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he implications of the assassination of Yitzchak Rabin for the State of Israel lie well beyond the grasp of these words, written mere days after the tragedy. However, it is not too early to deciy the reaction that has followed the attack the consecration not only of Rabin, but of his ideas as well.

with the occupation will support him.”

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The Israel-P.L.O. negotiations, and the concessions made by Israel in particular, are certainly contentious matters. One can readily see at least two sides here: those who trust the P.LO. and Syria, and those who are unwilling, after five wars and unceasing terrorism, to take the chance. Between these opposites repose considerable differences ofopinion.

Should Rabin’s death affect one’s thinking on the peace process? The logical answer is no; how can an opponent of the negotiations be expected to now support them, when he believes they are leading Israel to disaster? Conversely, neither should a supporter change his view.

Yet those media and political voices who support the course of the talks including Leah Rabin are using the Prime Minister’s assassination as a springboard to advance their cause and to challenge the legitimacy of their opponents, resorting even to lies and distor tions to achieve these aims. Witness three vitu perative Op-Ed articles in the New York Times on just one day last month.

First there is Akiva Eldar, the Israeli news paper Ha’aretz’s Washington bureau chief, who questions the popular premise that Shimon Peres will be unable to muster the support for the peace process achieved by Rabin. Eldar asks: Did Rabin truly have sup port for his program? After all, he could not even muster a Jewish majority in the Knesset to ratiI~’ the Oslo II agreement, and had to rely on Arab MK’s. Furthermore, says Eldar, Rabin was obsessed with accommodating right-wing settlers and politicians.” And Oslo II was “postponed again and again because Mr. Rabin wished to insure that the interests of the 140,000 settlers would be protected.” Eldar finds Rabin’s program wanting, and hopes that Peres will move much more rapidly, so that in the next elections “those who prefer having ‘greater Israel’ to peace will vote against Shimon Peres Those who want to do away

Aren’t Eldar’s thoughts internally contra dictoiy? If there is not a Jewish majority on this critical issue for the Jewish State, why is there such a great desire for a hastened pace? Moreover, Eldar makes it appear that Rabin bent over backwards to satisI~’ the settlers. This is untrue; Rabin termed the settlers “vermin” notwithstanding the fact that many are there at his own behest. In refusing to remove them, he was not pos sessed of some noble mission, but merely was fulfilling the terms of Oslo I. namely that the interests of the settlers would be protected. Yet did he ever offer to meet amicably with the settlers to discuss their needs?

But most disturbing is Eldar’s dismissal of the opposition as preferring land to peace. Who in the Likud or in the National Religious Party does not want peace? The opponents of the process have differing reasons for their stance security and religious considerations among them. Are these views to be dismissed as so much fluff, as anti-peace? These oppo nents do not agree with the course set by Rabin and Peres. Should they board a train they feel is headed for disaster as some sort of macabre atonement for the assassination?

Next comes Times columnist Frank Rich. He does at least a minor service by debunking the myth that violence among Jews is unprecedented in modem Israel. Rich notes that Leah Rabin had a flashback to the killing of Chaim Arlosoroff, a Labor Party leader who was done away with presumably by right-wing Jewish fanatics.” True, but veiy selective. What about Jacob de Haan. who was murdered by Labor Party operatives in 1924? And how about Mrs. Rabin’s husband, who many believe ordered the shooting of innocent Jews escaping the Altalena, a boat sunk by his Palmach in the War of Independence as revenge for the Arlosoroff shooting? Does she remember Arlosoroff but not the Altalena, given the close link between the two?

The worst vitriol, however, emanates from the pen of Thomas L Friedman, a long-time Likud-basher. Friedman sets his sights on those who believe assassin Yigal Amir was

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COVER STORY

16 They Call Him Benny

He is consulted by leading rabbis and corporate executives

Yet Benny Fishotl’s heart belongs to a bygone era - the shtetl world of prewar Poland.

BY CHANIE GERSTNER

COVER PHOTOGRAPH BY AVRAI-L~M M GOLDSTEIN

PARENTING

12 Stop the Biting!

It your child enjoys taking a chunk of flesh out of his friend’s arm or leg, here’s how to put an end to the habit

BY SARAH CHANAH RADCUFFE

KASHRUS

24 Keeping Kosher • Reading the Label

Can the kashrus of a product be determined simply by checking the ingredients?

BY RABBI DON YOEL LEVY

FRO OUR TORAH

26 The Greeks and the Torah

The Maccabees fought a battle for the very soul ofthe Torah, for its divine origin - a concept the Greeks could not tolerate.

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FEATURE

28 Coming ofAge

Do you feel unable to cope with a parent or loved one for whom you are caring? You are not alone, and there are solutions

BY J.C. BRADAC

SHORT STOR

32 Preservation

An obscure book becomes a metaphor for the eternal significance of Judaism.

BY CHAYAH SARAH CANTOR

HUMOR

38

Car Trouble

Of automobiles, women, and men.

BY CHANIE FRIEDMAN

FOOD & COOKING

40 What’s Cooking? • Light Vegetarian Delights

BY NORENE GILLETZ

DEPARTMENTS

Growing older with dignity

Editor’s Viewpoint

Odds & Ends

Letters to the Editor

Healthy Choices

A leading philanthropist shares his incredible past and his hopes for the future.

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A new way to give Ch ukah gelt

Ws always nice for children to receive a little Chanukah gelt. Here’s a new way that~s exciting and fun.

Create a centerpiece out of Dixie cups or the like. Label each cup with a number. Fill each cup with coins or dollars, each cup holding a different amount of money. (These will need to be refilled nightly.) Then fill a jar or bowl with little slips of paper, each containing a number (corresponding to each cup). After the family lights the menorah, each member can choose a number out of the jar and will receive the geft in the same numbered cup. Ws a great way to add to the anticipation and festivity of the eight nights of Chanukah. (Note: The kids should be told ahead of time that some will receive more money than others, so that war does not break out!)

Winter Woo Guid lines

Here are a few guidelines for maintaining wool’s beauty so that it can be worn and enjoyed season after season,

1. Wool loves fresh air. Let the garment hang in a current offree air after wearing. It will respond by shaking off its wrinkles

2. Give clothes some beauty sleep. Allow them time to get back into shape by gMng them a day off between wearings Hang them carefully. Use a shoulder-width hanger for coats and sui~

3. l~s not natural for wool to be out of shape. Stuffing pockets full puts a strain on fabric and buttons and can ruin the lines offine tailoring.

4. Frequent-flyer tip: if wool garments get weary after a long haul in a cramped suitcase, simply hang for a few minutes in a steamy bathroom and most wrinkles will fall away.

5. A clothes brush works wonders at removing lint and surface dirt For mud, let it dry and then brush off

Washing Wool ByHand

Always read the care instruction label in the garment Wool knits and sweaters can be washed by hand, but drycleaning is recommended for tailored garments To wash your wools:

1. Dissolve mild detergent in lukewarm water (1 4O°F~

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2. Immerse garment and gently squeeze.

3. Soak for three to four minutes

4. Rinsing is important Use several changes of water.

5. Squeeze out excess moisture, but don’t wring or twist

How to Avoid Shrinkage

All wool garments can be dry-

cleaned, but many people prefer handwashing knitted wools To prevent shrinkage, avoid hot water and agitation, which causes mat~ng ofthe pine cone-like surfaces (l~oing this deliberately is how the beret r~naker gets those amazing results)

Getting Out Spots

Quick action is the secret liquid spills bead on the surface for easy blotting u~ Because the fiber structure prevents stains from locking in, spot cleaning is very successful:

• Blotthe stain with clean white tissua Do not apply heat This makes stains more difficult to remove.

• Avoid hard rubbing.

• When using a spot cleaner, make sure it is safe for wool.

• Testthe cleaning method first on a hidden part ofthe garment

• Work from the edge ofthe stain inwards to prevent spreading.

• Thoroughly rinse the cleaned area Follow these tips to treat some ofthe more common stains

Ballpoint pen: Treat with a spot cleaner. Follow with a solution ofwarm water and mild

detergent

Gra~, Sauces, Grease: Apply a spot cleaner. If the stain remains, treat with a solution of warm water and mild detergent

Fruit Juices, Spot Drinks: Solution of warm water and mild detergent

Blood: Hydrogen peroxide (3%), followed by a solution of mild detergent and cold water

Coffee, Chocolate, Tea Treat with a solution of warm water and mild detergent Follow with hydrogen peroxide (3%) or white vinegar.

Wine: Blot immediately. A thick layer of salt will help draw out red wine stains Rinse with cold water.

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When taking a prescription or over-the-counter medication:

* Read directions, warnings, and precautions. OTC products print information on HIllIllIlIl the package; prescription drugs generally have fact sheets.

I* Don’t stir medications into food. Acid or minerals in some foods can alter drug ingredients. Breaking apart pills can destroy the timed-release mechanism that some drugs have to allow slow, uniform absorption.

* Don’t mix medicine into hot beverages; heat can destroy or alter drug ingredients.

* Avoid alcohol; it can accentuate or reduce a drug’s effects.

* Don’t take a vitamin and mineral supplement with your medication. Nutrients can bind with drug ingredients, reducing their absorption or speeding their elimination.

* Remember, drugs are powerful chemicals. Along with their benefits, they also have a potential for harm, so it is important to be

informed and to ask questions.

From the Mayo Clinic Health Letter, Aug. 1995

Winter Health

Rx for Chapped Lips

Chapped lips are very common in (lie winter, and very uncomfortable as well. Try applying a waiiii wash cloth to your lips before applying lip balm. The niolsi heat will soften the skin and help to reiuov’e the dr3 skin without pain. Once (lie lips are softened and wanned, they will react better to any kind oflip balm or petroleumjelly that is applied. It iiiay take a couple ofapplications for full relief:

Gurn disease, or periodontal disease, is

caused by the bacteria and toxins in dental plaque, a sticky, colorless film that forms continually on the teeth. Gingivitis, the earliest stage of gum disease, usually causes the gum tissue to swell, turn red, and bleed easily. If left untreated, it can progress to a more serious stage, where the bone and tissue surrounding the teeth are damaged or even destroyed.

There used to be an old wives’ tale that said: “A tooth lost for every child.” While this may seem farfetched, it actually is based loosely on fact Your teeth and gums are affected by your pregnancy, just as other tissues in your body.

If you experience any swelling, pain, or bleeding of the gums, a professional exam and cleaning are in order. Because of the increased estrogen and progesterone during pregnancy, you may experience inflammation, so it is important to get “special” cleanings during the second and third trimesters to avoid further problems. A professional cleaning and a good daily hygiene routine of brushing and flossing will keep yourteeth healthy.

Stamps, Hats & Gloves

0. What can be done with stamps that are stuck together?

A Don’t throw out those stamps that get wet and stick together. Put them in the freezer. It may sound odd, but the stamps will separate in the cold and the glue will work perfectly.

Q. Any suggestions for organizing scarves, gloves, and hats? They just seem to end up in a heap at my front door.

A Why not put a plastic shoe rack on the back of the front door (or inside a closet door)? They usually come with 16-20 pockets and are the perfect size for winter gear. Assign each household member one or two pouches.

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Toddlers are a strange bunch. Not having yet learned the law of the land, they simply do what comes naturally to them. This makes them as cute as puppy dogs and sometimes as vicious. In fact, the two share at least one trait: they bite.

Not all cases of biting are equal. When the little one sinks his teeth into Mommy’s skirt while she is talking on the phone, that is a minor matter, ifhe takes a chunk out ofAvi’s arm in play group, that is quite another. Regardless of the severity of the particular incident, all cases of bit ing demand attention, because the poten tial consequences are so severe.

The “preliminary biter” is a child who bites clothing, toys, and household objects. He is engaging in “pre-destruc tive” behavior - it is not harmful in itself, but left uncorrected, it can lead to more dangerous conduct, most severely the bit ing of people. For this reason, you must

Ideal seriously with the “preliminary biter” in your home. You do not want his behav ior to continue.

In addition, the act of biting, regardless of the mode, is not civilized, and is embar rassing to you and your child; that alone is reason enough to correct the behavior. Our children need to be able to express their frustrations, but they must learn to do so in a socially acceptable manner.

The “dangerous biter” bites people. Whether he bites superficially or deeply, his conduct is completely unacceptable. All people-biting, no matter how mild, requires immediate attention and remedi ation.

What is the best way to get your child to stop biting? First, here’s what not to do. Regardless of the temptation, do not bite your child back! This tit-for-tat response is a common and preferred technique for many parents of biters. At first glance, it appears to be a logical reaction to your

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child’s behavior. Won’t he stop biting once he truly understands how painful a bite can be?

The unfortunate truth is that biting your child accomplishes absolutely noth ing positive. Here’s the bitter reality: your child already knows well that biting is painful. In fact, that’s precisely why he bites! He loves to see others yell in pain either because he is angiy at them, or due to some other reason, not all of them logi cal. Perhaps all he wants is for his play mates to drop their toys so that he can pick them up and play with them instead. He uses biting to get his way.

and “finished products.”

Therefore, when you correct your child, do so in a way that is firm but non-aggres sive, It is also essential for you to refrain from giving a lot of attention along with the correction. Your child loves the atten tion that comes from biting; giving him more of it ensures that he’ll continue bit ing for years to come.

When correcting a biter, avoid giving him excessive attention. Instead, barely

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A biter is generally veiy intelligent. He knows numerous facts about life, like what is hot or cold, what is fun or boring, what looks nice to wear, what tastes good to eat, and what hurts! He does not require addi tional information regarding the pain quo tient of his chosen method of communi cation. Biting back as a form of education is thus purposeless.

Some parents use the “bite him back” technique as punishment rather than as a form of training. They reason that if the child hurts someone then he deserves to be hurt in the same way. Alternatively, some parents choose to spank the child rather than bite him. In fact, no form of corporal punishment will get your child to stop hurting others. Yet it may lead to the opposite. When you punish your child physically, you are sending the message that violence is an effective means to a desired end. When you resort to physical violence, you serve as a model that vali dates the very behavior you’re trying to correct! Remember, your child is biting in order to get what he or she wants (whether it is a toy, attention, or something else). Your aggressive response - I want you to stop hurting others, so I’ll hurt you to get that result confirms for him that aggres sion is an appropriate tool.

Your child learns by observing your actions. The only way to teach your child that aggression is unacceptable is by stick ing to a policy of non-aggression. Now, toddlers of the mildest parents may act aggressively. Being a polite and civilized adult doesn’t guarantee that your little one will duplicate you, but it increases the like lihood that your finished product (say, a twenty-year-old) will in like fashion be polite and civilized. There is a significant correation in the converse case: physically aggressive parents are more likely to pro duce both physically aggressive toddlers

• Do balance your criticism of biting with compliments about your child’s finer points Shower him with affirmations of unconditional love. .

• Do seek professional advice if you can’t solve the problem yourself. .

• Don’t bite your child back as punishment or to teach her a lesson; it sends the wrong message.

• Don’t tolerate even a single instance of biting. Letting it slide will only make the situation worse.

• Don’t give a biter excessive attention. That rewards his behavior instead of correcting it

look at him, don’t touch him, and speak very quietly and briefly. Do not give a speech or a lecture. There is no need for a diatribe on the horrible consequences of biting.

When the first offense occurs, you may briefly explain the necessity to stop biting

On any subsequent occasions, use a sim pie reminder phrase, such as “No biting”; skip the refresher course.

The reminder should be accompanied each time by punishment. The penalty i

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up to you. You may choose to remove cer tain privileges, such as a snack “No ice cream for you today.” You can take away a prized possession - “You’ve lost your train for the rest of the morning.” Or you can put your child in “time out,” in isolation, so that he can ponder his offense.

It is important that the punishment you pick truly bothers your child. If it means nothing to him, it will not affect his behavior. If he continues to bite in the face of the punishment, it’s time to up the ante by resorting to tougher measures. You must be consistent, punishing each and eveiy instance of biting. Failure to do so will lead to chronic biting. Inconsistent punishment actually maintains behavior, and your child will continue to bite others. Stick to your guns.

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ust because your child bites doesn’t

mean he isn’t a wonderful kid. It is important to counterbalance your criticism by reminding him of the good things he does. Be sure to give consider able positive attention to his desirable and appropriate behaviors. Accompany these compliments with frequent affirmations of unconditional love, so that your child knows nothing can interfere with your devotion to him. Without a foundation of positive emotion, children will not respond to any punishment, no matter how well it is thought out.

Finally, have patience with your little one. Toddlers sometimes take months to catch on to the no biting principle. However, if you are using punishments that really disappoint or annoy your youngster, you can reasonably expect the biting behavior to disappear. Take care to maintain a relaxed, almost disinterested attitude toward your child’s biting behav ior even as you work hard to eradicate it.

And picture your child as a grownup. It is hardly likely that he will be biting peo ple at the age of thirty. Children outgrow the behavior long before that. If after fol lowing all this advice you find that your toddler cannot handle the new pacifist regimen, you may wish to enlist the help of a parenting consultant or other profes sional. Three heads can be better than two. There will be a solution; toddlers can be tamed!•

Sarah Chanah Radcl~j[e, M. Ed~, Ls an educa tional therapist in private practice. She is the author of three books, including The Delicate Balance Love and Authority in Jewish Parenting.

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“Der Eibishter zol heiphen zolst bleiben a Y~d, halevie, halevie - May G-d help you remain a Jew, if only it will be, if only it will be.”

