
STRUB’S Water, Low Sodium White Tuna in Water,
King of the Sea
Brooklyn, NY
Homestyle Gefilte Fish Pink Salmon, Red Salmon
Strub Brothers Bumble Bee Seafood KING OSCAR
Brantford, Ontario Vancouver, BC Brisling Sardines in Olive Oil
UNGAR’S n DAGIM
Norway Foods
Bergen, Norway
FROZEN GEFILTE FISH: Natural, Salmon, SALMON: Blueback, Pink;
No Sugar LASCO
Ungar’s Food Products
SARDINES: Regular in Olive Oil, Skinless
Elmwood Park, NJ & Boneless in Olive Oil; Herring Fillet in Wine, Herring Fillets
PRODUCTS REQUIRE U P OR U KOSHER FOR PASSOVER TO APPEAR ON THE LABEL 63
SALMON: Blueback, Pink, Medium Red, (Available on request from airlines, FRUITS - DRIED
Tall Pink, Tall Medium Red; Salmon No Salt hospitals, hotels and institutions)
Added - Blueback, Pink, Medium Red; Mada’n Kosher Foods
MANISCHEWITZ
Dania, FL
TUNA: White in Oil, White in Water, Chunk Large Pitted Prunes, Mixed Fruit, Apricots,
Light in Water, Chunk White in Water, Tongol MEAL MART Tart Prunes
in Water, Tuna No Salt Added -Chunk Light, Fresh & Frozen Dinners The B. Manischewitz Co.
Chunk White; (Available on request from airlines Jersey City, NJ
KIPPER SNACKS: Regular, Regular No Salt and hospitals) MARIANI
Added, Peppered Meal Mart
Peaches, Pears, Prunes, Raisins
The B. Manischewitz Co. Maspeth, NY
Jersey City, NJ Mariani Packing
MON CUISINE San Jose, CA
n SPRINGFIELD Frozen Dinners MISHPACHA
Smoked Chubs, Smoked Mackerel, Smoked Alle Processing Corp.
Raisins
Trout, Smoked Tuna, Smoked Whitefish, Maspeth, NY
Rokeach Food Corp.
Smoked Salmon Products SCHREIBER Newark, NJ
s MITY NICE
Springfield Smoked Fish
Springfield, MA Frozen Meals
Schreiber Caterers
Mixed Fruit
SUPREME Maspeth, NY
Mariani Packing
Smoked Salmon, Nova Bits, Nova Bagel Cuts SPRING VALLEY San Jose, CA
Banner Smoked Fish
L.I.C., NY Frozen Dinners PATHMARK
Milmar Foods
Raisins
THREE STAR Goshen, NY
Supermarkets General Corp.
Smoked Salmon Woodbridge, NJ
Ocean Beauty
WEISS KOSHER CUISINE
Los Angeles, CA Frozen Dinners SAVION
Weiss Kosher Cuisine
VITA Brooklyn, NY Shredded Coconut
HKS Marketing, Ltd.
Herring in Sour Cream, Herring Party Snacks Bayonne, NJ
in Wine Sauce, Homestyle Herring, Sliced
Smoked Nova Salmon FRUITS - CANNED SHOPRITE
Vita Food Products, Inc. Raisins
Chicago, IL GEFEN Wakefern Food Corp.
Chunk Pineapple, Sliced Pineapple, Crushed Elizabeth, NJ
Pineapple, Tidbits Pineapple, Peach Halves
FISH - RAW, FROZEN in Light Syrup, Peach Slices in Light Syrup, STOP & SHOP
Mandarin Orange Segments, Mandarin Raisins, Prunes
DAGIM Stop & Shop Supermarkets
Orange Broken, Cherries, Sour Cherries Boston, MA
Flounder Fillet, Sole Fillet, Cod Fillet, Kenover Marketing Corp.
Pollock Fillet, Whiting Fillet Brooklyn, NY YUM TEE
Dagim Tehorim Co., Inc. Dates, Prunes, Apple Rings, Cranberries,
Brooklyn, NY HUNGARIAN DELIGHT
Morello Cherries, Plums, Apricots Apricots, Mixed Fruit
Yum Tee Naturals
n FROZEN DINNERS
Delight Foods Brooklyn, NY
Spring Valley, NY
MISHPACHA s ZORIA
(All dinners are Meat unless Oranges Wholes, Oranges Broken, Sliced Apricots, Cherries, Nectarines, Peaches,
indicated Pareve on label) Pineapple, Pineapple Chunks, Crushed Pears, Plums
Zoria Farms, Inc.
Pineapple, Pineapple Tidbits
BORENSTEIN CATERERS Rokeach Food Corp.
San Jose, CA
Fresh & Frozen Dinners Newark, NJ
n ROKEACH
(Available on request FRUITS - FROZEN
from airlines and hospitals)
Borenstein Caterers, Inc. Sliced Pineapple, Chunk Pineapple, Crushed
Jamaica, NY Pineapple, Pineapple Tidbits, Mandarin BODEK
Oranges Whole, Mandarin Oranges Broken Blueberries, Rhubarb, Rhubarb
EMPIRE Rokeach Food Co. w/Strawberries, Strawberries, Strawberries
Frozen Dinners Newark, NJ in Syrup, Mixed Berries, Raspberries
Empire Bodek Kosher Produce, Inc.
Mifflintown, PA SAVION Brooklyn, NY
Maraschino Cherries
FLAUM HKS Marketing, Ltd.
Eggplant Parmigian Bayonne, NJ
GRANOLA
Flaum Appetizing
Brooklyn, NY SEASON
Mandarin Oranges T. ABRAHAM
MADA’N The B. Manischewitz Co. Granola with Apple & Nuts, Granola with
Fresh and Frozen Dinners Jersey City, NJ Raisins
PRODUCTS REQUIRE U P OR U KOSHER FOR PASSOVER TO APPEAR ON THE LABEL 65
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and bury them halachically for a nominal fee.
