Being that there are non-kosher k-cups that exist, can one use a public keurig in a doctor's office?
If you press brew without a kup inside. Do you just get hot water? If yes I would think that you can do that once before you make your kup and it would be koshered.
What hechsher are these k-cups under?
doesnt work?
Most K-Cup® packs are Kosher Certified Pareve. The only exceptions are hot cocoa K-Cup® packs, which are certified Kosher-Dairy. When a hot cocoa K-Cup® packs is brewed in a Keurig brewer, the brewer converts from Kosher Pareve to Kosher-Dairy and any subsequent K-Cups brewed in this brewer would be classified Kosher-Dairy. If you want your Keurig brewer to remain Kosher Pareve, you'll need a second Keurig brewer for brewing hot cocoa K-Cup® packs. Using a second K-Cup holder will not keep the brewer Kosher Pareve. Café Escapes® K-Cup® packs and revv™ Pulse K-Cup® packs and are not Kosher certified.
When a hot cocoa K-Cup® packs is brewed in a Keurig brewer, the brewer converts from Kosher Pareve to Kosher-Dairy and any subsequent K-Cups brewed in this brewer would be classified Kosher-Dairy. If you want your Keurig brewer to remain Kosher Pareve, you'll need a second Keurig brewer for brewing hot cocoa K-Cup® packs. Using a second K-Cup holder will not keep the brewer Kosher Pareve.
So sayeth the GrinMountainer Rebbe
?? I don't understand your question...
Mods - can you take down this thread or indicate in the subject line that these are not kosher?
so in a regular office the machine would be non-kosher without any way to kasher it...?
probably just posting what their kashrus agency asked them to.
Why would you request that this thread to be taken down? Is this forum for kosher-only products?