When the Gerer Rebbe, Rabbi Avraham Mordechai Alter, spoke these words to Yechiel BenZion Fishoff in the summer of 1939, he must have foreseen the turmoil the young man was about to encounter. And the words seem to have found a window to heaven, for their resonance has impacted Benny’s life, and the life of world Jewiy, for the past fifty years.

He has endeared himself to everyone, from chassidic rabbis to roshei yeshivah to corporation heads, all of whom call him simply “Benny.” At the same time, he com mands deep respect as a repository of clear thinking and abiding mentschlichkeit

The life of this leading businessman and philanthropist was shaped by one week in a tiny Polish town. It was a time of imminent tragedy, in the weeks before the Nazi inva sion of Poland. Sixteen-year-old Yechiel - as Benny was then called - had come uninvit ed, along with over a thousand other Gerer chassidim, to a small town to celebrate the bar mitzvah of the Rebbe’s son (who is the current Rebbe). The Rebbe had moved the simchah Out of Ger to dissuade a crowd from coming, but his chassidim would not forego the chance to be close to their leader

Benny recalls the appalling conditions under which he spent that Shabbos. “Imagine 1,000 people coming to a house.

‘~ There were no bathrooms and no room to sleep. I slept in a stable.” Fearing that an epidemic could spread, the Rebbe instruct ed the chassidim to leave right after Shabbos. However, a handful were personal ly asked by the Rebbe to stay an additional week Benny was one of the fortunate few; another was Moshe Fastag, who would later exert a profound influence on Benny’s direction in life. When the Rebbe blessed him “Der Eibishter zol helphen zoist bleiben a Yid, halevie, halevie” Benny was shocked at the extraordinary words. What could have led the Rebbe to think that a chassidic young man might forsake the Torah way of life? But a few short months

later, Benny’s mettle was to be tested, and his rebbe’s words would come back to him.

That Shabbos, the Rebbe had spoken to the hearts of his chassidim, who yearned for words of reassurance in the face of the continuing German threat to Poland. Commenting on the Torah portion of the week, he told them that Moses said: “Let not the assembly of G-d be as sheep with out a shepherd” (Numbers 27:17). The Rebbe explained that Moses prayed that, even in a time when there was no shepherd, G-d would protect the flock so that it would not fall apart. The words were a balm and an inspiration to the chassidim; the Rebbe was praying for their survival against the

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Nazi onslaught. Benny absorbed the mes sage, which would be a bedrock for him in the difficult years ahead.

Yechiel BenZion Fishoff must have been destined for success; the events in a rather charmed life all seem to point to that con clusion. He was born to prosperous Gerer chassidim in the small Polish town of Wloshchowa. He was given the name BenZion because it is considered a segulah (omen) for long life, and previously two older siblings had died.

BenZion or Yechiel, as he was called by his friends - and his three brothers and two sisters grew up in the sprawling city of Lodz, home to 250,000 Jews before the war. In his close-knit shtiebel, or synagogal com munity, everything was done togetherprayer, celebrations, Torah study.

Life was good for the Fishoffs. The fami ly was comfortable; Benny’s parents were authorized importers of dried fruit, and even during the early war years, when sugar

Photos: At top left, Benny Fishoff (left) with his l(fe-longfriend Danny Lipman. Still in Europe, the two are wearing the traditional Gerer coat, cap, and boots. At bottom left, Benny (right) and Danny in Shanghai in front of the Ye~hivas Chachmei Lublin. Inset opposite page: the Fishofffamily on vacation one sum mer, with Benny standing in the middle.

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was rationed, the Fishoffs lived well by sell ing honey. Benny’s parents also found a way to import esrogirn from Palestine at a time when most esrogim came from Italy and Greece. Benny inherited ness and business sense from his parents, quali ties that would come in handy time and again in the coming years.

In retrospect these years were a false front, a lull, with disaster lurking on the horizon. The Jews of Poland watched in dread as Germany extended its ferocious arm. The Nazis invaded Poland on Sept. 1, 1939. The conquerors used all forms of terror to intimi date their victims. When Benny’s father was told by a German comman dant that it was odd for a sixteen-year-old boy to be home, they knew it was time for Benny to leave. He joined the many Jews who fled toward the area of Poland controlled by the Soviet Union.

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One wintly night - it was Chanukahfound Benny attempting to cross the river separating the German- and Russian-con trolled regions. The boy was wet and shiver ing, but he lay hidden in the snow, knowing that the Russians - who had a treaty with the Nazis sent back the refugees they caught. He watched, unable to help, as over 400 Jews were returned to German hands. He managed to avoid capture, and ended up in Bialystolc

Walking the streets alone, he met Moshe Fastag, whom he had first encountered months earlier at the bar mitzvah. Fastag gave the hungiy Benny a soup coupon and brought him to a shul where other young men had congregated. Benny overheard some Luba vitcher chassidim plan ning to join refugees from the Yeshivas Chachmei Lublin in Vilna, Lithuania, which was independent of both “t~1 the Germans and the Russians. Benny decided to join them.

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It is clear that Benny sees Moshe Fastag as the piece that brings it all together the Gerer Rebbe’s brachah, the Shabbos spent at the bar mitzvah, and this meeting in Bialystok, at which time Benny chose his direction in life. The Russians were dismayed at the number of refugees gather ing in Bialystok, and had been urging them to register for passage deep into Russia. That was a route which promised safety from the Nazis, but posed an even graver danger the likely loss of one’s Yiddishkeit. It was a chance many took, and Benny was tempted to fall in among them. However, his Rebbe’s brachah echoed in his mind, and he resolved to stay. That decision set the course for the rest ofhis life. “I often think about what would have happened to me, what would have remained,” had he chosen differently. But his rebbe’s words “have come back to me throughout my life.” Benny held true to his faith and today can claim proudly “I don’t recall ever having to miss a single day laying tefillin.”

His destination was now Vilna, but to get there he had to slip through the guarded Lithuanian border. Twice he was caught

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and sent back; finally, on the third try, Benny Fishoff made it to the relative safety of the city that had been a center ofTorah study for generations. These adventures might have been enough to break the spirit of another teenager, but Benny was no ordi nary boy.

In Vilna, Benny received the first of con siderable bad news - word that one of his brothers had passed away. Until recently, knowing no differently, he marked the date of his brother’s passing as the yahrzeit for his entire family.

He joined the Yeshivas Chachmei Lublin. It had always been his dream to study in this world-renowned yeshivah, but its stringent require ments (including the knowl edge of 200 Talmud folios by heart) had excluded all but the elite. With the war, however, he had the oppor tunity.

Righteous Gentiles, and was honored last month in New York at a gala con cert. A grateful Benny was co chairman.) Again Benny was on his way, and an~ved in the Land of the Rising Sun. He describes Japan as a “Gan Eden,” a Garden of Eden, with plentiful food and beautiful scen ery. However, the Japanese wished to limit the number of foreigners, and so the refugees were sent to Japan-occupied Shanghai, the city in which thousands ofJews found their final haven.

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Benny stayed in the yeshivah for about half a year, but survival was very difficult. There was never enough food for all the stu dents, so he finally left for the Telzer Yeshivah. There he heard of a Japanese diplomat, Chiune Sugihara, who was saving Jews by giv ing them visas to Japan. (Acting against the orders of his superiors, this figure used his status as the Japanese consul in Lithuania to write visas to Japan. Working around the clock, he and his assistants saved thousands of Jews. Sugihara, who died in 1986, has been recognized by Israel as one of the

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Even in Shanghai Benny stood out. Through the intervention of a seventy-yearold woman, he and a few friends were able to live outside the Jewish ghetto, among native Sephardic Jews. Yet he was able to travel to the ghetto. And because Japan and Germany were allies, Benny could corre spond regularly with his parents during 1941. He would send back packets of tea and lived on his remaining meager earnings. In turn his parents sent pictures. One photo was taken in 1940; despite Nazi efforts to humiliate the Jews, Benny’s father still had his beard. Another picture, taken in 1941, shows his sister Rivka and her husband at their wedding. Somehow, in the midst of the horror, they found a formal gown and suit for their special day.

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Jing of Gerer chas sidim in Jerusalem not quite a year ago, fifty years after the Holocaust had ravaged this and other dynasties. In a room filled with leading rabbinic digni taries, to the podium came Benny Fishoff. When he spoke, the auditorium vibrated with the sound ofsome one who had run the gauntlet and emerged victorious.

Benny referred to the Talmud’s discussion of the fate of Chanan iah, Mishael, and Azariah, the three men who entered a furnace rather than bow to an idol in the days of the Babylonian king Nevuchadnetzar. The Talmud asks what happened to the three men after their miraculous salvation from the flames. It responds that they moved to the Iand of Israel, married, and had chil

dren and grandchildren.

This, said Benny, was what had transpired in our time. The Gerer dynasty had been devastated by the Shoah; of his own family, he had been the sole survivor. Yet there were thousands of people present at this convention, because the survivors had gone on to rebuild: to many and raise children in a life ofTorah.

When BenZion Fishoff had finished, there were cer tainly tears in many eyes. This leading businessman and philanthropist, a man comfortable in rabbinic and commercial circles alike, ~ had captured in several sen tences the essence of the contemporary struggle for, and triumph of, Jewish con tinuity. More, he had encap sulated his own life stoiy. his beginnings in Nazi Europe, his heroic and miraculous struggle to survive on the run as he crossed the conti nent, and the flourishing of the Fishoff family in the United States.

What does he see as the greatest accomplishment of Holocaust survivors? His response is fascinating: “We have managed, somehow, to live a normal life. It is the greatest thing we can say about the she’eris hapletah (the survivors) - that even more than the physical survival, our minds survived.”

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Benny Fishoffaddresses a convention of Gerer chassidim in Jerusalem last January. Seated at the center is the Gerer Rebbe, shlita.

which he started a business in New York However, his real success began when he returned east to Hong Kong in 1948 and started an association with Far Eastern companies. Benny began as Panasonic’s importer to South American countries. (At one time, he was Panasonic’s sole importer there.) His reputation for integrity led to an ever-expanding company. Today, his InterOcean Industries, Inc., is a leading importer of Panasonic, Sony, and Aiwa electronics products. In fact, he remains the sole importer to the U.S. ofelectronics meant for tourists to take back home.

Benny married in 1949, and he and Mindel, who passed away seven years ago, had five children. His son Dov, a lawyer, explains how Benny was able to penetrate the upper echelons ofJapanese business, to the extent that he was one of the few “out siders” recently invited to the annual meet ing of Matsushita, Panasonic’s parent com pany. Benny mastered early on the Japanese mannerisms. For example, the Japanese are known for their extremely pleasant disposition. This may be taken for consent to a proposal in the West; yet in the Orient it is considered proper to be polite even when planning a negative response. Benny learned how to properly understand the signals imparted by his partners.

Dov notes that the respect his father achieves among rabbis is no anomaly - that the same respect is to be found among the people with whom he does business. “My father has one of the best reputations among the banks and the Japanese compa nies,” Dov says proudly. “He gets red carpet treatment.”

Wealth can be a corrupting influence, but nothing could be further from the truth when it comes to Benny Fishoft Those who know him describe Benny as unassuming, and possessing a wonderful eidelkeit (loosely translated, sweetness) that endears him to eveiyone he meets. To him money is a tool to be put to good use, and that he does, helping support numerous charities across the spectrum ofJewish life.

Rabbi Pinkus Goldberg is Benny Fishoff’s good friend, and has had the opportunity to observe him closely for many years. Rabbi Goldberg notes that Benny’s good nature comes through in a special way when he dispenses tzeddakah. Benny makes the recipient feel as if he has done Benny a service rather than the other way around. Benny once gave an institution an enormous sum of money with the apology that he wished he could have given

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While Benny continues to run InterOcean, a good part of his day is dedicated to helping resolve personal and business disputes. He heads Agudath Israel’s busi ness arbitration panel. And in the spirit of Aaron the High Priest, who, in the words of the Sages, spent his life making peace between “a man and his friend, a husband and his wife,” Benny has also helped allevi ate the pressures brought on by divorce.

Rabbi Goldberg recalls how Benny once flew to South America to confront a businessman with whom he had a financial dispute. Arriving at the hotel, Benny decid ed that money was not important enough to fight over, he turned around and left Benny has also been involved in poli tics. When Degel HaTorah and the Agudah, two Torah-based parties, ran in the last Israeli elections, he was chosen by Agudath Israel ofAmerica to help mediate between them so that they could run a united list. He also contributes to Israel Bonds and is involved with Holocaust organizations.

While Benny Fishoffconsiders himselfa Gerer chassid, he moves in the secular world, and does not wear a beard or the long coat (kapote) and hat that make up the traditional Gerer dress. Yet he expresses a longing for it: “I would like to have a beard.” He wishes, ideally, that his grand children could experience the traditional Gerer upbringing, studying in Gerer institu tions, so that they would “get the feel of chassidus.” He remains comfortable in the traditional environment, and on Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur is proud to don a kapote. Chassidus may not be evi dent on the outside, but it remains entrenched inside this unique man.

Benny Fishoff is concerned about the future ofAmerican Orthodoxy, and particu larly the future of the yeshivah communi ties. He notes that the revival of strict Orthodoxy has led, paradoxically, to a financial challenge of immense propor tions. There are two problems, he says. First there is the matter of fathers supporting their households. But that is dwarfed by the issue of tuition. “Who is going to pay tuition for these children?” he asks. “How can a young man pay $4,000 apiece for six or seven kids?” He adds that a vicious cycle is occurring When a father is a rebbe in a yeshivah and his wife is a teacher, their combined salaries cannot support their children’s tuition. And if the children’s fees

are not paid properly, who will account for their parents’ salaries?

He mentions a case where a woman teaching in a yeshivah had not been paid in four months. Meanwhile, her husband’s brother was two years behind on his tuition bill. Benny half-jokingly suggested that the brother simply pay his bill directly to his sister-in-law.

Benny is veiy proud of the Torah schol ars in his family, and of his years in yeshiv ah. But he is emphatic in endorsing the creation of a moneyed class that can sup port Torah learning He wonders if there will be philanthropists among the next gen eration - whether there will be enough businesspeople who are driven by the desire to help our institutions survive the financial challenges they increasingly face. He notes that there are greater numbers needing a piece of the pie, and that, as a result, the pieces are being cut smaller and smaller. With the training he has imparted, we can be sure that in at least one family that tradition of giving will continue to sur vive and prosper.

In his spare time Benny enjoys composing niggunim, religious music. “When I reflect on my youth, niggunim have been a big part of my life. They are like medicine,” Benny says. His son Avi produced a tape of Benny’s songs, and the Gerer choir in Jerusalem has performed two ofthem.

Niggunim play a very large role in Gerer chassidus. When the entire congregation hums along, the niggun elevates the soul and brings them all closer to G-d. That feeling remains with the chassid for the rest of his life. When he hears the niggun years later, it brings him back to the time and place where he first heard the niggun, and restores the spiritual feeling he experienced there.

Benny remarks how he recently was together with two contemporaries. One of them began humming a fifty-year-old nig gun, and the three men found themselves transported spiritually back to the Ger of their youth.

A while ago Benny went with his family back to Poland. His trip was obviously emotional, as he visited the ghettoes, the camps, and the graves. In the town of Wloshchowa, his inquiries led him to the one remaining Jew. When Benny intro duced himself to the old man, the latter began repeating: “Yom Kippur yahrzeit! Yorn Kippur yahrzeit!” The man well

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At the O.K Laboratories, we receive numerous inquiries on a daily basis concerning various aspects of kashrus. One of the most frequently broached subjects deals with the determi nation of a non-supervised product’s kosher status by reading the ingredient list on the label. Consumers want to know if they have the level of sophistication need ed to come to the correct conclusion con cerning numerous food items.

What is the bottom line? Is it possible to judge the kashrus of an item by reading the ingredients list? And can a consumer educate himself or herself to determine a product’s kosher status without the assis tance of a kashrus professional?

The answer to these questions is quite complex. As a first step, the consumer would have to acquaint himself with tens of thousands of ingredients. In today’s ever-expanding list of materials that go into the products we buy off the shelf, it is not enough to be familiar with a handful of items. The O.K. main-

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tains an enormous database of ingredients; can the average consumer do the same?

Which ingredients on the label are kosher? Are they daiiy, or pareve, or can their status vary? We and other reliable kashrus agencies have the resources to find the answers to these questions; con sumers generally do not.

Yet let us assume that our consumer, a diligent student, has acquired the requisite knowledge of ingredients. He is still not prepared to judge kashrus by reading labels. He first will have to obtain an edu cation concerning the production of foods on non-kosher or dairy equipment. Food manufacturers commonly produce differ ent items on the same equipment. An item that is itself kosher may be rendered not kosher if it is made on equipment that pre viously has been used for not kosher items. Various factors come into play, including but not limited to whether the foods are hot.

Or the equipment may have been used to produce kosher dairy items. This pre sents a twofold question: Is the product dairy? And even if it is not technically dairy, can persons who eat only cholov Yisrael partake of the product?