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Doylestown, PA
FEATURE
KEY FOODS Horseradish, Horseradish w/Beets
Portion Controlled Pouches Feature Food Ltd.
Key Food Stores
Brooklyn, NY Winston National Food Corp. Ontario, Canada
Copiague, NY
LAISH FLAUM
P I N C H A S M A N D E L I-DEE
VETERAN CEMETERIAN Beet Horseradish, Pure Horseradish
ABC Foods
Who in 1949, as a renowned CEMETERY EXPERT, was asked by prominent St. Louis, MO
Orthodox Rabbis to become involved with the technical religious details pertaining to ITALIAN ROSE
KVURAH IN ERETZ YISROEL Beet Horseradish, Pure Horseradish
Italian Rose Garlic
ORIGINATOR OF THE PRESENT RABBINICALLY APPROVED METHOD Riviera Beach, FL
KAVOD HANIFTAR with MESIRAS NEFESH & Compassion for the Bereaved KARNILOW
Gavriel and Arye Mandel Horseradish, Horseradish with Beets,
Horseradish Cream Style
DAY AND NIGHT PHONE: 718-851-8925 1628 42nd Street, Brooklyn, NY 11204 Gold Pure Food Products Co., Inc.
Hempstead, NY
PRODUCTS REQUIRE U P OR U KOSHER FOR PASSOVER TO APPEAR ON THE LABEL 67
Festival of Freedom
We are pleased to offer you a wide selection
of kosher items for your Passover Celebration.
WEGMAN’S
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Price Chopper, Inc.
Shenectady, NY Orange Juice
Wegman’s
Rochester, NY
RASHI
Apple Juice
HKS Marketing, Ltd.
Bayonne, NJ
WHITE ROSE
Orange Juice SAME AD
White Rose Dairy
ROKEACH Carteret, NJ
Cranberry, Lemon, Apple
Rokeach Food Co.
WINSTON
Newark, NJ Portion Controlled
Lemon Juice Pouches
SEALTEST Winston Nat’l Food Corp.
Orange Juice Copiague, NY
Milkco
n KETCHUP
Queens, NY
SENSATIONAL
Orange Juice
Ahold USA, Inc.
GEFEN
Kenover Marketing Corp.
Quincy, MA Brooklyn, NY
SHOPRITE GOLD’S
Lemon, Cranberry, Orange, Apple, Ketchup
Grapefruit w/Horseradish
Wakefern Food Corp.
Elizabeth, NJ Gold Pure Food Products Co., Inc. MEAL MART
Hempstead, NY Meal Mart
Maspeth, NY
SHURFINE
Orange Juice MANISCHEWITZ
The B. Manischewitz Co. ROMANIAN KOSHER
Shurfine International Jersey City, NJ Romanian Kosher Sausage Co.
Northlake, IL Chicago, IL
n KISHKA
Tops Supermarkets
Buffalo, NY
GEFEN
TREE RIPE Potato Kugel Mix, Kneidel Mix
Orange Juice 999 Flaum Appetizing
Tuscan Dairies Real Kosher Sausage Co. Brooklyn, NY
Union, NJ New York, NY
MANISCHEWITZ
TROPICAL SPLASH INTERNATIONAL GLATT Potato Kugel Mix, Veggie Burger Mix, Sweet
International Glatt Kosher Meat Processing, Inc.
Orange Juice Brooklyn, NY Potato Pancake Mix , Pizza Sauce and Crust
70 PRODUCTS REQUIRE U P OR U KOSHER FOR PASSOVER TO APPEAR ON THE LABEL
Mix, Mini Potato Knish Mix 18 Minute Cake Meal, 18 Minute Matzoh, Rokeach Food Co.
The B. Manischewitz Co. Kenover Marketing Corp. Newark, NJ
Jersey City, NJ Brooklyn, NY
n MEAL MART
SAVION
GOODMAN’S Matzoh Sticks, Matzoh Sticks Onion &
Apple Pudding, Apple Soufflé, Broccoli Matzo, Egg Matzo Garlic, Whole Wheat Matzoh Crackers,
Pudding, Broccoli Soufflé, Potato Pudding, G.M.B. Enterprises, Inc. Egg Matzoh Crackers
Sweet Potato Pudding, Matzoh Pudding Jersey City, NJ
HKS Marketing, Ltd.
Meal Mart. Bayonne, NJ
Maspeth, NY HOLYLAND
Matzo, Shmura Matzo Meal, Tea Matzot, YANOVSKY
ROKEACH Egg Matzot, Honey Matzot, Farfel, Matzot, Matzo, Matzo Farfale, Matzo Crackers,
Potato Pancake Mix, Stuffing Mix Matzot Cake Meal, Light Matzot, Shmura Matzo Dulce, Matzo Sticks, Matzo Meal,
Rokeach Food Co. Matzot, Matzo Meal, Rye Matzot, Tea Whole Matzo Chocolate, Matzo Shemura
Newark, NJ Wheat Matzos Yanovsky Matzo
KFP International, Ltd. Buenos Aires, Argentina
RUTHIE’S AND GUSSIE’S Milton, NY
n HOROWITZ MARGARETEN
Potato Kugel Batter YEHUDAH MATZOS
King Kold
Chicago, IL Matzoh, Coated Matzot, Matzo Farfel,
Egg Matzoh, Matzoh Farfel, Matzoh Meal, Cake Meal, Matzo Meal, Egg Matzot
n VIP MASTER
Matzoh Moshe Ludmir & Sons Ltd.
