Every hashgacha has +&-.
Word on the Israeli street says:If one sees the Badatz mehadrin logo and directly next to it (under) one sees the "kosher for Pesach" it is an indication the product is mehadrin non-kitnios kosher.Alternatively, if one sees the Badatz Mehadrin logo, and ink jet typeset elsewhere on the package, not adjacent to the logo, there is the added wording of "kitnios".In one case, two products, both a variety of the "Milky" pudding, one with kitnios and one without, both displaying the Badatz Mehadrin logo. Possibly, many/most shoppers will not make the differentiation.On a connected note, all "Tnuva mehadrin" hashgacha products are kitnios free. An item that is mehadrin year round that is not mehadrin for Pesach will say "regular kosher" to highlight the difference.
Which Badatz?
Anyone know what detergents are kosher l'pesach?
http://oukosher.org/passover/guidelines/non-food-items/non-food-items/18. 29.
I guess they arent taking restaurants into account....
any idea if Rabbi Blumentkrantz Pessach guide is available for free download?
Star k has a guide that they let you download for free only once.
did not find but here is blumencrantz. And trust me 7$ is half price than the book!!
Link?
Anyone have an idea about the chometz sheavar situation at the UA Clubs?
Anybody know if the teavana brand of teas are kosher ? What about the samplers in the stores they smell amazing ?
Aren't the owners non Jewish?
No idea. You would know the owners of UA better than me. Are the Clubs owed by UA, or independent entity?
UA, so same as any other public company.
But you would also need to know who their supplier is as there are some jewish suppliers.