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With €)D symbol only Strawberry Creme (dairy)

KASTIN’S CANDY COMPANY Cafe Italiano (dairy)

Brooklyn, NY Cappuccino ~daiiy)

Freezer Pops (pareve) Ice Mionts (dairy)

Hard ~ndy (pareve) Pina Colado (dairy)

• With ~ sym I only Milk Choc. Strawberry Cordials

Butterscotch (dairy) (dairy)

Mayfair Mix (dairy? Ice Cordials ~dâiry,)

With €D symbo only

Coconut Snowballs (dairy)

KATHERINE BEECHER Kopper’s Speclilty

Manchester, PA White, Espresso Beans (dairy)

Buffer Mints (dairy) Mocha Ali~onds (dairy)

Cashew Crunch idairy)

•Cappucdiho Cordials (dairy)

Peanut Crunch (dairy) Care Italiano ~‘dairy,)

Buffer Toasted eanuts (dair() Milk Choc. Espresso (dairy)

Honey Coated CashewsWho e White Espresso (dairy)

(daii~ EspressolMix (dairy)

Honey oated Cashews—Pieces CoIIaa NutslFrults

(dai~a~ed Althond~ (dairy) Milk Chocolate Almonds (dairy)

Buffer Snow Almonds (dairy)

Dessert Mints ~‘bairy,l Milk Choc. Peanuts (daiiy~

Ahise Creams ~‘&aity~ Milk Toffee Almonc~s (dairy,)

Party Mints~dairy) Vienna Pastel Choc. Almohds

Honey Nut ‘‘risps~ (dairy) (dairy)

Honey ToastediPeanuts (dairy) Mocha Almonds (dairy)

Peanut Brittle (daii~) Almondolas (dairy)

Milk~ Choco[ãteP~anut Cluster Almints (dairy)

With(da~3)D symbol only

Cinnamon Buffer Almond (dairy) White Hazelnut Truffle (dairy)

KOPPER’S CHOCOLATE Hazelnut Truffles (dairy)

SPECIALTY CO., INC.

Coffee & Creme Almonds (dairy)

New York, NY With €D symbol only

Chocolate CordIals Bridge MIles

Rum (pareve)

Munch & Crunch

Amaretto (pareve) With €D symbol only

Irish Creme (pareve) KRAFT FOODS

l~each Brandy (pareve) Chicaqo, IL

l?lum Wine (pareve) KRAF1’ Caramels (dairy)

.Apricot Bran~ (pareve) Chocolate Caramels (dairy)

Conac Cordials (pareve) Vanilla & chocolate E~aramel

Mandarin Grange ~‘pareve,) Mix (dairy

Blackberry Branay (pareve) Nutter-Bits ~aramels w/Peanut

Raspberry (parev~) Buffer & Peanuts (dairy)

Strawberry (pareve)

Nufter-Bits Chocolate Cáramels

Cherry (,dare~ö,I wlPeanuts (dairy)

Coffee pareve) KRAFT Fudgies (dairy)

Mint (pareve) Buttermints (dairy)

Chocolate C ocolate f’pareve~ Party Mints (dairy,)

Anisette (pareva)

Peanut Brittle (dairy)

Blueberry (pareve) With €D sym6~I only

Whiskey (pareve) KRAFT JACOB SUCHARD

Champagne (pa~yS) Bern, Switzerland

Coffee ConfO~tIons Toblerone Milk Chocolate (dairy)

Chocolate Coffee Bean t’par6ve,l Toblerone White Chocolate (dairy)

Ch. WhOle Espresso Beans (pareve) With €D sVrnbol

Irish Coffee Beans (pareve) Toblerone Bitter eet ‘hocolate

Amaretto Coffee Beans fpareve,) (made on dairy equipment)

Coffee Cordials (pareve With €DE symbol only

COffee Lentils (pareve) L NATURAL FOODS CORP.

Choc. Covered AmarettoEspresso Philadalpi~ia, PA

~‘pareve,) NIt~I’s Girden-Hand Packed

Candy COated Amaretto Espresso American Mix i’pareve,l

~‘pareve,) Apricot Turkish (pareve)

Choc. Dacaf. Espresso ~‘pareve.) cashew Wt~Ole ~Roast’éd in canola oil

Choc. Whole KOna Beans (pareve) & salted) (pareve)

Coated CordIals Cashew,Whole [Roasted in canolaoil)

~ruit Cordials (parev,~) i’pareve,)

Creme oa Menthe ~‘pareve,) ~aNic1Sesame Sticks f’pareve~

Margarita Cordials pareve) i~tawaii Mix ~‘pareve,)

KöpperLs S~~l~Ity lulealthy Mix f’pareve,)..

Swiss Petite Fruits (pareye) ~Oliday Mix (pareve)

Danish Mi~t Lentils (pareve) Honey ~toasted Sesame Sticks

Daniah Choc. Lentils (pareve) (pareye)

Danish Coffee Lentils ~pareve~) Life iia ~‘pareve,~

French Sea Shells (foarave) Papaya hunks (pareve)

Mountain Pef5t5les pareve) Pineapple Chunks (pareve)

ErenchiMints (pareve) Pumpkin Seeds ~‘pareve,)

Choc. Coated Cookies (pareve) Sesame Oat Bran Sticks ~‘pareve,)

Chocolite Coatöd FruIts Spring Mix (parere)

Grange F~,els(pareve) Sunshine Mix (pareve)

Lemon Peels pareve Youth Mix (pareve)

Rum Raisin (pareve) Nature’e Garden-All Natural

Rainbow Raisins (i5are~e) Almonds (pareve)

Raisins in Dark Chocolate ~pareve,l’ Banana Chipa i’pareve,l

l~ineapple Chunks ~pareve,l brazil Nuts (pareve)

Ginger (pareve) California Almonds (pareve)

Cherries (pareve)

Coco Cheiiies (u7)

California Walnuts (pareve)

Pistachios [Roasted&~SãltOd,] (pareye)

Bildge MIxes Red Pistachios (pareve)

liruit & NOt (all dark) ~‘pareve)

Sunflower Seeds Hulled ~‘pareve,)

Pastel Bridge Mix (6 colors) (pareve) With ~ symbol only

With €)D symbol only

LEADERS CANDY COMPANY

Brooklyn, NY

Freezer Pops (pareve)

Hard andy (pareve)

With symbol only

Butterscotch (dairy)

Mayfair Mix (dairy)

WIth €D symbol only

UNETTE FINE CHOCOLATES

Readii~g, PA

Peanut Buffer Cups (dairy)

Peanut Butter & Chocolate

Candy Bars (dairy)

Mint Creams (dairy)

Cherry Creams (dairy)

Chocolate Novelties (dairy)

Easter Eggs (dairy)

Peanut Butter (dairy)

Coconut Cream (dairy)

Butter Cream (dairy)

Caramel Nut (dairy)

Assorted Chocolates (dairy)

Caramels (dairy)

Cream Centers (dairy)

Coconut Centers (dairy)

With ~D symbol only

MANHATTAN CHOCOLATE COMPANY

Brookl n, NY

With symbol only

MAXFIELD CANDY COMPANY

SaIt L~äke City, UT

Salt Water Taffy (dairy)

Nut Logs (dairy)

BoxediChocolates (dairy)

With €D symbol only

MILLE! LAcS MP CO., INC.

Sun Prai?ie,’ WI

All products are dairy

With €D symbol only

• NOSHER’S CHOICE, INC.

• B~klyn, NY

A[n~onds. Chocolate Milk (dairy)

Bridge Mix Milk (dairy,)

Malt Ball Chocolate (dairy)

Malt Ball Yogurt (dairy)

F?esit Chocolate Milk (dairy)

Rrezel, Chocolate (dairy)

I?rezel, Yogurt (dairy)

Raisin Cfibcolate Milk (dairy)

Raisin Yogurt (dairy,)

California Carmel (dairy)

Cqlifornia Coffee (dairy)

California Mint (dairy)

California Oran a (dairy)

WIth ~ D sym only

Almon s, Raw (pareve)

~lmonds, Chocolate Dark ~‘pareve,)

Almonds. Jordan AlrnondIDelite~pareve,.l~pareve~

Ambrosia (pareve,)

American Bream (pareve,)

Apple Supreme ~‘pareve) apricots ~pare~’e,)

AthieticiMix (pareve,)

Bridge Mix Dark (pareve)

Banana~hip (pareve)

CaliforniälNoshlf’pareve)

Cashew Raw ~‘pareve,)

Cashew Roasted, Salted

Roasted, not Salted (~areve~

Cherry Bites ~‘pareve,)

Chic Pea Italian ~‘pare~e~

Chic Pea Roasted, Salted (pareve)

Chocolate Button ~‘pareve,)

Chocolate ~~tll ~pareve,l

Chocolate Twist ~‘pareve~

Cranberry ~pareve,~

Filbert Branch (pareve)

Filbert Fancy (pareve,)

Figs Fruits(pareve) & NutC ~pareve,)

Gum Drops ~pareve,)

Gum Ring ~‘pareve,)

Jyst Fruit ~‘pareve~

Jelly Bean ~‘pareve,) .Ju-Ju L!icorice~‘pareve,) Bites ~‘pareve,)

Mint Lentils ~‘pareve~

Rignoli F~ineapple(pareve)(pareve)

~istachio Natural ~‘pareve~

eatachio Red (pareve)

Pumpkin Seed Roasted, Salted

Pumpkin(i3areve)Seed Roasted, not Salted

Rainbow(pareye)Jelly (pareve)

Raisin Chocolate Dark (pareye)

Raisin Nut Mix (pareve)

Spearmint Leaf (pareve)

Spice Drop (pareve)

Strawberry Twists (pareve)

Sun Seed RTaw (pareve)

Sun Seed Roasted, Salted

Sun(pareve) Seed Roasted, not Salted (pareye)

sun with Shell, Roasted (pareve)

Sun with Shell, Roasted Salted

Sun(pareve)

Israeli Roasted, not Salted (pareye)

Sunljsraeli Roasted, Salted (pareve)

TrailiMix (pareve)

Tahiti Tomatoes(pareve)(pareve)

Walnuts ~‘pareve,)

Sesame (‘pareye)

• Coconut (pareve,)

P~ecan (pareve)

Coffee Bean (pareve)

Rym Cordial (pareve)

Fetite Fruit (pareve)

Orange Peel ~pareve,)

Non ~arel Red, Green ~pareve,)

Non Parel Blue, White (pareve)

sprinkel Chocolate (pareve)

Sprinkel Assorted (pareve,)

Breezy Mints (pareve)

Buttirscotch ~‘pareve,)

Lemon Drop (‘pareve,)

Jawbreakers (pareve)

Sour NuclearBall~’(pareve) Blast ~‘pareve,)

Star Mint (pareve)

Star Mint Assorted (pareve)

With €)Pareve symbol only

OPPENHEIMER JERUSALEM

SWEETS (dãiry~andies

With (~ symbol only

I~ARON CHOCOLA11ER

New York, NY

Assorted Chocolates (dairy)

Chocolate Covered Pretzels (dairy)

Chocolate Covered Potato Chips (dairy)

Chocolate Covered Marzipan (dairy)

Chocolate Covered Hydrox Cookies (dairy)

Gourmet Caramel Covered Apples (dairy)

Chocolate Covered Caramel

Popcorn (dairy)

Cookie Chip Chocolates (dairy)

With €)D symbol only

ParevQChocolateselectionavaIlable

• With (~)PAREVE symbol only

PASKESZ CANDY CO.

Brookl n, NY

With symbol only

QSP, INC.

Ridgefield, CT

PlOasantville Farms Pecan Log

Roll

Pleasantville(dairy)Farms

Chocolate Chip

Almond Log Roll (dairy)

Pleasantville Farms Peanut

Butter Log Roll(dairy)

Pleasantville Farms Coconut

Aim nd Patty (dairy)

With .cDaymból only

G. SCACCIANOCE COMPANY

Bronx NY

With t~€) symbol only

SCOTITjS INC.

Sun Praitie, WI

All products are dairy

With €D symbol only

SHUFRACH000LATEFOODCORP. Sweet chocolate Chunks And Flakes

B,ook~l n, pq’y • For Ice Cream (dairy)

With symbol only With €~D syflibol q!~y, STANDARD CANDY COMPANY Cure Semi-Sweet Chocolate

Eastman, GA FIakesJp~reve,~

AlmondLçlusters Almond Pure Serni~Sweet Chocolate Wafer’.

Log Roll~Cherrv Creams (dairy) Forms (qareve)

Chocolate Almond Bark (dairy) Pure Semi-Sweet Chocolate Coatings

Chocolate Chip Almond ~pareve,)

Log Roll (dairy)

Chocolate Flav,~red ~9etiogs ~‘pareve,)

Chocolate Uovered Caramels’ - With (~) symbol onlyal only (dairy) ‘ WALTER BAKER

ChOcolate Fudge Truffle (dairy) (~eneraI Foods Corp.)’’.-

Chocolate Almond Treät (dairy) Dover, DE

Coconut~Patties (dairy) German’s Sweet,Chocolate

Fruit & Nut.Roll(dairy,) Baker’s SemitSweet Chocolate,

F4udge (dairy) Cham~on~Ch’ocolate Naps

- Mint Pattie (dairy) - With C~JDE symbol only

‘Mixed Nut L~og Rolls (dairy) Baker’s Unsweetened Chocolate

Peanut Butter Lo’g Roll(dairy) (par ye)

Peanut Butter Pattje (dairy)’ With ,~ymbol only -

Peanut Clusters ~‘dairj~,) ~‘ THEWISCONSIN’CHEESEMAN, INC.

Peanut Crunch (dairy) ,Suh Prairie, WI

Peanut Log Rolls (dairy) ‘All iproducts’ are ‘dairy,

Pecan Clusters (q~airy) With €)O symbol only

Pecan ty(ry) - “Cann~d Fndts&

~op ‘:~ ~anutfg~ ~‘: Vegçtables’

.P...•~-i EDEPralines (dairy). ‘•/ c,hnton, Ml ,~eanu 1_~(ry, .Crushed Tom’atoes, Organic ~parevè,)

E sym on y, Diced Tomatoes~ Organic ~pal’e~?e~ - Diced Tomatoes W/,Gt~enChilies, evyc,1iase, Organic (pareve)

Log ~lolls (dai7,) With ~,syñ~b~i OáIy,

Pecan Di’~lnltY(’aaiM a ry~ GARDEN S?OT DISTRIBUTORS.

Peanut Clu~ters i’dairy,l - ‘‘New Holland, PA -

Coconut Patties (dairy) Shilo Farms Apple Sauce,, -

Pralines (däil’) 32 oz. Jar (pareyp).

Cëahut1BI~ttle (dairy) With € symbol only

Su~ar & Spice Pecans (daily) HUNT WESSON, INC.

IP,Oanut Log Rolls (dairy)

Fullerton, CA

Almond Lrog Rolls (darn)) :‘ Peach H~lves

Pecan Clutters t’daiA)

Peach ~lices

Almond(Clii~t’ers1’daiiy) •‘ Pear Halves1

• Mixed t~J~it Clü~t~rs (dairy~ WIth~ symbol only ,.~

Coconut Almond Paffie~ ~‘dairy,I KIM~’S ClD~A1MlLL.~’

Hay Stacks (dairy)

Bendersville, PA

P.ëanut CrunOh (dairy) •‘ Apple’Sau (pareve),

Di’étêtiO Candy ~dãiry,i. Canned Peacha?’~pareve,)

Pop ‘NiPecan ~däi,~4 Canned Plums’ (,bareve~

P’écan Brittle (dairy)

W!th €syrnbol äñI~

N~,it Butter Cru)~Oh (dairy) LA CHOY EOODPRODUCTS CO.

Taffy (dairy) •.‘‘, Archbold, Ol~i - Fudge (dairy) ‘-

Imported’Bambeo’Shoots

• PeariutiButter Pattie (dary). - lmported,Water Cheatnths -

Pop ‘n Peaijut (daily)” ‘, - 2½ Bean Sprouts

Cashew Clusters (dairy,). ‘, 2½,Chop Suey Vegetables

With €D ymbl only’” ~~y~boi oflI~.

TELL CHOCOI..ATE CORPORATION’ THE MARINA IMPORT CO., LTD.

BFooklyn, NY -Israel, -

Tell Chocolate Coins (dairy) Products produced at T.AiS~,,

CaraDina Sweets Chocolate’ .‘

Thallani

Coins ~dairy,), .Rice Noodles

‘With ~D symbol only ,,,‘‘ Baby Corn •.

U.S. MILLS]INC. ~:‘ .‘ Bamboo Sh’oots~‘

Needham, MA ,,‘ Banana“~

Erewhon Barley Sweets ~‘pareve,) Bean. Spro~ts

Erewhon Cinnamon ~weets ~‘pareye) Coconut Juice

‘Erewhon Ginger Sweets (pareve)., Coconut Meat -

Erewhon Peppermint,~weets ~‘pareye) Coconut Mi!k’

Erewhoni PlumiSweets (pareve) Gingei’ •,‘

Erewh n UmeJ_Sweets (pareve) .- Green Beans ••

With’ symbol only, - ProdUCts produced at.PHIJIT,’

C. J. VAN HOUTEN’ZOON, INC. •‘ ThaIland’ • -

St. Hya?,)inthe, Ouebec, Canada. Baby Corn -

Milkichocolate Bi~s i’dainy,l B~mboo ShoOts

Milk Chocolãtë Bars (daily,) Banana~ • -

DEAUVILLE HOTEL CATERER

Miami Beach, FL

ELITE CATERERS

Brooklyn, NY

FIFTH AVENUE CATERERS

Richmond Hill, NY

GUESST CATERER INC.