G.M.B. Enterprises, Inc. Jerusalem, Israel
Kishke Mix, Knaidel Mix Jersey City, NJ
n MANISCHEWITZ
VIP Foods, Inc.
Ridgewood, NY
Matzo Cake Meal, Matzo Crackers, Spelt MAYONNAISE
Matzo, Matzo Farfel, White Grape Matzo,
MARGARINE Egg Matzo, Egg Matzo Crackers, Matzo GEFEN
Mayonnaise, Lite Mayonnaise
n MOTHER’S
Meal, Matzo, Shmurah Matzo, Thin Tea
Matzo, Whole Wheat Matzo, Yolk Free Egg Kenover Marketing Corp.
Brooklyn, NY
Pareve Sticks, Pareve Soft Tubs, Pareve Soft Matzo, Original Tam Tams, Everything Tam
Unsalted Tubs, Unsalted Sticks, Unsalted Tams, Garlic Tams, Concord Grape Matzo, MANISCHEWITZ
Reddies-Pats, Unsalted Brick Original Tiny Tams, Everything Tiny Tams, Mayonnaise, Lite Mayonnaise
RFD Distributors, Inc. Onion Tiny Tams, Whole Grain Tam Tam, The B. Manischewitz Co.
Newark, NJ
Whole Grain Garden Herb Tam Tam Jersey City, NJ
OH & MATZOH PRODUCTS The B. Manischewitz Co.
Jersey City, NJ MISHPACHA
MATZAH & MATZAH PRODUCTS Mayonnaise, Lite Mayonnaise
MEAL MART Rokeach Food Corp.
Note: According to Ashkenazic practice, Matzoh Pudding Newark, NJ
Egg Matzah and Grape Matzah should only Meal Mart
be eaten by the elderly, the sick, or young
Maspeth, NY MOTHER’S
children who cannot digest regular Matzah. Mayonnaise
MISHPACHA RFD Distributors, Inc.
Round Shmurah Matza Newark, NJ
AVIV
s ROBERT’S
Rokeach Food Corp.
Regular Matzot, Wheat Bran Matzot, Light Newark, NJ
Matzot, Organic Matzot, Matzot Carmel, Mayonnaise
Matzot Hema, Cake Meal, Hagada Matzot, OSEM Robert’s Mayonnaise, Inc.
Coated Matzos Chocolate Flavor, Honey Matzo Meal, Seder Matzo, Egg Matzah, Bayonne, NJ
Matzot, Round Matzot, Organic Matzo Matzah Meal, Matzah Farfel
Snack, Matzo Snack with Honey, Egg Osem USA, Inc. ROKEACH
Matzot, Grape Matzot, Matzot Bnei Brak,
Englewood Cliffs, NJ Mayonnaise, Lite Mayonnaise
Rokeach Food Co.
Matzo Meal, Mini Matzot-Regular, Wheat PROMISED LAND Newark, NJ
Bran Matzos, Rye Matzos, Mini Matzot-
n WINSTON
Matzah
Whole Wheat, Light Matzo Snack, Passover KFP International, Ltd.
Matzo Snack, Whole Wheat Matzo Snack, Milton, NY Portion Controlled Pouches
Matzo Snack with Eggs, Triangle Egg Matzo Winston National Food Corp.
Snacks, Triangle Honey Matzo Snacks, RISHON Copiague, NY
Triangle Egg & Onion Matzo Snacks Seder Matzo, Shmura Matzo, Matzo Farfel,
Aviv Matzah Matzo Meal, Shmura Matzo Meal
Bnei Brak, Israel Osem USA, Inc. MEALS IN A CUP
Englewood Cliffs, NJ
GEFEN KOJEL
Hand Shmurah Matzoh RISHON LEZION CUP OF SOUP: Potato, Cabbage, Tomato,
Kenover Marketing Corp. Matzoh Cream of Vegetable, Consomme
Brooklyn, NY Osem USA, Inc. VIP Foods
Englewood Cliffs, NJ Ridgewood, NY
GEULA
Shmura Matzah, 18 Minute Matzah Meal, ROKEACH MANISCHEWITZ
Shmura Matzah Meal, Shmura Cake Meal, Round Shemura Matzah CUP OF SOUP: Matzah Ball Soup
PRODUCTS REQUIRE U P OR U KOSHER FOR PASSOVER TO APPEAR ON THE LABEL 71
OSEM
MEALS-ON-THE-GO: Potato Puree
w/Mushrooms, Potato Puree w/Vegetables
Osem Export Ltd.
Israel
s VIP MASTER
Instant Potato Casserole, Instant
Vegetable Casserole
VIP Foods, Inc.
Ridgewood, NY
n KINERET
Kemp’s Supermarkets
Lancaster, PA
Coffee Whitener
QUEENSBORO HKS Marketing, Ltd.
Homogenized Milk, Bayonne, NJ
2% Milk, Fat Free
MISHPACHA
Milk, 1% Milk
Elmhurst Dairy, Inc.
Coffee Creamer
Jamaica, NY Rokeach Food Corp.
Newark, NJ
SEALTEST
SUPERMARKETS
Homogenized Milk,
NOODLES
Stores located in NY, CT, MA, VT, NH and PA.
2% Milk
To find a location near you, please visit www.pricechopper.com.
Kraft Foods, Inc.
Glenview, IL FLAUM
Fine Noodles, Medium Noodles
SHAMROCK Flaum Appetizing
Elmhurst Dairy, Inc. Whole Milk, 2% Milk, Skim Milk, Brooklyn, NY
Jamaica, NY 1% Milk
Shamrock Farms,
FRANKEL’S
GLENVIEW FARMS Phoenix, AZ Frozen Egg Noodles
Skim Milk, Homogenized Milk, 1% Milk, Bernie’s Foods, Inc.