Ft’tLau’derdale, FL

JACKSON HOTEL

L~g Beach, NY

Cereóls

ARROWHE~D MILLS, INC.

l~lereford, 7X A!l Bulk Grains (pareve)

Bear CrackedMush7(pareve)

1Wheat Cereal (pareve)

Wheat Bran (pareve)

Steel Cut Oats ~‘pareve,)

Flax Seed (‘pareve~l

Oat Flakes ~pareve,)

Rye Flakes ~pareve,l

Wheat Rakes ~‘pareve~

Oat Bran Cereal~(ã’areve~

Cuffed Corn (pareve)

P,uffed’MiIlet,(pareve)

Cuffed Ric~(pareve)

Cuffid Wheat ~‘pareve,) ~‘

Whole Grain Amaranth ~pareve,l

Wheat Germ, Caw c’pareve,~

Barle~ Flakesjpareve,l

White Corn Grits ~pa’reve,)

Yellow Corn Grits (,ãareve,l

Nature O’sj~’pareve~

Instant Oatmeal ~‘pareve~

Oat Bran Flakes ~pareve~

~Brah Flakes ~‘pareve,)

•

A~pl~ Rings (dairy) -

Bfan Flakes l’dairy,~

Corn Flakes (i.air$’,l

Corn Cuffs (dairy)

Crisp Rice (dairy)

Frosted Flakes (dairy)

Fruit Rings (dairy)

liloney Nut’Toasted Oats (dairy)

Caisin Bran (dairy)

Rice Flakes (dairy)

Toasted øats (dairy’)

Wheat Flakes (q,~iry)

With €D symbol only

LIFESTREAM NATURAL FOODS

Vancouver, British Colombia

Cinnamon’s O’s~’pareve)

With (~) symbol only

NEW MORN, INC.

Acton, MA

New Morning Bran Flakes ~pareve~

New Moining Raisin Bran ~pareve~

New Morning Corn Flakes ~‘pareve~

New Morning Honey Frosted Corn Flakes l’pa~ve,)

New Morning Ultimate Oat Bran Flakes.(pareve).

New Morning Crispy Brown Ricel

Amaranth (pareve)

New Morning Fruit E-O’s ~pareve,)’

New Morning Fruit E-O’s Family

New(pareve)Morning-Honey AlmondOatios (pareve) -

New Morning Apple-N-Cinnamon

NewO’s~’pareve~ Morning Organic Q~ck .Oat,Meal i’parec’e,l -

Corn Flakes

Bits:O.Barley~pareve,)(pareve,)

• Karnut Flakes ~‘pareve,l

~‘ Kamut Cereal ~‘pareve).

Spelt Cereal ~pareve~

4-Grain Plus,Fiax ~‘pareve~

Amaranth Flakes (pareve)

Puffed Kamut (‘pareve,

Seven Grain Cereal ~‘pareve,l

Crispy Puffs t’pareve~’

Couscous (pareve)

- Bulger-Wheat i’pareve,l Multi Grain Cereal ~pae,l Cinnamon, Raisin, Almond Instant Oatmeal i’,iarevè,) Rice & Shine (pareve)

Seven Grain Cereal;Wheat Free ~‘pareve,)

Soy Grits (pareve)

With €j~ymboI o,~y

ENERGY FOOD FACTORY, INC.

•Greeñfiêld, MA

100% Natural Almond Raisin ~‘pareve~.

100%’ Natural Apple Cinnamon~‘pareve~

100% Natural Crispy Low-fat

Berries~pareve,)Jubilees No Oil ~pareve~

Fruit & Nut CommerciaI~1’pareve,)

Non Organic Maple Nut~N Rice

Uncle(pareve)Roy~s No ~dded Onnamon

Apple Cinnamon ~‘pareve,)~

Uncle Roy’s Berries Jubilee

Low-Fat Granola ~‘pa~eve,)

Uncle Roys Cashew Raisin Deluxe

Uncle~‘paceve~Roy~s Crispy Low-Fat Granola (pareve). (uncle RoysiFruit & Nut

Supreme ~‘pareve,)

•Uncle~loy’s Luscious Raspberry

Low~Fat Granola (pareve~

New Morning Organic Oat Bran

l’pareve,l

New Morning Maple Nut Muesli (pareve -

With. ‘C symbol only

POST DIVISION

KRAFT FOODS ,“

‘Bèttle Creek, Ml -

Post Grape-Nuts

Post’Grape-Nuts FlakesPost Raisin Grape-Nuts

Cost Honeycomb

Post Crispy Critters

Post Raisin,Bran

Post Bran Flakes,

Post Cocoa Pebbles

Cost Fruity Pebbles

Post Golden Crisp,.

Post Corn Flakes Fines

Post Toasties

Post GNF Thick Flakes’

Post Malted Cereal Fines

Post Vitamin Pre-Blend

Post Alpha-Bits’

Post Shreddies.

With symbol only.

Post Fruit N Fibre—Dates, Raisins, Walnuts w/Oat Cluaters (dairy~

Fruit N Fibre—Paach, Raisin, Almond (dairy,)

Honey Bunches of Oats—Honey

Roasted (dairy,l

Post Honey Bunches of Oats—

With Almonds (dairy,)

Post Banana Nut Crunch (dairy,)

.Post Brän’ola (dairy)

‘Post Bran’olawith RaUins (dairy)

Cost Golden Raisin Crisp (dairy)

Post Great Grains-Raisin, Date, Pecan (dairy)

Post Great Grains-Ciunchy

Pecan (dairy)’

With ~D symbol only

Milk Chocolata Bars with Almonds - Bean SprOuts (dairy)

• •- Green Beans

MilkiChocolàte Bars with Crisp Rice Guava •.-

•‘ (davy) - •. • ‘Lyche~ -

All.Seasonal Novelty Products. Mango (dairy) -. -‘ Okra - -

With (~)D : bol only Papaya •.-.

C. J. VAN HöLITEN ZOON, INc.

St. Albans, (/7’

-‘

Uncle ~oy~s Maple Date & Nut ~‘pare~e~ -

Uncle Roy’s Nut Butter & AlmondsGranola ~‘pareve~.

Uncle Royls Organic Golden Honey ~pareve)

• Pineepple - •.

R~n~butan -

St. Hyacinthe~”Quebec, Cán~da Water Ch~tnuts -

Milk Chocolate Flakes (dairy) Fruit ~cktail. - -

Milk Chocolate Wafer rO~his (dairy) ChampioiilMushrooms pr~u~d In

Milk Chocolate Cdätings (dairy) China ONI~Y with can code

White Chocolate Flakes ‘(dairy)~,’ numbers which:begin with L9

White Chocolate WãferForths (dairy) ..i≥r L43 -. -

White Chocolate ‘COatings (dairy) ‘Asara~us, Mushrooms, Lychee,

Milk Chocolate Ice Cream ~O~tings. - - Apples produced InlChjn~ ~dairj’~’ •‘ •‘ Or~L~Y~with.can numbersiwhich

Semi Sweet Chocolate Ice Cream begin with Hi 4 T6 Q3Jor Q6

Coatihgs (däi~) The abovefproducts must carry

• Dark Chocolata1Piavor~d Ice Cream’, THE MARINA IMPORT FOOD CO. ‘Coatings (daily) L~TD. I~beI AND~gur.r ~i

Milk ChocOlat~ Flavored Ice Cream € seal on the label -

C~ati~ (dairy~ ‘, - ‘Cótérers

SweetChocolate whips For Ice Cream CLASSIC CATERERSairy,

4~. KOSHER FOOD GUIDE

Long Beach, NY

Uncle’Roy’s Organic Maple Nut’N Rice Granola ~‘pareve~

• UncleRoy’s Organic Maple Raisin

Un~~~s Swi~s Style Mueseli

Uncle(pareve)Roy’sjrue Blueberry

Low-Fat Granola ~‘pareve,)

Uncle Roys Wild Cherry No

Add d Fat,Granola (pareve,)

With ‘symbol only

‘GLENN FOODS, INC.

Woodmere,MY. S -

OafMini Puff (‘pareve,l, No Sugar~ No Salt Oat ~pareve,l. flice Mini Puff,~‘pareve,)

Maple Frosted Corn Mini Puff areve) -

With ~ symbol only

JASPER FOODS INC.

Joplin, MO

Post CountryMapie Crunch

With €DE symbol only

SOVEX NATURAL FOODS, INC.

Collégedale, TN

Good AlmondSheperd ‘& Molasses Granola (pareve)

Apple Fiber ~lakés~’p~re~e,l

Berry Patch Granola ~‘pareve,l

Bulgur Wheat (pareve)

Crunchy Granola ~‘parëve~

Fruit A Nut Granola ~‘pareve,l

Gourmet Granblá (‘pareye,)

Honey’Almond Granola (pareve)

Oat Bran (pareve) -

Organic Apple Cinnamon Cereal

ipareve,l.

Organic Brown l3ice Cereal ~‘pareve,)

Organic Wheat Free Apple Cinnamon’Cereal l’~ar~ve~l

OPrganic Whole Grain HOt Spelt ~pareve,l

Traditional Granola i’pareve)

Unsweetened Granola ~‘pareve~ ‘.;

Wheat, Bran (pareve)

5-Grain Muesli (pareve), WIth (~) symbol only

-

Grand Pantry

Heritage

Jewel

Jewel Generic

NIFD~ Golden Brew

NlF~DA Gourmet Brew

Nl~D.~Hi~Y

~lt~D~ Silver Cup

~llFDA Chef Pack

t~lorth American Be-Oaf

North ~merican l~lotel & Restaurant

• North American liiost Pak

t~Jorth American ~rerniurn Blend

• t~Jôrth American Value Yield

• t~lugget Bonanza

r~Juggét ~3old Rush

Nugget Mother Lode

Nugget Prospector

~ark I Park Ayenue

Park Regency

Park Generic

Bremier Quality Cup

Cafe Blend

Meyers Cafe

GO~Mart

Tudors Biscuit World

Texas T Gordonls Signature

• SESiGolden Classic

SGS Gourmet Classic

SF.S Silver Classic

SFS Masters Classic, LaRue

Whatley’s

T.J. Cinnarrion’s.

Convenient.Food Mart

• WIth € symbol only

WECHSL1ER COFFEE CORP.

• Moonacliie, N~i

Coffee undef the following labels (pareve)

Breakfast Cheer

Chateau Marque

Coffee Setyice& More

Onest of Colombia

Fresh Roasted

Limited Edition

Mellow RichheimerCup -

Sunshine Express

Van Cortland Importers

Viva WechslerExpresso -

Gold Cup

.Wlth ~Isymbol only

TETLEY INC. -

Pãlisadès Park, t~JJ

Savarin Vacuu’rn

Savarin Vacuum-Decaffeinated -

Savarin Hotel Vintage Bag

• Me~aglia d~Oro Vacuum

Medaglia d~Oro Bag

Medaglia dOro Decaffeinated

Vacuurh

• El l~ico Vacuum

El Pico Bag -

El ~ico Vãcüüm Decaffe~,ated

El P00 Bag Decaffeihãtec

Brown Gold Vacuum

Brown Gdl~ Decaffeinated Vadiium

Old Dutch Bag -

With symbol only

Co ee Whitènér

• EISNER FOOD STORES

champa!gr,, IL

Eisner Creamer (dairy),

With symbol only

HUNT-WESSON, INC.

Menomonie~Wl

N-Rich (dairy~

Swiss Miss Creamerjdai,y,)

Swiss Miss LiterCreamer (daily)’

With €0 syqibol only

JEWEL COMPANIES, INC.

Meirose, PA

Cherry_Valley Creamer (dairy)

With (~)D symbol only

KOHL cORP.

Milwaukee, WI

Kohl’s Frozen Creamer (dairy)

With €)D symbol only

PRESTO FOOD PRODUCTS INC.

ADington, TN

Kosher Pareve Cieameró -

Mocha Mix Refrigerated

Mocha Mix Frozen

Coffee Tone

Buttery

Caterbtend

Home Gardens

Parade

Springfield

Waremart

6 KOSHER FOOD GUIDE

lcingston

Shur Fine

‘~lP

Best Yet

Anderson

Coffee Blen

Driftwood

• Nuggett.Pocohontas

Western Family

Cafe Mix

Challenge

My-Te-Fine Pitcher Pride.

Stater’ Gölbon

Nifda

Top Frost

Schmucks

Jerseymaid

Carl s Jr.

For Your Coffee

Norms -

Palace Station

-Sysco

With symbol only

RED OWL STORES, INC.

l~lopkins,Mt~1’Farmdale Creamer (dairy)

With symbol only

SHURFINE~CENTRAL CORP.

Northiake, IL -. SKur One Creamer (dairy)

With €1 symbol only.Condiments

CHRISTOPHEA RANCH

-Glroy,GA.”

Chopped Garlic Ail Hache.~’pareve,l,. Crushed Garlic AilBroye 1’,bareve,) Chopped Ginger Gingembre Hache l’pève,) - •.

F~ickled Garlic’Ajl Macere Bans

• ,Du vinaigre ~pareve.) California Style Garlic Salsa All, Salsa California~pare~’e,l Style Garlip BBQ Sauce

Pour Grillades A L~Ail l’pareye)

With ®~symbol only, Basil & Garlic Pesto Bailic EtAu Classic(dairy)Pésto Clasaique ~‘dairy,)

With ~D~yrnbol only -

EDEN FOODS, lNC~ Cllhton, MlSesame Shake’(Gomasio), Organic ‘(parevè~) ‘ Sesame Shake (Gorriasio)-W/Garlic; Organic SesameShake~areve)(Gomasio)W/Seaweed, Organic (pareve) With € symbol onlyCookies P afry..: These cookies~are NOT made with Cholov ~isroel -‘

A&’i~TEA COMPANY

Mont~’ale, NLI’

~&P Sandwich Cremes (dairy,) -

~&P. Old Fashion Cookies ~dairy)

Master Choice ALL Butter

Old,Fashions (dairy) -

Pas YisroCl”WIth €D~iy!nbol only

ALBERTSONS ifort Worth, TX

Good Day Sandr)~’ich Cremes (dairy)

“‘Pas Yisroel’ - With €)P symbol onlyALDI, INC..’

Batávia,-ll~ Cookie Shoppe Box 000kies’(daiiy,l

?as Yis’roel’ ,. With €0 symbol only’•

ARAYSSI, INC. -

- Brooklyn, NY ‘•

Bakiawa (dairy)

Burma (dairy) •

Kolwshkor (dairy)

Birds Nests (~iafry) ;, Balloria (dairy) •,,

Hadat Maamoül(dairy)Madd (dairy)

Sefouf (dairy~

Nammoura (dairy)

Ghoraybe Meshabak(dairy) (dairy)

‘Macaroon Awameh (dairy)

- ,Kanafe Cheese (dairy)

• kt~1alawet-El Jibn (dairy)

Osmallia (dair9) - -

Mafrouke (dairy~ -

• Aichel Serail ~‘dairy,)

Katayet Chaabiyat(dairy)(dairy)

Kellaj (dairy)

Mm Maamoul (dairy)

With €D symbol only

CARRISSA’S COOKIES INC.

tWgl)Iand,• IN Cbokies (dairy)

With €D sym~ only

ASSOCIATED WHOLESALE GROCERS

Kansas City, KS

Always Skye Generic Bag Cookies (dairy)

Always Save Generic Sandwich Cookies ~dairy,I

Best Choice Soft & Chewy Cookies

Best’Choice Old Fashion Cookies (dairy,) -:

Best Choice Butter Old Fashion Sandkich Cremes (dairy,)

“Pas Yisroel

With €D symbol only

BAKE-LINE PRODUcTS, INC•

Des PlaiTes, IL -

Sun Valle~’ Sandwich Cremes (dairy)

Sun Valley Old Fashion Cookies (dairy~

Sun Valley Premium Sandwich

Crernes t’dairy)

Sun Valley Bo~ Cookies ~‘qairy)

Sun Valley Bag Coqkies, (dairy)

Sun Valley Bulk Cookies l’dairy)

Sun Valley Tub Cookies (dairy)

Sun Valley Warehouse Pack C~C.

SunCookie~,t’daii~)) Valley Oat Bran,Boa Cookies (dairy)

Sun Valley MiniCookies (dairy)

Sun Valley Butter Old Fashions

Sun(dairy,)Valley Saridwich Cookies (dairy)

Big Value Bag Cookies (dairy)

Superior Value Sandwich Cremes

“Pas(dairy)YisroeF’’.

With €0 symbol only

BI~LO~-lNC. -

Mauldin, SC

Bi-Lo Sandwich Cremes (dairy,)

Bi,Lo Old l~ashion Cookies (dairy)

Bi-Lo Box Cookies (dairy,)

Guaranteed Value Sandwich Cremes

Guaranteed(dairy,)Value Old Fashioni

Cookies (dair,~) -

Guaranteed Value BoxCookies (dairy)

-“l~as Yisroel” : - -

~With €D symbol only

BRAND MARKETIN~CORP.

Portland,- OR - -

Shur Savings Sandwich Cremes

• l’dairy) -~Pas Yisroel”. -With €0 symbol only -

C&M MARKETING CO.

‘Livbnia, Ml

C&M Geheric Bag Cookies ~‘dairy~

“Bas YisroeF, -, With €D symbol only

CERTIFIED GROCERSHodgkins, IL -

Certified Sandwich Cremes (dairy,)

Certified Old Fashion Cookie~- (dairy) • Pas YiCroel”

- With €D symbol only

COMMANDER FOODS

- Syracuse, NY -

Sunny SqUare Sandwich (dairy,) Sunny Square Old Fashion

- Cookies (dairy), Sunny Square’Box Cookies (dairy,)

“Pas Yisroel”

With ~D.symbol only

COOKIE KINGDOM, INC.

Demoulas Sandwich Cremes (dairy)

Demoulas Old Fashion Cookies (dairy,)

Demoulas Sofblend Cookies (dairy)

LUemoulas Box Cookies (dairy)

Demoulas Butter Old Fashions (dairy)

tUemoulas Reduced Fat Cookies (dairy)

“Pas Yisroel”

With €D symbol only

DOMINICK’S FINER FOODS

Northlake, IL

Dominick~s Sotty & Chewy

Cookjes (dairy).

DominicWs Sandwich Cremes (dairy)

Dominick’s 0ld~Fashion Cookies (dairy) - Bominick~s Bag Cookies (dairy)

Bominick~s Reduced Fat Cookies (dairy)

“Pás Yisroel”

With €D symbol only

FEDERATED FOODS, INC.

A~Iing’ton I~Ieight~, IL

- Valu Check~d Generic Sandwich ‘Creme~ (dairy)

Hy-Top Sandwich Cremes (dairy)

Hy-Top Old Fashion Cookies

(dairy,)

Parade Classics Old Fashion Cqokies

Parade-Classics(dairy,)Sandwich Cremes (dairy)

- Royal Classics Butter Old Fashions (dairy,) “Pas Yisroel’ -

With €D symbol only

EIRST NATiONAL SUPERMARKETSMaple Rii~tits, 04

Guaranteed Value Sandwich Cremes (dairy,)

“Pas Yisroel’

- With €0 symbol only

FIRST,NATIOINAL SUPERMARKETS

Windsor Locks, CT

Finast Old Fashion Cookies (dairy,) Finast Box Cookies (dairy,)

Finast Reduced Fat Cookies (dairy)With,~D symbol only

ELEMING COMPANIES, INC.

Oklahoma City, OK

Bonnie Hubba~d Sandwich Cremes (dairy) - -

Bonnie Hubbard Old fashion

RainbowCookies(dai,y). Sandwich Cremes (dairy)

Rainbow BagCookues (dairy,)

• Rainbow Old Fashion Cookies (dairy)

Hyde.Park Old Fashion Cookies (dairy) -

Hyde Park Sandwich Cremes (dairy)

Marquee Premium Butter Old Fashions, (dairy,)

“Pas Visroel” -

With €0 symbol only

FOOD LION,,INC.

Salisbury, NC

Food Lion Sandwich Cremes (dairy)

Food Lion Old Fashion Cookies (dairy) -

- Food Lion’Box Cookies~’dairy,t - (dairy,) -

‘Food Ition All Butter Old - (dairy,l- -

“Pas Yisroel”

With €0 symbol only

FOODHOLD Windsor Lbcks, CT

Guaranteed VàluC Bag Cookies

-

FinaCt(dairy)Sandwich ,Cremes (dairy)

Og/esb~’, IL

Fudge Cookies (dairy)

Coconut Cookies (dairy,)

Vanilla Cookies (dairy),-

Lemon Cookies (dairy,),

Oatmeal Cookies (dairy,)

Chocolate Chip Cookies (dairy,)

Duplex SandwichrçookJ~s (dairy,)

Chocolate Sandwich Cookies (dairy,)

Peanut B~tterSahdwich Cookies

Vanillac’daify)Sandwich Cookies (dairy)

Shdrtbread Cookies (dairy)

,With €0 symbol only

COOKIE SPECIAbTY

WIi~’éIing, ILCookies (dairy)

With €0 symbol only

DEMOULAS -

Tewk’~bu4~ MA

“Pás Yisroel”

With €0 symbol only

FRY’S FOOD & DRUG

Phoenix, /~iZ

Fry’s Sandwich Crerries (dairy)

Fry’s Old Fashion Cookies - (dairy)“Pas-Yisroel”’

With €D symbol only

GATEWAY FOODS, INC.

Lacrosse, WI

ExceptiOnal Value Sandwich

- Cremes (dairy,) -

Best Yet’Sandwich Cremes, Old fashions (dairy,) -

Best Yet bag cookies (dairy,l.

Pas Yisroel’’ - I ?~

With l~D symbol only -

Topco Holiday Cookies (dairy) GLENN FOODS

Food Club Sandwich Cremes (dairy) Woodmere, NY

Food Club Old Fashion Noah ‘N Filends Animal Cookies Cookies (dairy) Vanilla (pareve)

Food Club Box cookies (dairy) Peanut Butter (pareve)

Food Cl~b.Rë~du~~ F~tA

Wheat-free Oatmeal (pareve) Cookies (dIi~) WIth (€~) symbol on!y

Mega Sandwich Cremes (dairy) Glenny s Noah ‘n Friends Animal

Mega Old l~ashion Cookies (dai,>) Cookies (pareye,)

Valu Time Generic Bag Pas Yisroei

Cookies (dairy) With € symbol only

Val~i Time ~eneric Sandwich GOLDEN GLOW COOKIE CO., Cremes ~dairy,) INC.

Valu Time Old Fashions (dairy) BronxlNy World Clas~cs Old Fashion Anginette Cookie ~‘pareve,) Cookies (dairy,) - A~isette S~,nge (paieve)

World Classics Sandwich Creres ~ñisettéiT6ã’~tt~’paróve,~ (dairy) Apricot Fill~D Pocket (pareve,)

World~lassics B~itter Old : Assorted’1Striped~Bridge Mix ~‘pareve,) Fashions (‘~airy,l - Blueberry Filled Heart ~‘pareve,)

World Classics Sandwich Cremes -. Brownie Cookie c’p~reve~ (dairy,) Chocolate & Vanilla Marble (pareve,)

~Pas Yisroel’ - Chocolate Chip (pareve)’

With €~ymbol only

Chocolate Drop (pareve)

Cream Cupcake ~‘pareve,)

Duplex Sandwich Cremes (pareve)

French Twirls (‘pareve,I

Oatmeal Cookies,(pareye)

SoftblendChocolat~hip ~‘pareve,)

Softblend Oatmeal Raisin ~‘pareve,)

Sugar Cookies t’pareve~

Sugar Wafers ~pareve~

Vanilla Sandwich Cremes (pareve,)

‘Pas Yisroel”

With symbol only

RASKESZ(CANDY COMPANY

Brod~Iyn, NY

‘Pas Yisioel”.. With € symbol only

SHULA COOKIES & CATERING

Broolilyn, NY

Date Cookies (pareve,)

Date Rollada i’pareve,)r

P stachio ~astry (pareve,)

Sesame &.Pistachio Cookies (pareve,)

Baklavah (pareve,)

Graybeh (pareve)

Apricot & Strawberry ~pareve~

Water Sol~ning Compound ([limited Phosphate)

Zoom Spray Clean’er Concentrate With € symbol only.

BLUE ARROW, INC.

Jacksonville, ~L

Arrow Spray Cleaner

Arrow Window Cleaner

Lilac Liquid Detergent

Arrow White Bl~ãch

Arrow I~leavy Duty Liquid

No

WithPhosphates~[[ilac €1~ymboI only

PARK CORPORATION

Barrington, IL

AFD Generic (Bormans)

Alliance

Chatham

Chateau

Diamond

Eze -

Good Measure

IGA

Jewel

UNITED~HOLESALE, INC.

Chocolate i~ancy ~pareve,) Grand Rapids, MI

Chocolate Jell~ j’pareve,l

Save Rite S~iIdwich Cremes (dairy) Choö’olate ped Star (pa eye)

SIve Rife B~ Cookies (dairy) ‘C9conut Crescent (pareve)

‘F?as Yisrdél” - •‘ Daisy ~~pricot~Drop (pareve)

With ~D symbol only l~g F lied Cdök e (pareye)

I~rut Bar (parève)

USA CHOICE Fudge Chocolate Chp (pareve,).

Dallas, TX Honey Nut Loaf (pareve)

USA Choice Butter Old Fashions Lady F nQer ~‘pareve,) (~air4 -~ Oatmeal cook e i’pareve,l

Pas Yisroel”

P~anut’& Jelly t’pareve)

With €D symbol only. Peanut Butter Chocolate Chip

THE VONS COMPANIES, INC. (pareve).

ItosAn eles CA Rlain Jelly (pareve)

• Vons Sandwich Cremes (dairy)

Vons Ol~ I~ashion Cookies (dairy)

Prune Fil1ed~Po~ket (pareve)

Raspberry Pocket (pareve)

Vons B~’x Cookies Regina Cookies (pareve).

Pas Yisroel’. •. Roman Twist (pareve)

With €D symbol only R9ses (pare~’p)

WAMACULS COOKIES Savoiardi (pareve)- Spice Drop (pareve) er~vie ‘d Sprinkle Cookies ~‘pareve~ °° Q~ sy~’b only :. ~tr~wberry & Yanilia Marble

WEGMANSqEO~OD ‘, Stri~IL:~y Finger (pareve).

• MARKETS, INC Swiss Raspberry Drop (pareve)

• Rochester, NY Vanilla Fud~ ( arevé)

Wegmans Old F.ashion Cookies (dairy) Vanilla Sfrioed (,5arei’e)

Wegmans Box Cookies (dairy~ Blacl~ & White Cookies ~‘pareve,),’

Wegmans Sandwich Cremes ~‘dairy,.t tiinzer Tart Cookié~pareve)

“Pas Yisroel Sugar Free Cookies~~re’ve,)

With ~D symbol only Sug~ Free Package (parevë)

WESTERN FAMILY i~tàmestyie Package (i5ài~eve)

F~DS, INC. : Almond Jumbo Cookies ~árive,l

Rortland, OR Ch’ocolate Chip ~h~mbo ~âOkies

We_stern Family Sandwich Cremes (pareve)

• (dairy) Chócolãtê!Drop JumboCookies

Western Family Box Cookies (dairy,) i’vareva) -

ExcOllnce Butter 0l~ Fashions (dairy)’ Rainbow sprinkle Jumbo Cookies

Smart Bite Reduced Fat Cookies ~‘pareve,~ i (dairy,) Raspberry Hamantashen (pai~eve,)

i?as Yisroel •. Apricot Hamantashen (pareve)

• With €0 symbol Oily Prune i~1amant~hen (pà7~vê)

WESTEAC PACIFIC. MOhh Hamant~hen (pi~eve)

F~DS Sugar Free Apricot Hamantashen

L~~throp, CA

.ç - (pareve)

Sunny SelectSandwich Cremes ~‘dairy) Sugar Free Raspberry Hamantashen

Sunny Select Old Fashion Cookie,s (p~r~V~) (dairy,)

•• CholestoreltFrëe Cookies ~pareve~ Clastic (Sunny Select) Butter ‘Pas Yisroel”

‘Old ~ashtons (dairy,i’ With €PAREVE symbol’only

“Pas Yisroel’

H.S~F-ENTERPAISE$,lNC.

With €D symbol onIy.~ Gieenvale, NY

• W~TERAU, INC

1. ‘. Debts & Ken’s Bagel Chips (pareve) l~1azelwood, MO in tha followinQ varieties:

Nature’s BestlOld Fashion Garlic, Plain, Onion & Sesame Cookies ~‘dairy,) Deb’i & Ken’s Tast~, Tiàst ~. Nafure’C8e~tSàndwichCremes(dairy) CO~kies (,~arevd)

• ‘Pas Yisroel’ in the fOllowing varietLes:’,

• With €D4ymbol only’ - Almond, Cinnamon Raisin. Lemon.

ThE WiSCONSiN CHEESEMAN, Chocolate, Chocolate Chip, Vanilla INC Chip, Sun’Prairie, WI ‘~. : V~iilla, Sesame, Poppy, Coconut Chip, COOkies (dairy) P~anut Butter Chip. Orange, Anise,

With €0 symbol only ~,, Cinnamon, Carob, Coconut, Honey/ Cookies & Crackers COffé’ê Almond Chip

EDEN FOODS, INC.

Clinton, MI

Gourñiet CO~klis (pareve)

Alfiiond, Lemon, Banana, Apple:

Brown Rice Chips (pareve,) Orange,

Brown ~ice Crackers l’pareve,~ Poppy, Vanilla Chocolate Chip, NoriiMa~jIRice Cracker~’pareve~ - Chôëolate ChocoIat~1Chip’~

Ar~ri Rice Puffs (pareve), With €PAREVE symbol only

With € sm~p!I~!!y KEMACH Fô~b PRöbucTs coRp.

ESTEE CORPORATION :, BiöOkIyn, NY -

Rarsippany, NJ, - A’~imal Cookies (pareve) -

Chocolate Creme Wafers (pareve)

Strawberry/vanilla ~soffed

Assorte&Sandwich Cremes ~‘pareve,)

Chocolate Chip~ Cookies (pareve)

Creme Wafers l’pareve) ,‘ Ch&otate Covered Wafers (pareve)

Vantlia Creme Wafers ~‘pareve,) Chocolate Cream Cake ~‘pareve,)

With €PAREVE symbol only

8~ KOSHER FOOD GUIdE •‘

ChOcolateSandwich’Cremes t’pareve,)

Walnut Pastry (‘pareye,) •. -

‘Pas Yisroel’

With € symbol only -

YOHAY BAKING COMPANY

Brooklyn, NY

Potato Shellli (pareye)

Wafer ~oIls (pareve,)

Chocolate Swiss Logs ~pareve.)

Chocolate Tart & Chocolate

Shells (pareve),

Carob & Ch~’colate Rice Cakes (pareve) -

~Aimond Biscatti (pareye)

Choco~te with Hazelnuts

Biscatti (pareye)

Anise B~caiti f’pareve,~

Chocolate Chip Biscatti ~‘pareve~

Caffe ‘bokie fruit Bars (pareye)

• With symbol only

Dairy Products.

DAIRY MAID DAIRY, INC.

• Fred~ridk, MD

Buttermilk

Sour Cream

Sweet.A’didophilus L~wfat Milk

With €D,symbol ,only

HUNTLWESSON, INC.

ffüllerton, C~ Sanalac (dairy)

With €0 symbol only

LOUIS TRAUTH DAIRY INC.

Newpor/ ~.05% Ldwfat Milk

1% LowfaqMilk

2% LowfatlMilk -

1% ChocolateMilk

2% Chocolate Milk

3.25% Chocolate Milk

2% Acidophilus Milk

Buttermilk

i~1alf &tHalf

40%~Cream Cottage Cheese -

Non-Fat Cottage Cheese

Sour~Cr4am 19~0%. •‘-‘

Chocolate Drink

Egg Nog

Butterfiake Buttermilk -

Lrowfat C,ottage Cheese

~ruit Cocktail Cottage Cheese

Life Sour Cre~amWith €0 symbol only

Detergents ‘•Cleansers

AMWAY CORPORATION

Ada, Ml

All Fabric Bleach

Dry Chlorine Bleact) -

Germicidal‘COncentrate’ (j~rd Water Film Remqver

lndistroclean HeavyiDuty Cleaner

Kool Wash

L 0 C. High Suds

L..O. C. Regular

Pre-Wash Laundry Liqu d

Pre-wash Laundry Spray

Pursue’Disinfectant Cleaner’

Pursue Disinfectant Spray

S-A-8 Laundry Detergent—all’formulas Powder andiLiquid

S-A-8. [limited Phosph~te

S-A~8 [limited Phosphate Premix

S-A-8 Limited Laundry Detergent/’ Softener.

S-A-8 Liquid Laundry-Detergent

5:48 Plus

S-A-8 Twin Power—Ptios. Free SurfactantiPrernix

Scrub Buds

Smashing White Laundry Booster

JFS Generic

Launder Maid

ParkPark GenericRhuinba

Star -

Town Pride

Whiz

Venture,HyVee Hooks

‘TexasT

Cee Bee’s - 1.

Wlth’€ symbol only

Detergent (~ishes)

AMWAY CORPORATION

-Ada,MI

Australian Dish Drops

‘With € symbol only

PARK CORPORATION

Barrington, IL’ -

Cee.Bee~s

Diamond I • ‘.

Elder-Beerman

Happy Dishes Hook~s -

l.G.A.

JewelPark

Royal Venture WIth € symbol only

Detergents (Dishwasher)

AMWAY CORPORATION

Ada, Ml

Crystal Brite

Dish Drops Oishwashing Itiquid

Standard Automatic Oishwasliing Compound With € symbol only

THE DRACKETT COMPANY

Cincihri~t/ OH

Automatic Dishwasher

Glass CleanerWith € symbol only

PARK CORPORATION

Barrington, IL ,

AFO Generic

Chateau “, Conklin.,Diamond

Fame GIO

l.G.A. •: -

Jewel

JFS Generic

l:G.A. Lemon Park - Park Generic -

Rawleigh

Red Owl Silvex

Wise VentureBuy -

With Symbol only

U.S.A. DETERGENTS, INC.