2% Milk SHOPRITE Brooklyn, NY
Alliant Foodservice, Inc. Whole Milk, 2% Reduced Fat Milk,
Deerfield, IL GEFEN
1% Lowfat Milk, Fat Free Milk Thin Noodles, Wide Noodles, Elbows,
HAMPTON DAIRY Wakefern Food Corp.
Elizabeth, NJ Shells, Ziti
Homogenized Milk, Skim Milk, 1% Milk, Kenover Marketing Corp.
2% Milk SOUTHERN HOME Brooklyn, NY
Terrace Dairy
Holtsville, NY Fat Free Milk MANISCHEWITZ
Southern Home Fine Noodles, Medium Noodles, Wide
HUNTER FARMS Birmingham, AL
Noodles, Yolk Free Medium Noodles
Fat Free Milk, 1% Milk, The B. Manischewitz Co.
Homogenized Milk UPSTATE FARMS Jersey City, NJ
Crowley Foods, Inc. Homogenized Milk, 2% Milk,
Penn Maid, PA Skim Milk SAVION
LEHIGH VALLEY
Upstate Farms Cooperative No Yolk Noodles, Wide Noodles, Medium
Buffalo, NY
Homogenized Milk, 2% Milk, Skim Milk, Noodles, Spirals, Elbows, Alphabets, Bowties
HKS Marketing, Ltd.
1% Milk VAN PEEMAN Bayonne, NJ
Tuscan Dairy Farms Homogenized Milk
Union, NJ
Van Peenan
LUCERNE/ Wayne, NJ NOODLE PRODUCTS
GENUARDI
Homogenized Milk, 2% Milk, Fat Free Milk, WELSH FARMS FLAUM
1% Milk Homogenized Milk, 2% Milk Noodle Kugel
Genuardi Supermarkets Parmalat/Sunnydale Farms Flaum Appetizing
Norristown, PA Brooklyn, NY Brooklyn, NY
PRODUCTS REQUIRE U P OR U KOSHER FOR PASSOVER TO APPEAR ON THE LABEL 73
n PICKLED PRODUCTS
The B. Manischewitz Co. De La Rosa
Jersey City, NJ Brooklyn, NY
GEFEN BA-TAMPTE
NUTS Cottonseed Oil, Extra Mild Olive Oil, Extra Half Sour Pickles, New Kraut
Virgin Olive Oil, Walnut Oil, Lite Olive Oil Ba-Tampte Pickle Products, Inc.
BLOOMY’S Kenover Marketing Corp. Brooklyn, NY
ROASTED: Almonds, Cashews, Hazelnuts, Brooklyn, NY
Mixed Nuts, Pistachios; BLOOMY’S
MANISCHEWITZ Beets, Squash, Zucchini, Mixed Vegetables,
SALTED: Cashews, Hazelnuts, Mixed Nuts, Buttery Cooking Spray, Olive Oil Cooking Cucumbers, Dill Cucumbers, Mushrooms,
Almonds, Pistachios; Spray, Garlic Olive Oil Cooking Spray, Red Cabbage, Red Peppers, Sweet Peppers
SHELLED: Almonds, Walnuts, Pecan Halves Vegetable Oil, Extra Virgin Olive Oil, Hot Bloom Packaging Corp.
Roasted Pepper Olive Oil, Garlic Basil Olive Brooklyn, NY
GROUND: Almonds, Hazelnuts
Bloom’s Kosher Candy Oil DON HERMANN
Brooklyn, NY The B. Manischewitz Co.
Jersey City, NJ Dill Pickles
Hermann Pickle
GEFEN Garrettsville, OH
Ground Almonds, Ground Filberts, MISHPACHA
Ground Walnuts, Whole Almonds, Shelled Extra Virgin Olive Oil, Extra Lite Olive Oil, ESKAL
Filberts, Shelled Walnuts, Sliced Almonds Vegetable Oil, Olive Oil Spray, Cucumbers in Brine, Dill Cucumbers
Kenover Marketing Corp. Rokeach Food Corp. Gilboa-Beit Hashita
Brooklyn, NY Newark, NJ Kibbutz Beit Hashita, Israel
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Italian, Lemon Pepper Vinaigrette, Low Fat OSSIE’S Pouches - French, Italian, Diet French
Balsamic Italian, Fat Free Balsamic Roasted Broccoli Dip, Spinah Dip, Dill Sauce Winston National Food Corp.
Copiague, NY
Garlic Vinaigrette , Low Fat Olive Oil & Ossie’s
Brooklyn, NY
Balsamic Vinaigrette
Blanchard & Blanchard Ltd.