Edison NJ. -

Touch of Glass Fabulous -

Captain Shine

Xtra.Liquid Detergent

Fine Care (Hand Soap)

Super Scrub’

Crystal Plus (Green, Blue, Lemon)

Laundry Bright

Swiss Pine All ~urpose Cleaner

Swiss’Pine Spray Cleaner WIth € symbol only

Dietetic Products

ESTEE CORPORATION

l~’arsippany, NJ

Cough Drops

Cherry Menth~

With (~) symbol only

DietetiC Chocolate Bars

Milk (dairy)

AImori~ (daily)

Crunch Bittersweet(dairy)(dairy)

Coconut (dairy)

Fruit Nut (dairy)

Toasted Bransymbol(dairy)only

Coconut (dairy)

Fudge (dairy)

Vanilla Thins (dairy)

Oatmeal Raisin (dairy)

Chocolate Raisin (dairy)

Chocolate Chip ~‘daiiy~

Lemon Thins ~‘dairy)

With €)D symbolonly

Dietetic ~!Cal~Waters Wafer (dairy)

Asst. Wafers (darryr

Chocolate Wafer ~dairy,)

Vanilla Wafer (dairy)

3!l?ak Choc. Str. Wafer (dairy)

3~Pak Vanilla Wafer (rjairy)

3-Pak Choc. Ctd. Wafer (dairy)

With €0 symbol only

Fructose (Packets (50)

With ~ SyflibOl only

Low alone Gels Puddings

Cherry Gel

Strawberry Gel

Orange Gel

Lemon-Lime Gel

Raspberry Gel

Ch~colate Pudding

Vanilla Pudding

Lemon Pudding

With €) symbol only

• Reduced Calorie Cake Mixes

White Chocolate

Lemon

With (~) symbol only

SugarPree Gum Drops

Fruit

Licorice

With €) symbol only

Sugar Free Hard

Candies (bags)

• Peppermint

Tropical Mix

Assorted Lollypo s

With symbol only

• Dried Fruit

CAUFORNIA PRUNE PACKING COMPANY

L1ive Oak, &A

Apple Chunks

A~5~5le Rings

Aj5ricots

• Black Mission Figs

Calymyma Figs

Cherries, CranberriesBing

Dried~Pwnes Mixed Fruits

Peaches

Pears

With €)P symbol only

HERSHEY IMPORT CO., INC.

Rllhway, NJ

Apple ApricotsSlicesAlmonds

Dates Cashews -

~niity Mix

Papaya Snacks

• Pineapple Snacks

Pumpkin RI~

Raisin-Nut Mix

R~ialns Almonds

Raisins Cashews

Tropical Snack

P.umpldn Shelled

Coconut Chips

With ~ symbol only

KENACH FOOD PRODUCTS

Brooklyn, IyY

Banana CoconutChips

Papaya

Pineapple Rings

P.~ppy Seeds

Sff~me Seeds

Trail Mix

With € symbol only

KLEIN’S NATURALS

Brooklyn, NY

Dried Fruits

With €) symbol only

MISTER SNACKS

Dlv. Sunbird Snacks

Buffalo, NY

Yogurt Raisins (dairy)

Carob Raisins (dairy)

Chocolate Raisins (dairy)

Chocolate Fruit Nut

Royale (dairy)

Banana Sesame Crunch (dairy)

Rocky Mountain Mix (dairy)

Sweet Indulgence (dairy)

Yogurt Trail Mix (dairy)

Yumbo Gumbo (dairy)

With €)D symbol only

Apricots (pareve)

Pineapple Tidbits (pareve)

Tutti Fruity (pareve,)

Jumbo Flame Raisins (pareve)

W. C. Raisins (pareve)

Apricot Nibbler (pareve)

Papaya (pareve)

Tahitian Treat (pareye)

Fruit Nut Medley (pareve)

Raisin Nut Mix ( reve)

Wlth€ only

SETION INTERNATIONAL FOODS, INC.

Plainview, NY

Dried Apple Rings

Dried Apricots Turkish

Dried Apricots California

Crystalized Ginger

POST (Gonm~l Corp.)

Baffle Creek, MI

Instant Postum

Instant Postuni—Coffee Flavored With € symbol only

SNAPPLE NATURAL BEVERAGE CO.

Valley Stream, NY

Snapple Lemondade

Snapple Orangeade

Snapple Raspberry Tea

Srrapple Orange Tea

Snapple Mint Tea

Snapple Decaffeinated Tea

Snapple Diet Raspberry Tea

Snapple Peach Tea

Snapple Lemon flavored Iced Tea

Thirst Quencher

Snapple Diet Peach Flavored

Iced Tea

Snapple Strawberry flavored

Iced Tea

Snapple Lemon flavored Diet

Iced Tea

Snapple Cranberry Tea

Snapple Old Fashioned Iced Tea

Snapple Lemon Flavored Iced Tea

Snapple Lemon Sport Drink

Sriapple Lemon-Lime Sport Drink

Snapple Orange Sport Drink

Snapple Mango Iced Tea

Snapple Just Plain Tea

Snapple Passion Fruit Flavored

Tea

Snapple Black Cherry Seltzer

Snapple Lemon-Lime Seltzer

Poppy Caraway Sesame SesamelOnlon

Garlic Sesame/Garlic

Plain Everything

Onion Cinnamon

Debs & Ken’s Casino Toast in the following varietIes:

Garlic Onion

Plain Sesame

Oat Bran Everything

Debs & Ken’s Dunking Toast in the following varieties:

Almond Chip Coconut Chip

VanhllaChip ChocolateChip

Peanut Butter Chocolate Chip

Dab’s & Ken’s Tasty Toast in the following varieties:

Orange, Almond Anise, Lemon

Vanilla, Cinnamon Carob

Coconut HoneytWheat

CoconutChip Coffee

Chocolate Vanilla/Chip

ChocolateChip Cinnamon

Raisin, Poppy Almond Chip LerrionChip

Peanut Butter Chip, Papaya

With €> symbol only

KEMACH FOOD PRODUCTS

Brooklyn, NY

Everything Flatbreads (pareve)

Sesame Flatbreads (pareve)

“Pea Yjsroel’

With (~i symbol only

Flavors

PASKESZ CANDY CO.

Brooklyn, NY

Banana

CoconutChipsChips

Desicated

Coconut Chips Toasted

Mango Slices

Mixed Fruit California

Cherries California Sweet

Cherries Imported Sour IN/Pits

Papaya Spears, Chunks, Diced

Papaya No sugar

Nectarines California

Peaches California

Pears California

Pineapple Rings, Chunks,

Diced, Gored

Pineapple No Sugar

Prunes Pitted

Prunes W/Pits

Prunes Sour

Raisins Black

Raisins Monnuka

Raisins Golden Bleached

Raisin Ruby

With ~ symbol only

Dried Yeast

FLEISCHUANN’S YEAST INC.

Oakland, CA

Rapid Rise Active Dry With € symbol only

UNIVERSAL FOODS, INC.

Milwaukee, WI

Red Star Dried Yeast

With €) symbol only

Drink Mix

ESTEE CORPORATION

Parsippany, NJ

Cocoa Mix (dairy) With €D symbol only

PARK CORPORATION

Barrington, IL

Fruit Flavored Drink Mixes

JFS Generic

Amigo

Flavortime

Fruit Seekers

Orchard Park Park Generic

Krasdale

AFD Generic

La Isla Shop ‘N Bag

Ponce

Staff

Snapple Original Seltzer

Snapple Tangerine Seltzer

Snapple Creme Vanilla Soda

Snapple Diet Root Beer Soda

Snapple Ginger Beer Soda

Snapple Kiwi Peach Soda

Snapple Root Beer Soda

With € symbol only

LOUIS TRAUTh DAIRY, INC.

Newpo#, KY

Eog Nog

Chocolate Drink

With €0 symbol only

Ice Tea

Sugar-Free Ice Tea

Jungle Juice Fruit Punch

Jungle Juice Strawberry Drink

Lemonade (Apache)

Orange Drink

Orange Juice

wIth ~y!nbol only

Fish Products

MUNCHIIC~S FISH COMPANY

Brooklyn, NY

Bounty Gourmet

Benzi~Fish With ~)PAREVE symbol only

TUV TAAM CORPORATION

Brooklyn, NY

Tuna Salad

Tuna Deluxe

Lox Salad

Baked Fish Salad

Smoked Sable

Tuna and Lox

Lox Spread

Tray Lox

Schmaltz Herring

Vegetable Tuna Deluxe

Whitefish Salad

Lox Tidbits

Kippered Salmon

Smoked Fish Salad

Fish Chubs

With €1 symbol only

~#1 KOSHER FISH KET OF AVENUE J

Brook4~, NY

Weinstein’s Frozen Gefilte Fish (par~ve)

WIth€) lonly

ZUPNICIC ROAD FISH MARKET

Monroe, NY

Almond

Cherry

Pear

Rum

Vanilla

With € symbol only

Flour

ARROWHEAD MILLS INC.

Hereford, 7X

Brown Rice Flour (pareve)

Soy Flou!, Roasted (pareve)

Pastry Fl6ur (pareve)

Rye Filour (pareve)

Vital Wheat Gluten (pareve)

Whole Wheat Flour (pareve)

Whole Wheat Flour—Stoneground (pareve)

High-Lysine Cornmeal (pareve)

Blue Cornmeal (pareve)

Corn Meal, yellow fpareve)

Buckwheat Flour, Dark (pareve)

Unbleached White Flour (pareve)

Oat Flour (pareve)

Millet flour (pareve)

Kamut Flour (pareve)

Spelt Flour (pareve)

Barley Flour (pareve)

Garbanzo (Chik-Pea) Flour (pareve)

Amaranth flour (pareve)

Corn Meal-White (pareve)

Rice Flour-White (pareve)

Whole Grain White Wheat

Flour

Unbleached(pareve) Soft White Pastry

Flour (pareve)

With €i symbol only

EDEN FOODS, INC.

Clinton, Ml

Pastry, Soft White Whole Wheat, PG

Whole Wheat, Hard Red Winter, OG

Whole Wheat, Hard Red Spring, OG

Whole Wheat, Amber Ourum, 00

Quinoa

With € symbol only

KEMACH FOOD PRODUCTS

Brooklyn, NV

Matzo Meal

~Wlth symbol only

Food Supplements

ALOE VERA O1 AMERICA

Dallas, TX

Forever Lite Chocolate (dairy)

Forever Lite Vanilla (dairy)

Aidi

Always(Mixade) Save

Grocer’s Pride With €) symbol only

Drinks

FOREVER UVING, INC.

Dallas, 7X

Aloe V ra Juice Drink

With symbol only

THE HAMPTON CLASSIC BEER COMPANY, INC.

New York NY

Hampton Classic Ice Brewed Beer (pareve) With € symbol only

SNomo’s Frozen Gefilte Fish (pareve)

Shiomo’s Frozen Cooked Gefilte

Forever Lila Strawberry (dairy)

With €D symbol only

FiSh

Shlomo(pareve) a Frozen Salmon Roll

Gaulle Fish (pareve)

With (~) symbol only

Friedman’sFrozen GefilteFish (pareve)

With € symbol only

Flatbreads

N.S.F. ENTERPRISES, INC.

Greenvale, NY

Deb’s & Ken’s Crunchy Crust flatbreadsInthefollowingvarieties:

KRAFT, INC.

Glenview, IL

Slim-ShapesAppetite Control Candies

Artificially flavored Vanilla

Artificially Flavored Chocolate

With K symbol only

MATOL BOTANICAL

INTERNATIONAL LTD.

Varennes, Quebec, Canada

MaId 8 oz. & 32 oz. bottles (pareve)

KM 8 qz. & 32 oz. bottles (pareve)

With (~ symbol only

KISLEV 5756/DECEMBER 1995- ‘9

Vita Gold Lemonade Conc.

Vita Gold Apple Juice Conc.

Vita Gold Grapefruit (Ruby Red)

Juice Conc.

Vita Gold Punch (Fruit) Juice Conc.

Vita Gold Breakfast Drink Conc.

Vita Gold Cranberry Cocktail Conc.

Vita Gold Squeeze Six Juice Conc.

Orange and Pineapple Conc.

Orange Cone.

Orange Juice

Gra efruit Juice ® ymbol only

NUGGET

St~kton, GA

Orange Juice Apple Juice

Bineapple Juice

Cranberry Juice Cocktail

Wlth€ bolonl

SNAPP EVERAGES, INC.

Valley Stream, NY

Snapple Apple Crisp

Sna~le Cherry Royale

Snapple Strawberry Royale

Snapple Orange Juice

Snappip Grapefruit Juice

• With (~ symbol only

LOUIS TRAUTH DAIRY, INC.

Newport, KY

Lemonade (Apache)

Lemonade (Comanche)

Orang~ Drink

Wlth(~) ..Ionly

TROPICANA PRODUCTS, INC.

Bradenton, FL

Tropicana Pure PremftJr~ Home Style 100% Pure Florida

Squeezed Orange Juice

Trqpicana Pure Premium 100%

Pure FloridaSqueezed OrangeJuice

Tropicana Pure Premium Grovestand

100% Pure Florida Squeezed

Orange Juice

tropicana Season’s Best 100%

Home Style Pure Grange Juice from Concentrate

Tropicana Season’s Best 100%

Pure OrangeJuicefrom Concentrate

Plus Calcium

Tropicana Season’s Best 100%

Pure OrangeJuicefromConcentrate

Plus Vitamins

Trqpicana 100% Pure Orange

Pineapple Juice from Concentrate

Trqpicana Seasons Best 100%

Pure Apple Juice from Concentrate

Tropican&Season’s Best 100%

Pure Grapefruit Juice from

Concentrate

Tropicana 100% Pure Premium

Grapefruit Juice

Tropicana 100% Pure Premium Ruby

Red Grapefruit Juice

Tropicana 100% Pure Premium Ruby

Red Orange Juice

Tropic~na Lemonade

With (~ symbol only

TROPICANA PRODUCTS, INC.

City of Industry, CA

Tropicana Pure Premium 100%

Pure Squeezed Orange Juice

Tropicana Pure Premium Home Style 100% Pure Squeezed

Orange Juice

Tropicana 100% Pure Orange Juice from Concentrate with Calcium

Troplcana 100% Pure Orange

Pineapple Juice from Concentrate

Tropicana 100% Pure Orange Juice

From Concentrate

Troplcana Home Style 100% Pure Orange Juice From Concentrate

Tropicana Pure Premium

Grovestand 100% Pure

Orange Juice

Tropicana 100% Pure Premium

Grapefruit Juice

Troplcana 100% Pure Premium

Ruby Red Grapefruit Juice

Tropicana 100% Pure Premium

Ruby Red Orange Juice

With (~) symbol only

Ketchup, Tomato Products

EDEN FOODS, INC.

Clinton, Ml

Pizza-Pasta Sauce, Organic (pareve)

Spaghetti Sauce, Organic (pareve)

No Slat Added Spaghetti Sauce, Organic (pareve)

Crushed Tomatoes, Organic (pareve)

~iced Tomatoes, Organic (pareve)

Diced Tomatoes W/Green Chillies, Organic (pareve)

With €) symbol only

HUNT-WESSON, INC.

Fullerton, CA

Whole Peeled Tomatoes

Italian Whole Peeled Tomatoes

Pear Shaped Tomatoes

Choice Cut Tomatoes

Stewed Tomatoes

Italian Stewed Tomatoes

Italian Flavored Crushed Tomatoes

Angel Mia Crushed Tomatoes

No Salt Added TomatO Sauce

Tomatoe Sauce

Tomato Paste

Tomato Paste, Italian Style

Tomato l~uree

Tomato Ketchup

Choice Cut Roasted Garlic

Tomatoes

Choice Cut Italian Flerbs Diced Tomatoes

No Salt Added Ketchup

Garlic Tomato Paste

No Salt Ad~ed Stewed Tomatoes

lo Salt Add~d Whole Tomatoes

I~lo Salt Added Tomato Paste

Mexican Manwich

Manwi9h Extra Thick & Chunky

Manwich & Manwich Bold

Manwidh Dry Mix

Manwich Barbecue Sloppy Joe

,,Sauce

Manwich Taco Seasoning Sauce

Manwich Burrito Seasoning Sauce

I~lealthv Choice Tomato Ketchup

Wlth€ ..IonIy

Knishes

KOSHER CASTLE

Brooklyn, NY

KosherCastle Potato Knishes (pareye)

KosherCastle Kashe Knishes (pareve)

Kosher Castle Vegetable Knishes

Kosher(pareve)CastlePotatoCocktail Knishes

Kosher(pareve)Castle KasheCocktail Knishes

Kosher(pareve)Castle Apple Strudel (pareve)

Kosher Castle Eggroll Cocktails (pareve)

Kosher Castle Eggrolls (pareve)

Kosher Castle Vegetable Cutlet (par~ve)

With (~) symbol only

Kosher Castle Cheese Knishes (dairy)

KosherCastieCherryCheese Knishes

Kosher(dairy,~Castle Blueberry Cheese Knishes (dairy)

Kosher Castle Pineapple Cheese Knishes (dairy)

Kosher C le Chocolate Cheese Knishes (dairy)

Kosher Castle Tofu Spinach Knishes

Kosher(dairy)CastlePotato BroccoliKnlshes

ALtL(dairy)CHEESE

Sweet Lukshen Kugel (pareve)

Yerushalmi Kugel (pareve)

Potato Kugel, Cholesterol Free

(pareve)

Potato Kugel (pareve)

With (~) symbol only

Macrobiotic Foods

~rHE AMERICAN MISO COMPANY, INC.