Norwich, VT
ROKEACH SALADS
SALAD DRESSINGS: French, Russian,
FLAUM Golden Italian, Thousand Island, Oil & FLAUM
Vinegar, Creamy Garlic, Lo-Cal Italian, Cole Slaw, Cucumber, Egg, Eggplant
DIPS: Broccoli, Olive, Spinach, Tomato
Lo-Cal French, Lo-Cal Herb Vinaigrette, Babaganush, Grilled Eggplant, Potato, Real
Flaum Appetizing
Brooklyn, NY Lo-Cal Lemon Vinaigrette Health, Red Skin Potato, Spanish Eggplant,
Rokeach Food Co. Turkish, Matbucha, Vegetarian Liver, Spinach
Newark, NJ
LA JOLLA Dip, Broccoli Dip, Olive Dip, Hot Tomato
Italian, Lite Italian, French, Lite French, SAVION Dip, Tomato Dip, Babaganoush, Beet Salad,
Russian, Lite Russian, Avocado Dip SALAD DRESSINGS: Thousand Island, Carrot Salad
Flaum Appetizing
Kenover Marketing Balsamic Vinaigrette, Vinaigrette w/Roasted Brooklyn, NY
Brooklyn, NY Garlic, Vinaigrette w/Roasted Peppers,
Creamy Italian, Creamy Garlic, Lemon MEAL MART
MANISCHEWITZ Pepper Vinaigrette, Raspberry Vinaigrette, Cole Slaw, Cucumber Salad, Health Salad,
DRESSINGS: Italian, French, Thousand Zesty Garlic, French, Russian, Italian, Potato Salad
Islands, Fat Free Italian, Garlic Ranch Cole Slaw Dressing, Vidalia Onion; Meal Mart
Maspeth, NY
DRESSING MIX: Italian FAT FREE SALAD DRESSINGS: Red Wine
The B. Manischewitz Co. Vinaigrette, Zesty Garlic, Raspberry
Jersey City, NJ Vinaigrette, French, Vidalia Onion SALADS - FISH
LOW CALORIE: Italian, French
MOTHER’S HKS Marketing, Ltd. BANNER
FAT FREE SALAD DRESSINGS: French, Bayonne, NJ
Whitefish Salad, Herring Salad, Kippered
n WINSTON
Vinaigrette, Cracked Pepper, Italian Salmon Salad
RFD Distributors, Inc. Banner Smoked Fish
Newark, NJ SALAD DRESSINGS: Portion Controlled L.I.C., NY
PRODUCTS REQUIRE U P OR U KOSHER FOR PASSOVER TO APPEAR ON THE LABEL 77
n SCOURING PADS
w/Cabernet Sauvignon; Tomato Basil Sauce, HEBREW NATIONAL
Tomato Sauce, Tomato Mushroom Sauce, National Foods
Marinara No Salt, Tomato Salsa, Bronx, NY
Horseradish Sauce, Wassabi Sauce, GEFEN
Hollandaise Sauce Mix. MANISCHEWITZ Steel Wool Soap Pads
The B. Manischewitz Co. Kenover Marketing Corp.
CHICKEN SAUCE: Apricot, Cranberry, Jersey City, NJ Brooklyn, NY
Orange, Cherry, Marinade & Roasting Mix.
HKS Marketing, Ltd. MISHPACHA MISHPACHA
Bayonne, NJ Rokeach Food Corp.
Soap Pads
n SEASON
Newark, NJ
Rokeach Food Corp.
Newark, NJ
Duck Sauce, Zesty Duck Sauce PATHMARK
The B. Manischewitz Co. Supermarkets General Corp. ROKEACH
Jersey City, NJ Woodbridge, NJ
Steel Wool Soap Pads
TIVI VALLEY s REA-D-PACK Rokeach Food Co.
Newark, NJ
Rea-D-Pack Foods, Inc.
LOW CARB SAUCE: Original Pasta Sauce, North Norwich, NY
Roasted Garlic Sauce, Spicy Sauce
Natural Group ROKEACH SIDE DISHES
Modesto, CA Rokeach Food Co.
s VIP MASTER
Newark, NJ
KOJEL
BBQ Sauce Mix, Gravy Mix - Onion, Brown SUPER TRU Vegetable Side Dish, Mushroom Side Dish
VIP Foods, Inc. Fleming Companies of OK Kojel Foods, Inc.
Ridgewood, NY Oklahoma City, OK Ridgewood, NY
SNACKS Clear, Chicken Matzoh Ball Soup PAREVE SOUP MIXES: Tomato, Potato,
MIXES: Soup Mix, Vegetable Soup and Cabbage, Cream of Vegetable
Dip Mix VIP Foods, Inc.
OSEM Ridgewood, NY
The B. Manischewitz Co.
sVICTOR’S
Bissli Onion, Bissli Smokey
Jersey City, NJ
Osem USA, Inc.
Englewood Cliffs, NJ PAREVE SOUP BASES (NO MSG): Beef,
MEAL MART
SAVION MEAT: Chicken Soup, Low Sodium Chicken, Onion
RFD Distributors, Inc.
Matzo Sticks, Matzo Sticks Onion Garlic Chicken Broth Newark, NJ
HKS Marketing Meal Mart
Bayonne, NJ Maspeth, NY
BREAKSTONE’S KRASDALE
Regular Sour Cream, Krasdale Foods, Inc.
White Plains, NY
Reduced Fat Sour Cream
Kraft Foods , Inc. LAURA LYNN
Glenview, IL
Ingles Markets, Inc.
Asheville, NC
CABOT
Sour Cream LEHIGH VALLEY DAIRY
Cabot Creamery Lehigh Valley Dairies, Inc.
Cabot, VT Lansdale,PA
CLINTON’S LOTZ
Clinton Milk Co. Lotz Bros. Dairy
Newark, NJ Union, NJ
CROWLEY MILKCO
Crowley Foods, Inc. Milkco, Inc.
Binghamton, NY Ashville, NC
DIXIE FRESH MORNING FRESH
Reilly Dairy & Food Co.
Tampa, FL Merchant Distributors, Inc.
Hickory, NC
FINAST PATHMARK
Foodhold USA, Inc.
Maple Heights, OH Supermarkets General Corp.
Woodbridge, NJ
FOOD LION
Food Lion, Inc. PATUXENT
Atlanta, GA Patuxent Farms, Inc.
Philadelphia, PA
FOODTOWN
Twin County Grocers PENN MAID
Edison, NJ Penn Maid Foods, Inc.
Philadelphia, PA
FRIENDSHIP
Regular Sour Cream, PIGGLY WIGGLY
Lite Sour Cream Crowley Foods
Lafargeville, NY
Friendship Dairies, Inc.
Jericho, NY
PRICE CHOPPER
G.A.F. SEELIG Price Chopper, Inc.
G.A.F. Seelig Schenectady, NY
Woodside, NY
PRICE RITE
GENUARDI’S Wakefern Food Corp.
Genuardi Supermarkets Elizabeth, NY
Norristown, PA
RICHFOOD
GRAND UNION Richfood, Inc.
Grand Union Richmond, VA
Wayne, NJ
SHAW’S
GUIDA-SEIBERT Shaw’s Supermarkets, Inc.
Guida-Seibert Dairy E. Bridgewater, MA
New Britain, CT
SHOPRITE
HANNAFORD Wakefern Food Corp.
Hannaford Bros. Co. Elizabeth, NJ
Scarborough, ME
SOUTHERN HOME
HARRIS TEETER Southern Home
Harris Teeter Supermarkets Inc. Birmingham, AL
Charlotte, NC
s VIP MASTER
Toasted Onion, Paprika, Parsley Flakes,
Black Pepper, White Pepper, Sour Salt
SPICES & SEASONING Rokeach Food Co.
Low Cal Liquid Sweetener
VIP Foods, Inc.
s E &S
Newark, NJ
Ridgewood, NY
NCSY PRICES
(Regular Gate Price: $59.99 + tax = $63.59)
THEME PARK OPEN 10AM - 8PM; SAFARI 9AM - 4PM • TICKETS VALID ALL SEASON
THEME TICKETS INCLUDE FREE SAFARI • ADVANCE SALE SEASON PASS - ONLY $85!
KOSHER FOR PASSOVER FOOD BY REUBEN’S GLATT SPOT, SUPERVISION BY RABBI E.M. TEITZ
STRICT SIX FLAGS POLICY: NO OUTSIDE FOOD MAY BE BROUGHT INTO THE PARK
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POCONO
PARKSIDE
SPRING
Union, NJ
LONGO’S
Spring Water
Pocono Springs Co.
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Spring Water Mt. Pocono, PA
Longo’s Supermarkets
Mississaugua, ON POLAR BEAR
Natural Spring
LUND’S Water
Spring Water Red Apple
Lunds New York, NY
South Edina, MN
PRESIDENT’S
MOUNTAIN VALLEY SPRING CHOICE
Spring Water Spring Water
Mountain Valley Spring Company
Hot Springs, AR Loblaw Brands Ltd.
Toronto, ON
NATURE’S PRIDE
Spring Water PUBLIX
Dean Northeast LLC Spring Water
Franklin, MA Publix Supermarkets, Inc.
Lakeland, FL
NATURE’S WAY
Spring Water PURE
Nature’s Way Pure Water
AMERICAN
Pittston, PA Spring Water
86 PRODUCTS REQUIRE U P OR U KOSHER FOR PASSOVER TO APPEAR ON THE LABEL
Bourgogne Red, Cuvee Deslar; Bourgogne- Royal Wine Corp. Chardonnay, Merlot
White, De La Grave Dry Red Bordeaux, Bayonne, NJ International Kosher Wine Producers
De La Grave Dry White Bordeaux, Domaine Golan Heights, Israel
KEDEM ESTATES
De La Verolliere, Domaine Lafond Tave Blush Chablis, Red Chablis, Classic Red, LIONEL GALLULA
Gevrey Chambertin, Gigondas, Jeanmaire Classic White, Eshkol Ruby Red Organic, Comtesse D'Assigny Rouge, Comtesse
Champagne, Macon Village, Margaux Red Velvet, Royal Blush D'Assigny Blanc, Chateau Haut Rivalet,
Giscours, Margaux Labegorce, Merlot,
Meursault, Morgon, Muscadet, Nicolas
Royal Wine Corp. Rouge, Chateau Croignon Rouge, Vieux
Bayonne, NJ
Feuillatte Champagne, Pomerol, Pouilly Chateau Palon Rouge, V. D'Oc Mevushal
Fume, Royale Brut De Blanc, Sancerre, KEDEM VINEYARDS Blanc, Champagne, Les Alouattas Blanc,
Sarget De Gruaud Larose, Valflore Semi Cabernet Sauvignon Chateau Haut Vallon Rouge, Chateau Haut
Dry Red, Valrose, Verbau Cabernet Royal Wine Corp. Vallon Rose, Bastide La Graviere Rouge,
Sauvignon, Verbau Gewurztraminer, Bayonne, NJ Grand Du Barry Rose, Chateau Lestage
Verbau Merlot, Vouvray, Vouvray Clos Rouge, Chateau De Tigne Rose, Chateau
KERAMIM De Tinge Blanc, Chardonnay Blanc, Vignes
De Nouys, White Merlot, Chablis Pascal Cabernet Sauvignon & Merlot, Emerald
Bouchard, Clos Vougeot, Corton Charle- De Noe' Rouge, Chateau Haut Vallon
Riesling & Sauvignon Blanc Blanc, Bastide La Graviere Rose, Bastide La
magne, Cotes Du Rouissillon- Domaine Binyamina Winecellars Ltd.