Rutherfordton, NC

Amakuchi Mugi Miso

Traditional Red Miso

Mellow White MIso

Country Barley Miso

Sweet White M so

Chickpea Miso with Rice

Chiökpea Miso with Barley

Sushi ~lce

Sweet Barley Miso

• Brown Rice Miso

With (~) symbol only

ARROWHEAD MILLS, INC.

l~lereford, 7X

All Bulk Grain ~‘pareve~

All Bulk Beans (pareve)

With (~) symbol only

CELL TECH

Kiamath Falls, OR

Super Blue Green Omega Sun Algae

Super Blue Green Alpha Sun Algae

BG Bites: Raspb~rry, Sesame, Toasted Almond

With € symbol only

EDEN FOODS, INC.

Clinton, Ml

Baking SupplIes Sweeteners

Barley Malt

Kudzu Root Starch

With € symbol only

Grains-Seeds Packaged

Barley, Pearled, OG

Millöt, Yellow, OG

Qulnoa

With €) symbol only

Organic Beans Packaged

~dzukiIBeans

Blãëk Turtle Beans

Green Lentils

Green Split Peas

I$idney Beans

Navy Beans

Pinto Beans

Black ~oybeans

With (~) symbol only

ChIps

Mochi Crackers (Non Maki)

Brown Rice Crackers/ Tamari Arare, Rice Puffs

With (~J symbol only

Tradltlànal Miso

General Miso rown Rice)

Hacho Miso (Soybean)

Kome Miso (Rice)

Mugi Miso (Barley)

Shiro Miso (White Miso

Sobs Miso (Buckwheat With ~ symbol only

Organ Pasts Packaged Elbows, Whole Wheat

Elbows, Vegetable

Ribbons, Spinach

PRODUCTS ARE

,CINOL!~V YlS~OEL

WIth(~D lonly

KOSHER I~OOD SPECIALTiES, INC.

~iü~hing, ~Y

King David ~otato I~nishes (‘pareve~

Icing David Kashe Kniähes ~pareve~

Icing David Spinach Kñishes (‘pareve,l

King David Vegetable Khishes

(,5&reve~

Icing David Apple ~nishes ~pareve~

King David POtato Cocktail Knishes (pareye)

King David Kashe Cocktail Knishes

(pareye)

King David Spinach Cocktail Knishes

~‘pareve~

King David Vegetable Cutlet ~pareve~

With ~ symbol only

King avid Cheese Knishes ~‘daIry,)

King David Cherry Cheese Knishes

(dairy)

<ing David BlueberryCheese Knishes

(dairy)

King David Pineapple Cheese Knishes

(dairy)

King David Chocolate Cheese Knishes

(dairy)

“Chol9y Ylsiod”

With (~)D symbol only

Kugels

TAAkI1 FOOD

Brooklyn, NY

Salt& Pepper Lukshen Kugel (pareve)

Umeboshi Pluths

With c symbol only SpecIalty Foods

Dried heed Saikon

Eden Shake (Funikake)

Kudzu Root

Mochim Millet, OG

Mochim Mugwort, OG

Pickled Dalkon

Shitake Mushrooms (Whole)

Tekka (Miso Vegetable Condiment)

Wasabi Powder

Minin

With €) symbol only

Sea Vegetables Packaged

Agar Agar Bars

Agar Agar Flakes

Arame

Hiliki

Kizami Non

Kombu

Non

Sushi Non

Wakame

With symbol only

Prepared Foods & Packaged Meals

Precooked Beans, Pinto Beans

Precooked Beans, Great Northern

Precooked Beans, Garbanzo

Precooked Beans, Adzuki

With € symbol only

GREAT EASTERN SUN COMPANY

Ashville, NC

Emporer’a Kitchen Products

Mansan Tamani, Wheat Free

Mansan Organic Tamani Wheat Free

Johsen Shoyu

Sakae Organic Shoyu

Shoyu MikawaVinaigrette

Mirin

Umeboshi Plums

Umeboshi Paste

Emerald Cove Seaweeds

Arame

Hijiki

Kanten Flakes

Kombu

Wakame

Non

Suchi Non

WIth (~) symbol only

MITOKU COMPANY, LTD.

Tokyo, Japan

Sea ArameVegetables

Hijiki

Roshu Wild Hijiki

Kanteen Flakes (Agar)

Kanteen Bars

Kombu

Hidaka Sun-Dried Kombu

Kombu Powder

Ne Kombu

Mekabu

Non

Sushi Non

Sendsi Select Non

Fine Cut Non

Flavored Non

Green Non Flakes

Wakame

Its Wakame

San-Riku Wild Wakame

Ribbons, Whole Wheat

Spaghetti, Whole Wheat

SiSirals, Sesame Rice

Spirals, Whole Wheat

Shells, Whole Wheat

Kamut Spirals, Whole Wheat

Vegetable Spirals, Sifted

Vegetable Shells, Sifted

Parsley Garlic Ribbons, Sifted

PaellalRibbons, Sifted

Curry Ribbons, Sifted

Pesto Ribbons, Sifted

Extra Fine, Sifted

Kaniut Spaghetti, Whole wheat

Parsley Garlic Spaghetti, Sifted

Spagf~tti, Sifted

WItht(~) symbol only

Traditional Japanese Pasta

Bitun

Wild Yam Sobs

i$udzu Kin Pasta

Mugwort Soba

Lotus Root Soba

Soba, 100% Buckwheat

Sobs, 40% Buckwheat

Udon

With K symbol only

UME roductsExtrqpts

DIetary Supplements

Garlic Bats

Kombu Balls

Plum Balls

Plum Concentrate

Umeboshi Paste

With (~) symbol only

Urneboahlll?rod

tLlmeboshi Plums

Organic (imeboshi Plums

liimeboahi Paste

lime Concentrate

dme-lickled Stiiso Leaves

ti)me-Shiso Sprinkle

Wmeboshi Vinegar (Ume-Su)

Organic lLimeboshi Vinegar

With ayml~l only

ShIlta MBóhrooms

All grades of Dried Shiitake

With €) symbol only

Kuzu

Kuzu Powder

A~izuki Wild Kuzu Powder

Kagoshima Wild Kuzu NooØles

With (~) symbol only

Mthn ~Rlöe Cooking Wine)

Authentic Mikawa Mirin

With (~) symbol only

Brown Rice Machi

Brown Rice Mochi

Organic Brown Rice Mochi

Millet Mochi

Ijoxtall Millet Mochi

Mugwort Mochi

Sesam Mochi

With K symbol only

U~S. MILLS, INV.

Needham, MA

Erewhon Misos

Erewhon Ramen

KISLEV 5756/DECEMBER 1995

~rewhon Soba 40% Buckwheat Bast’a Parkáy Soft Marganne (dairy)

Erewhon Soba 80% Buckwheat Pasta I?ARKAY Whipped Margarine (dairy)

Erewhon Wh’31e-Wheat t!J&n Whipped Mi~acI~IMargarine (dairy)

Erewhon Rice Crackers Squeeze PARKAY 64% Vegetable (Koishe, Nor, Maki) Oil Sprea~’daiiy,~

Erewhon Seasoned Non with Tamari Chiffon WliippeajMaroaririe (dairy)

Erewhon Teas With (~)D syñibol only

Erewhon Brown Rice Vinegar

Erewhon Sweet Brown ‘Rice Vinegar

Erewhon l!Jme Extract Marshmallow Creme

E~hon Kuzu KIDD AND COMPANY, INC.

Erewhon ~gari Ltigonier, Indiana

Erewhon Sweets (Japanese Candies) Kidd 7, 13, & 20 oz. i’pareve.)

Erewhon Agar-Agar Kidd Bi Lih~ 200 g. (p~reve)

Erewhon Arame Seaweed •Bi Rite 13 ~‘20 dz. (ria7eve)

Erewhon lilijiki Seaweed Natures Best 7, &1~z. (parreve)

Erewlior, No?i Seaweed l~Jational 7 oz. (oareve)

Erewhon Non-Seasoned Seaweed Best Yet 7 oz. (~5ã~êVe)

Ere~’hon Shoyu Tamari ‘Big Top 20 oz. (ffâ’reve) (100% natural soy sauce) WFiy l?ay More 20 oz. (pareve)

With € symbol Only •. Buyer’s Choice 20 oz. (pareve)

WESTBRAETNATURAL FOODS - Röundy’s 7 oz. (pareve)

Commerce, CA - Staff 13 oz. (pareve) -

JohsenSlibyu Erice Chopper 7’~. (pareve)

Miso Brown Rice 1 Yr IGA 7 & l3oz. ~‘pareve,)

Miso Red 1 Yr. Kroger & 13 oz. (‘pareve)

Misc Aatcho 3 Yr Better Valu 13 & 20 oz. (pareve)

Wheat Free Tamari Finë1Fa~ë’7 oz..(pareve)

Miso Barley 2 Yr. Hy Top 7.& 13 oz. (pareve)

Sesame Brown Rice Wafers F?arade 7 oz. (pareve)

Tamari Brown Rice Wafers Always Save 7 oz. (pareve)

Onion Garlic Brown Riqe.Wafers Finast 7.~& 13 oz.J(’pareve)

5-Spice Brown Rice Wafers Food Qlub 7 oz. (pareve)

Hearty 100% Buckwheat Sobs (N/S) Thorofare 13 oz. (pareve)

Unsalted Brown Rice Wafers Sunny Select 7roz. (pareve)

lnst~it Fled Miso Soup Econ 13 oz. (pareve)

Instant White Misc Soup Richfood 7 oz. (pareve)

TeriyakilBrown Rice Cakes. Smith’s 7 oz. ~‘pareve,)

Double S~same Brown Rice Cakes Western Family’7 & 13 oz. c’pareve,~

Sesame Garlic Brown Rice Cakes ‘Shurfine Central 7 & 13 oz: (pareve)

Misc Soybean 2 yr ~. Stop & Shop 13 oz. (pareve) .~

With (~) seal Only.

M’’ ~j~w

l~rice Saveçt7 oz. (pareve)

Meat Substitutes

KNOX MOUNTAIN FARMS

Franklin, NH

Wheat Balls (pareve) With € symbol only

LIGHTUFE FOODS, INC.

Greenfield, MA

Fakin’ Bacon (pareve)

Fakin’ Bacon Bits (pareye)

Lemon Grill (pareve)

O~ànic Soy Tempeh (‘pareve~

Quinon~ Sesame Tempeh (‘pareve,)

G~Theñ’Vegetable lernpeh (pareve,)

Corn-Jalapeno Tempeh (pareve)

Barbeque Grill (pareve)

Fone~ba)oney (pareve) -

TofG)Pups (‘pareve,)

Chia’s Chili (‘pareve,)

Classic~JSloppy (f,areve).

3!Grain & Soy Tempeh (pareve)

Smart Dog (Fat Free) ~‘pareve~

Smart Dog To Go t’pareve,l

Smart Deli RoastTurkey Style’(pareve)

Smart Deli Country Ham Style (pareve)

Smart Deli Bologna Sty e (pareve)

Breakfast Lean ‘Links (pareve) -

htalian(Lt~an (links (pareve)

(light Burger ~‘pareve~

Tamari Grill (pareve)

Wonder Dog (pareve)With €) symbol only

SAHARA NATURAL FOODS,INC.

San Leandro, CA

Casbah Falafel Mix (pareve)

Cã~bOh G~’ro Nátu~al Burger Mix areve)With symbol only -.

SOVEX NATURAL FOODS, INC. -, -.

Collegedale, TN

LOma LindaSavory Dinner LDaf 4.5’oz.

Loma(dairy)L!inda Sizzle Burger 10 oz. (dairy)’

Loma Linda Tender Rounds 19 oz.

Leanies(dairy)9.5 lbs. (dairy)Leanies 12.75 az (dairy)

Lentil Rice Loaf l6oz. (dairy)Lentil Rice Loaf 32 az (dairy)

Meatless Brown Gravy (dairy) -

Meatless CDrned Beef, 16 oz. slices

Meatless(dairy)Corned Beef, 72 oz. rolls (dairy)

Meatless Corned Beef, 8 oz. slices (dairy)

Meatless Golden Gravy (dairy)

Meatless Salami, 72 oz. roll (dairy)

Meatless Salami, 8 02. slices

MSF(dairy)Breaded Cutlets, 7.5 lbs. (dairy)

MSF Breakfast Links 8 oz. (dairy)

MSF Breakfast Links 8.5 lbs. (dairy)

MSF Meatless “Sausages” 220 g

-MSF(dairy)Meatless “Streaky Strips” 150 g (dairy)

MSF Breakfast Patties 12/8 oz. (dairy)

MSF Breakfast Strips 5.25 oz. (dairy)

MSF Breakfast Strips 6 lbs. (dairy)

MSF Garden Vegetable Patties 8/9.5 - oz. (dairy) - MSF Grillers 9 oz. (dairy)

MSF Prime Patties 8/9 oz. (dairy)

Multigrain,Cutlets 50 mg: (daily)

Mushroom Gravy Mix 20 gm, (dairy) i Natural Touch PinBer Entree 9 oz.(dairy) - -

Natural Touch Loaf Mix. 4.6g. (dairy,) -

Home & Gar~en 7 oz~ (parève) Flavorite 7 & 13 oz. (pareve),

DEAN FOODS COMPANY Shoppers VàIu 13 oz. (pareve)

Richmond, VA Alpha 48 o~. (pareve)

Greenville, SC , - Better Value 13 & 20 oz. (pareve),.

Margarine (dairy) FOOd CIOb 7 (i~reve)

WlthJ(~)D SymbOl Only. Fox Brand 48 oz. (pa~eve)’DEEP SOUTh PRODUCTS, INC. Klad’5 Choice 200g. (pareve)

Gainseville, GA - .‘ Kidd Oêbrew 7 oz. (pareve)

Sup~brand 1/4 lb. Stick Corn Ki~d 200 lb. Mallow~Wtiip ~pareve,)

Oil Mä?garine ~dãiiy,) Kidd 48 oz. (,dareve~

Superbrancj ¼ lb. Stick Soybean.’ Klöss 48 oz. & 15 lb. (pareve)

Margarine (dairy) No Name 7 oz. ~‘oareve)

SupO’rbran~l 1 lb. Soft Corn SOhnZ~ks 7 & 1~ oz. (pareve)

• Oil Margarine (dairy) s~a Breeze 48 oz. (pareve)

Superbrand 1 lb. Soft Soybean Shi~rfine East 13 oz. (pareve)

Margarine (dairy) Sunny Sciuare 13 oz. (parevO)

Superbrand 16 oz. Squeezable. ‘-. Western family bi-ling 198g. (pareve)

Margarine (dairy) With €) symbol only

• Superbrand 16 oz. Squeezable •..

KEMACH FooD PRODUCTS spread (dairy)

with D symbol Only

Brooklyn, NY

MäThhmallc3w Creme 13 OZ. (Pareye)

Super ~nd 1 lb. Spread (pareve) ~h ~Y

Superbrand 2 lb. Spread (pareve)

Superbrand 3 lb Spread ipareve,,h

Su2erbrand Light Spread

KRAFT FOODS

Glenview IL~

Marshma~low Crenie (‘pa~evé~l

supe~ia~c Light ~th

Mar anne (pareve)

€PAREVEfè~m~I only

With symb~l~gy a~onna se

i1 & J DAIRY PRODUCTS, INC.

Brooklyn, NY ‘.

CHADALEE FARMS, INC.

Lowell, Ml -

Naturally Tofu Better’Than Berger (‘pareve,l

hileally.Chili! Chili-Dry Mix(pareve). With € iymbol only

VITAASOY U~S.A. INC.

B?isbane,lCA NewMer(u Ve’gi-Dogs (pareve) - NewMenu Ve ~Burger ~areve~Wfth € sym I only -

WORThINGTON FOODS

Worthington, GF~

The followIng are D~JRY:

BplonD 8 oz. slices (dairy)

BolonD 72 oz. roll (dairy)

Burger Crumbles 1 lb.. (dairy)

Chicken St’ile Gravy Mix, 15 gm ‘(dairy,)

Chicken StyleRoll 16 oz. slices (dairy,) -

Chicken Style Roll 5 lbs: diced (‘dairy,)

Chicken Style Roll 9 oz. slices (dairy)

Chicken-Style BOIl 64 oz. roll (dairy)

• Chicken 8 02. slices (dairyj,,

Chicken Supreme 4.5 oz. (‘dairy)

Chik Stiks 8.75 Ibs: (dafr3/)

Chik Stiks 1Ooz.,,(daft~.-

Country Gravy Mix 25gm. (dairy)

-Country Stew 1.902 (dairy~;

Crispy Chik Patties 10 az. (dairy,h

Diced Chik 13~oz. (dairyi.