Lacassagne, Cotes Du Rouissillon Villages- Binyamina, Israel Graviere Blanc, Comtesse D'Assigny Rose,
Domaine Lacassagne, Pulligny Mantrachet Chateau Le Tertre Rouge, Chateau De Tigne
Royal Wine Corp. KINERET Rouge, V. D'Oc Gris, Cabernet Sauvignon
Bayonne, NJ Cabernet Sauvignon, Chardonnay Rouge, Les Alouattas Rouge, Les Alouattas
Sauvignon, Emerald Riesling, Merlot, Rose, Grand Du Barry Rouge, Chateau La
HEVRON HEIGHTS WINERY Muscat Alexandria, Muscat Hamburg, Ohra, Lande Bel Aire Rouge, V. D'Oc Rouge,
160 (2002 Vintage), Elon Mamre, Isaac’s Cabernet Merlot Franc, Cabernet Sauvignon Kidouch Moelleux Rouge, Merlot Rouge
Ram, Makhpela, Pardess, Hevron Heights, Reserve, Chardonnay Sauvignon, Chenin Mets et Vins
Grape Juice- Kidush Hevron, Jerusalem Blanc Reserve, Merlot Petite Sirah Shiraz Paris, France
Heights Efrat Winery
Antipod Jerusalem, Israel LOUIS BLANC
Kiryat Arba, Israel Cabernet, Cabernet Sauvignon Vin De Pays
KING DAVID D’Oc, Cabernet Sauvignon Vin De Pays
J. FURST Chateau Richon 15.5%, Concorde, D’Oc Dry, Chateau Bazignan, Chateau Bel
Cabernet Sauvignon, Chardonnay Muscat, Sacramental
Royal Wine Corporation
Air Gallier, Chateau Lavagnac Bordeaux
Carmel Food USA
Bayonne, NJ Great Neck, NY, Inc. Superieur, Chateau L’oree De Bel Air,
Chateau La Garenne, Chateau La Tuillerie
JOLIMONT KING SALOMAN de Bel Air, Chateau Mayne De Valence
Chardonnay White, Cabernet Sauvignon Cabernet Sauvignon, Chardonnay, Chenin Bordeaux Superieur, Cotes Du Rhone, Cotes
Red, Grape Wine, Cinsault Rose Blanc, Merlot, Sauvingnon Blanc, Shiraz Du Rhone Rouge AOC Dry, Etalon Blanc.
Clovis Lesieutre E.R.I.E Trading Limited Etalon Noir Dry, Etalon Rose, L’Excellence
Roanne, France Capetown, South Africa Semi Dry, L’Excellence Dry, Merlot, Merlot
JONATHAN TISHBI KOLOBARRA HILLS Vin De Pays D’OC Dry, Moriah Dry,
SPECIAL RESERVE Cabernet, Chardonnay, Shiraz Sauvignon Vin De Pays D’OC Dry, Syrah,
Chardonnay, Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon International Kosher Wine Producers Tradition, Tradition Dry, Tradition Rouge
Sde Boker, Tishbi Brut, Brandy, Cabernet Golan Heights, Israel G.S.A Import Export
Nice, France
Sauvignon Kfar Yuval
Tishbi Estate Winery LA CARIGNANO
Zichron Yaakov, Israel Syrah Red, Chardonnay White, Sauvignon MANISCHEWITZ
White, Grenache Rose, Table Red Wine, Blackberry, Concord Grape, Cream Red
KAMSBERG Cinsault Rose, Merlot Red, Cabernet Concord, Cream White Concord, Malaga,
Cabernet Sauvignon, Colonial White , Sauvignon Red, Grenache White, Table Wine Medium Dry Concord, Traditional Cherry,
Pinotage Gris De Gris, Table Rose Wine, Table White The B. Manischewitz Wine Co.
International Kosher Wine Producers Naples, NY
Wine, Grape Wine, Grenache Red
Golan Heights, Israel
Clovis Lesieutre MASORET
Roanne, France
KEDEM Sakramental Kiddush Wine
Blush Concord, Burgundy, California LA COLONE Efrat Winery Ltd.
Chardonnay, Chablis, Cherry Royale, Jerusalem, Israel
Duquint Lalande-de-Pomerole, La Colonne
Concord, Concord Kal, Concord Natural, Lalande-de-Pomerole
Cream Catawba, Cream Malaga, Cream MERON
Clovis Lesieutre
Niagara, Cream Pink, Cream Red, Cream Roanne, France Cabernet Sauvignon/Merlot
Roberto Cohen
Rose, Cream Sherry, Cream White, Kedem Livry Gargan, France
144 Blanc, Kedem 144 Peach, Kedem 144 LA SELLESTE
Rouge, Le Blanc De Blancs, Malaga, Sauvignon White, Table Red Wine, Cinsault
Rose, Table Rose Wine NINVE
Marsala, Matuk Soft Rouge, Muscatel, Pink Cabernet Sauvignon, Emerald Riesling,
Clovis Lesieutre
Champagne, Plum, Port, Sauterne, Sherry, Roanne, France Merlot, Muscat Hamburg, Muscat of
Sparkling Moscato, Tokay, Vermouth Dry, Alexandria, Sauvignon Blanc Chardonnay
Vermouth Sweet, Vodka, White Champagne, LANZUR CHILE Efrat Winery Ltd.
Kedem 144 Blush Cabernet Sauvignon, Carmenere, Jerusalem, Israel
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s ROMIS
French Colombard Binghamton, NY
International Kosher Wine Products
Golan Heights, Israel DANNON Plain Lowfat, Whole Milk
LOWFAT: Coffee, Lemon, Vanilla, Plain; Romos Farm Products, Inc.
WEINSTOCK Nonfat Plain Patterson, NJ
Cellar Select Cabernet Sauvignon, Cellar The Dannon Company
Select Chardonnay, Cellar Select Zinfandel, Tarrytown, NY SHOPRITE
Cabernet Sauvignon, Chardonnay, Contour, Blueberry, Cherry, Peach, Plain,
Merlot, Bordeaux, White Zinfandel FINAST Raspberry, Strawberry, Strawberry Banana
Royal Wine Corp. Blueberry, Peach, Cherry, Raspberry, Wakefern Food Corp.
Bayonne, NJ Strawberry, Strawberry-Banana Elizabeth, NJ
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INDEX
INDEX OF SHADED SECTION Jams . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68 Ricotta Cheese . . . . . . . . 56
(ITEMS WITH A SPECIAL STATUS) Jelly . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68
Aluminum Foil & Pans . . . 23 Meat Raw . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29 Jels . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60 Salad Dressings . . . . . . . . 75
Candles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 Olive Oil . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29 Juices . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68 Salads . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76
Cleansers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 Paper & Plastic Goods . . . .32 Salads - Fish . . . . . . . . . . 76
Cocoa Powder . . . . . . . . . . 26 Polishes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37 Ketchup . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69 Salt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 77
Coffee Ground . . . . . . . . . . 26 Poultry Raw . . . . . . . . . . . . 37 Kishka . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69
Sauces . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 77
Coffee Instant . . . . . . . . . . .28 Salt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37 Knish, Kugel . . . . . . . . . .69
Knish, Kugel Mix . . . . . 69 Sauerkraut . . . . . . . . . . . 78
Detergents . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 Scouring Pads . . . . . . . . . . 37
Fish - Raw Frozen . . . . . . . 28 Sugar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38 Kneidel Mix . . . . . . . . . .69 Schav . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44
Fruits - Dried . . . . . . . . . . . 28 Tea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38-39 Scouring Pads . . . . . . . . 78
Juices . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29 Water . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39 Liquor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86 Seasonings . . . . . . . . . . . 81
Lollipops . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51
Seltzer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44
Shortenings . . . . . . . . . . 73
Apple Butter . . . . . . . . . . 43 Macaroons . . . . . . . . . . . .46
Apple Sauce . . . . . . . . . . 43 Deli . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71 Margarine . . . . . . . . . . . .70 Side Dishes . . . . . . . . . . 78
Desserts . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60 Marshmallows . . . . . . . . 51 Snacks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79
Baby Food . . . . . . . . . . . . 43 Detergents . . . . . . . . . . . 53
Dips . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75
Matzah Balls . . . . . . . . . 61 Soda . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44
Baking Mixes . . . . . . . . . 43 Matzah . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70 Soap . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79
Baking Powder & Soda . 43 Drink Mixes . . . . . . . . . . 44 Matzah Products . . . . . . 70 Soup . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79
Dumplings . . . . . . . . . . . 61 Mayonnaise . . . . . . . . . . 70
Beverages . . . . . . . . . . . . 44 Soup Mixes . . . . . . . . . . 79
Dumpling Mixes . . . . . . 61 Meals In A Cup . . . . . . . 70
Blintzes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44 Soup Nuts . . . . . . . . . . . 79
Meat Products . . . . . . . . 71
Borscht . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44
Breakfast Foods . . . . . . . 46 Egg Products . . . . . . . . . . 61 Milk . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71 Sour Cream . . . . . . . . . . 79
Egg Substitutes . . . . . . . 61 Muffin Mixes . . . . . . . . . 43 Spices . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81
Butter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46
Extracts . . . . . . . . . . . . . .61 Mustard (Artificial) . . . . 72 Starch - Potato . . . . . . . . 75
Buttermilk . . . . . . . . . . . 46
Stuffing Mixes . . . . . . . . 81
Farmer Cheese . . . . . . . . . 56 Non-dairy Creamer . . . . . 72
Cake . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46 Fish - Breaded . . . . . . . . .61 Noodles . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72 Sugar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81
Cake Mixes . . . . . . . . . . .43 Fish - Gefilte . . . . . . . . . . 61 Noodle Products . . . . . . 72 Sweetener (Dietetic) . . . 81
Candy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51 Fish - General . . . . . . . . 62 Nuts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73 Syrup . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81
Cereal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52 Fish - Raw, Frozen . . . . . 64
Cheese - Hard . . . . . . 52-53 Food Colors . . . . . . . . . . 61 Oil . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73 Tea Bags . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82
Cheese Spreads . . . . . . . 53 Frozen Dinners . . . . . . . 64 Olives . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73
Chocolate . . . . . . . . . . . . 51 Tomato Products . . . . . . 82
Fruits - Canned . . . . . . . 64
Chocolate Chips . . . . . . 53 Fruits - Dried . . . . . . . . . 64 Pan Coating . . . . . . . . . . . 73
Cleansers . . . . . . . . . . . . 53 Fruits - Frozen . . . . . . . . 64 Pancakes . . . . . . . . . . . . 44 Vanilla Sugar . . . . . . . . . . 82
Coating Mixes . . . . . . . . 54 Paper Goods . . . . . . . . . . 73 Vegetables - Canned . . . 82
Cocoa Powder . . . . . . . . 54 Gefilte Fish . . . . . . . . . . . . 61 Pickled Products . . . . . . 73 Vegetables - Dried . . . . . 82
Coffee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56 Granola . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64 Pie Crusts . . . . . . . . . . . 74
Vegetables - Fresh . . . . . 82
Cookie Mixes . . . . . . . . .43 Grape Juice . . . . . . . . . . 65 Pizza . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44
Cookies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46 Polishes . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74 Vegetables - Frozen . . . . 82
Cooking Spray . . . . . . . . 73 Honey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 65 Potato Chips . . . . . . . . . 74 Vinegar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 83
Cottage Cheese . . . . . . . 56 Horseradish . . . . . . . . . . 66 Potato Products . . . . . . . 75
Couscous . . . . . . . . . . . . .58 Hospitals . . . . . . . . . . . . 67 Potato Starch . . . . . . . . . 75 Water . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 83
Cranberry Sauce . . . . . . 58 Hot Chocolate Mix . . . . 44 Poultry Products . . . . . . 75
Whipped Topping . . . . . 86
Cream Cheese . . . . . . . . 58 Hotels . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67 Preserves . . . . . . . . . . . . 68
Puddings . . . . . . . . . . . . 60 Wine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86
Creamer - Non-Dairy . . 72
Creams . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59 Ice Cream . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68
Croutons . . . . . . . . . . . . 79 Ices . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68 Restaurants . . . . . . . . . . . 75 Yogurt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 91