Dinner Roast)2’lbs. (dairy)

NaturaliTçu’ch’Niife Bean Loaf (dairy) B!5 lbs. (dairy)

Natural Touch Okara Pattie,9.oz. (dairy)’ -

Natural Touch Vege-Burgen 9 02. (dairy)~

Nt Grain & Cheese Patti 6/9 02.’ (dairy)

Ocean Platter 4.5 02.. (dairy)

.Onion Gravy Mix 20 oni (dairy)

Brirne Stakes 13 oz. (dairy),

Prime Stakes 47 oz. (dairy)

Rrosage Chub l6oz. (dairy) -

Prosage Links 8 oz. (dairy) -

“Prosage Patties 1218 oz. (dairy)

Saucettes 19 oz.,(dairy)

Sausage Crumbles 4/11 lbs. (dairy)

Savory Slices (Beef) 13 oz. (dairy)

Scramblers 30J1b. (dairy)Scramblers 12 oz. (dairy)

Scramblers 226 g sleeve (dairy,)

Sliced Chik -1 2¼ oz. (dairy)

Smoked Beef Style 72toz,, rolls (dairy) Smoked Beef Style 8 az slices~, (dairy) Smoked Turkey Style, 64 02. roll (dairy)

Smoked Turkey Style, 8 oz. slices .(dairy).

Stakelets 10 az (dairy)

J & J Wnsalted Vegetable Margarine

Heavy Duty Mayonnaise (pareve) ~‘oareve,) •‘ HeavyDuty~lus Mayonnaise~’pareve,), WlthJ~symboI.onIy ExtFa}HOavy Düty~Mayonnaise (pa_reve)

KRAFT FOODS Extra Fancy Mayonnaise (Pareve)

Glenview, IL’.

Cholesterol,Free Mayonnaise (‘pareye)

PARKAY 1!i~ht Bowls 40% Vegótàble I?~~P1I1ifl1 M~y,o~na~e (pareye)

OiI1S read “~reve - Fables Mayonnaise (pareve).

PARKA~ ½ Le~ãt53%V~etableOil COOpSugarFree Mayonnaiee ~‘pareve,) Spread Sticks (pareve,) Mayonnaise Akh (pareye)

PA~KAY 50% VegOta(llë Oil S’preád Mayo Frosty Acres (pareve) fnarevè) Maurice Dressing (pareve)

~A1~KAY Soft Diet Marparine (pareve)’ With € s~(nbo.I only -

PARKAY tli~ht-Corn 0)1 Spread(60%: DEEP SOUiIiTPRODUCrS VeoetableOil’~’par~ve~ - -.: Ja~cksonville, FL

PARI~AY SOft~Diet Margarine (Vitamin Dixie Darlin~ Mayonnaise sold only in Dl (pare~ë) ~. - Winn-Dixie Stores

PAF4IQIY 50% Vegetable Oil Spread •WIth ~~syniboI only ‘.~ ‘(par ye) ‘- EDENIFOODS, INC.

~Iith PAREVE symbolLonly ‘~ Clinton, Ml

Bankay, Margarine~Elgin Style (dairy) Mayonnaise •.

Barkay,Margarine-Western Style (dairy) Wlth’€ symbol only.

PA~1I~AY 70% Vegetable Oil Spread - KRAFT FOODS

- Sticks (dairy)’ -, Glenviéw, IL

Touch of Butt~r ~pread S(jcks’ - KRAFT ReãllMayonnaise (pareve,)

70% Vegetable Oil & Dairy Spread KRAF~ ~ht1MayonnaisO (‘páie~ie,~ (dairy) ‘. S - KRAFT Real MOy&)iOOise with

Touch ofiButter Bowl 47,% ‘~egetable Lime Juice (Oá~e~,’ej

- Oil % Dairy pread (dairy) ‘~h €PAREVE,simbol only

.‘Touch of Butter .Squeeze 64% - NASOYA FOODS LLTD.

Vegetable .‘ - Lemi~ter, MA

Wil % Dairy Spread (dairy,) - Nayonaise

Whipped PARKAY (daily,) With € ymbol only

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Food Service Breakfast Patties

9~lb.’ (dairy) - -

Foo’d Service Fripats 7.6 lb. (dairy)’ -, .5

Food Sêry~ce Garden Patties

•7lbr(dairy) -

Food Service Grillers 8.5 lb. (dairy) -

Fo&l Service Prosage Links, 85 lbs. (dairy) -

Food Service Prosa~e, 8 lb. (dairy) -

Food Service-Restaurant Garden

- Patties 10~5 lb. (dairy)

Food Seryice Stakelets 10 lb (dairy) -

Food Seryice Wham, 1 lb. (dairy) -

FniChik 12!5 oz. can (‘daily)

FriChik 42 oz. can (dair9,)

Fried Chik!n B oz4dairy,l

Fried Chik’n with Gravy, 13 oz. (dairy) - Fried Chik’n with Gravy, 48 oz. (dairy)

Garden.Grain Battle (dairy)

Gaçden Patty 9.5 02. (dair)). -

Golden Croquettes 15 oz. (dairy,)

Ground Meatless Vegetarian’ Sausage 1211 6’oz. (dairy)

Loma Linda Chik Nuggets 12 oz. (dairy) -

Loma Ltinda Griddle Steaks (‘dairy)

Loma Linda Patty Mix 5 oz~ (dairy,)

Stripples, 5 az (dairy)

Super-Links 19 oz. (dairy)

Swiss Stake 13 az. (‘dairy,)

Swiss Stake 50~oz. (dairy,)

Turkee Slices 13 oz. (dairy)

Veelets 10 oz (dairy)

,Veja-Links 19 oi (dairy)

W.F. Fillets 9 az (dairy)

Wham, l6oz. (dairy)

Wham, 72 ‘az (dairy)

IM,am,.8 02. (dairy)

WorthingtoiSFripats (dairy)

Worthington GroundkMeatless Vegetarian Burger (dairy)

-With €10 symbol only

‘The followIng are PAREV~ Brown Gravy Mix 25 gm (pareve)

Vila-Burgerchunks, 12/11 oz. (pareve)

Vita-Burger Chunks, 50 lbs. ~‘pareve,)

Vita-Burger Granules, 12/11 az (pareye)

Vita-BurgerGranules, 50 lbs. (‘pareve)

-Granburge’r, 20 lbs (pareve)

Granburger, 10 oz. (pareve)

Mushroom Gravy Mix 20gm. (pareve)

Country Gravy,)Mix 25 gm. (pareve) -

Onion Gravy Mix 20 gm. (pareve)

With €PAREVE symboltanly

The followIng are producedon

DAIRY EQUWMENr -

Bett~’r’n Eggs Frozen 18/802. I sleeves (Dairy Equipment),

Better’riEggs Frozen 12/8 02.

Almonds t’pareve.)

Saloon Nt1s ~p~reve.) symbol only

Ra~sted, l~4o Salt ~ashew1s (pareve) Cashew Walnut Supreme FLEMING COMPANIES, Cashews (pareve) liruit Nut Medley ipareve, Rai~in ~4ut Mix INC.

Brazils (pareve)

Filberts ( areve) Raisin Nut Mix ipareve, Deluxe Trail Mix

Peanuts I arevel Spanish Peanuts, Roasted & Eartlil Deli ht

Pecans ?parevej Salted (pareve) Frutti Nufti Mix

Pistachios (pareve) Blanched Cocktail Peanut Roasted t!lawaiian Aloha~ Mix

Sunflower (pareve) & Salted (pareve) W/Macadamia Nuts

Walnuts (pareve) With t~symboI only

WIth € symbol only

PARAMOUNT FARMS

HERSHEY IMPORT CO., INC. Lo~t Hill~ CA

Rahway, NJ

Oklahoma City, OK

Hyde Park Vegetable Oil

WIth ® symbol only

GREAT EASTERN SUN COMPANY

Ashville NC

Lovers Dëli~ht W/Shld, Toasted Sesame Oil

Pistac~iios

Mijou Deli~iit

Almonds-under the following labe S• Rài~bbw Delight

Spicy Toasted Sesame Oil

WIth ~ symbol only

HUNT~WESSON, INC.

Ambrosia Par~nount Farm~, Sexy Deli~ht Fullè(ton, CA

Cashew Fancy Pieces ..• Golden Orchards Super Tropical Snack Wésson Vegetable Oil

Corn Snax •, Cal Cure With ~ synibol only

country Nut Mix Sunkist - Carobl’reat (dairy,)

Olympic

Pistachios-under the following label~., Yogurt Treat ~‘àaiiy,)

Wesson Sunflower Oil

We~son Corn Oil

Wesson Buttery Flavor Oil

Monukka-Nut Mix. Cal Pyre Carob Almonds avy~ Wesson Shortening

Nutty Mix - west Hills .‘ Carob Chips.(’dairy) Wesson Canola Gil

Sesame Carty Mix Paramount Farms..

Sësame R ‘S - 9olden Orchards

Sesame Treats - ~unkist

Soybé’ans, l~t S With (~) symbol only

Carob ~d’có~ut Clusters (daiiy,) Wesson Oliv~ Oil

Carob M~It Balls (dail)~’) Orville Redenbacher’s Buttery

Carob Cê’anuts (dai4’) Flavor’Popping Oil

Carob Ceanut Clu ters (davy) Wesson No StickiCooking Spray

Sunflower, Hulled - ‘. RALPHS GROCERY Carob Rãi~ins (dairy) ‘,‘ Wesson Best Blend

Sunflower. R S ~. COMPANY

WIth € symbol only’ Los Angeles, GA,

IGA INC

Cashews ~paee,)

Carob Raisin Clusters (davy) ,i, Wésson Stir Fry Oil

Sugar Cree Carob P~nuts l’dairy,t Wesson Pump Cooking.Spray

Sugai Free Carob Raisins (davy) WIth sjmbol only

CI’ixago IL .~ - t~~y ~oastediMixed1Nuts (pareve) I Sugar Free Carob Almonds (dairy,) •IGA INC.

Almond~ (pareve) • Mixed Nuts (pareve)

Yogurt Almonds ~‘dairy,) C’hiàago, IL

Brazils (pareve) - Peanuts-Dry Roasted (parev2) Yogurt Ca’shews (dairy) IGA Venetable Oil

Cashews (pareve) P~anuts Unsalted Dry Hoasted Yogurt Coconuti,çlusters (dairy) WIth g symbol only

Filberts (pareve) (pareve) ‘Yogurt Maft Balls (daiiy) LORIVA SURREME FOODS INC.

Peanuts fifareve)

P.eanuts-Roastect, Salted (pareve) Yogurt Macadamia Nuts (dairy) Hau a a NY

P~ecarcs ?,5arevej PäityJPeanuts (pareve) Yogurt Pa~itsf~’äairy)’ - ~an~ ~il’(pareve) -

Pistacliios ~‘pareve~ Spanish Peanuts (~areve,) Yogurt Peanut Clusters (dairy,l Olive Oil ~‘pareve~

SunflOwer ~pareve, - WIth Isymbo any ‘(ogurt l~ecans (~ry~ C~noli~e Oil (pareve)

Walnuts (paTeve)

TO~ee Peanuts ~‘) ‘F Yogurt. Raisins (dairy)

WIth € syñibol only .: Ses~meiNut Mix fd~!T)

JINIL AU CHOCOLAT “WIth K 0 sym ony

Cedàrhurst NY SCOTT’S Ol~ WISCONSIN -

Sunflower Oil (pareve),,’

Yogurt Raisin1Clusters (dairy) - ‘. Sãfflower~Oil ~‘pareve,).

Yogurt V nuts (dairy)

Chocolate’Almonds (dairy)

Walnut.Oil (oareve).

Peanut Oil (pareve)

Nuts (Cashews, Pistachios, Sun Prairie, WI ‘,‘ - .‘ ,,Chocolate B~d~e.MixJda/~)

WIth symbol only

Almànds)

Almonbacks in box/tin/tub (dairy)

KATHERINE BEECHER Car!11~! Cla,ssics in box/tin/tub

Manôh~ter’p,~ - (dairy.) •.

Chocolate Cashews ( airy)

Extra Virgin Sesame Oil ~pareve,)

Toasted sesame Oil ~‘pareve,l

Cf~ocolate Macadamia Nuts (davy) 5 Pepper Hot’ Pqpper. Oil (pareve,)

Chocolate Mali~alis 1dairy, Garlic Flavored ~il ~vareve,~

Casfi’e~i Criinch.1’dairy,) - Madami4 backs in box/tin/tub’ Ch,ocolate ~any!s~% WIth €) synib~oI oniy

Butter Toasted ~s (dairy)

Nu~asures in boxltin/tub ~ P~a~~Pat~dairy,J MITOKU COMPANY

Honey Coated Cashews Whole Pecanbacks in box/tin/tub

C h (dairy)

Ho(~?aYfty)oate as~ ew- eces

Butter Pecan Delights in box/tin ,‘

Ch&olUte Walnuts (dairy.) ~ ~same Oil

Chocolate Cashew ~atties (dairy) 5 ‘‘‘~ same Oil

Sug’ar Free Chocolate Re sins - ~~id~Zutt~emic Sesame Oil

putter to~ste,d ~~monds (dairy)’ Ali~on~Ba~k in box (dairy)’ ~ Virgin Sesame Oil

I~1one~ Toasted~Pear~7~airy,l Alm’ond Crisp Barl~ in box/bar

SIlOP~RITE~UPER’i~ARKE~S’ - Wih~symboI only

~eanut Brittle ~ Cluster ‘da/r HJney~oast Peanut Bark in box1 ~ ~Yainut~ “

Olives -

wi+h hocoate~ean i y - (dairy) - -, , Shop-Rite Macadamias, BENEDICT PACKING COMPANY

K E N’S ARA s Almond Bar (dairy,) Shop-Rite Almonds - Canstadt,’NJ

oroo yn, -

Nutty Pleasure Bar (daiy), - Shop-Rife Brazils

Castanet‘Spanish Olives

5COff~~ Crunch Bar t’dairy,l Sho~-Rite Filb’èrts C&stanét Spanish SéladlOlives

Nuts 1)01 I - - W!!h €)D, symbol only , ShopRitè HOt N Spicy ~e,anuts With € symbol only

Womelsdpr( PA - -‘ -, -l Plãinview, NY ,‘ -, Shop-Rite ~ar~s—~aw and Roasted Stuffed diives

~1.1•~X1 ~1 ATES SETTON INTERNATIONAL FOODS, Shop-Rite Peanuts—Roasted, Salted WAKEFEflN/SHOP~RiTE INC. -. - and Unsalted Elizabeth NJ

Nut Clusters (dairy)‘ Almon’ds Shelled ,,f’ “. - .- Shop-Rite Cashews—Roasted, Salted’ With € symbol only.

ecan airy~ Aliii’Onds Blanched Silvered - and Unsalted

Cashew (dairy) Almonds Blanched Sliced Shop-Rite Pistachios—Natural or Red ‘.Avefl - ca -

Peanut (dairy) , - Almbn’ds 8lanch’~d Whole St~o~-Rite 5ü’r~flower—KëiO~ls AMWAY CORPORATION

Chocolate Covered Nuts Almonds’R~td/5alted ‘Rstd/Uns and Seed’s “- Ada, Ml

Nut[~hews - Nut~ Raw Mid~et or Tiny Sh’op-Rite Honey Roasted—Cashews Aerosol Oven Cleaner, With K D symbol only

Cashews Natural -‘ and Ceanuts

With € symbol only

MISTER SNACKS ~‘ - ‘C~ih’~e~,s R~td/Salted, Rstd/Uns Shop’Rit~’Mixed Nuts-May contain ‘DP~CKETT PRQFESSIONAL

Dlv Sunblrd Snacks Chic Peas Dry/Rstd/Salted ,..~.. peanuts ,pecans cashews brazils INC Buffalo, NY

Rstd/Uns ‘. filberts, almonds or macadamias Cincinnati, OH

Yogurt~Peanuts (dairy) -‘‘ Filt~’rts Shelled Oregon Jumbo With € symbol only - Mr. Muscle Aerosol Oven Cleaner

Carob Peanuts (dairy) Filberts Shelled Turkish THE VONS COMPANIES I Liquid Mr Muscle

Peanut Colada (dairy)

N~da gets (dairy)

Carob !raillMi,x (dairy)

,~. ‘. .-, Filberts R’std/Salted, Sstd/Uns INC.

Macadamis Nuts Natural, Los Ari’geles, CA

Macadamia Nuts R~td/Salted,

With € symbol only

Dry RoaCted Peanuts (pareve), aper a

Chocolate Peanuts (oairy) R~td/Uns .‘ Cashews (pareve) THE CHINET COMPANY

Chocolate Trail Mix /dai,j~)

Chocolate Fruit Nut Royale ‘ .~ Cecans Shelled

Mixed Nuts Rstd/Salted,~Rstd/ujns Mixed Nuts/with Peanuts ~‘pareve,) Watervill~ f~E

‘ Spanish Peanuts ~‘pareve,) “ ‘ ‘Molded~Fiber Bowls (dary,)

Cignolias

“ Uns~Ited Dry Roast’ed Peanuts’ Molded Fiber Dishes

Yogurt Walnut Dre&m (dairy) ;. Pistacljios l~std/5alted, Natural Molded Fiber Plates

Ch&dda/ Eh’eese Nut Crunch (dairy,) or Red Calif. - D~iuxe Mix’ed Nuts ~‘pareve,) Molded Fiber Trays

Butter Toffee Peanuts (dairy) Pi~tachios Rstd/Salted, Natural Roa~ted & Slated Peanuts (pareve) - WIth €P symbol only

Cocktail Mix ~‘dãii’y)

or ROd’lmported ‘~ -

Hones’ Roa~ted Pear~ts ~‘pareve,) SWEETHEART CUP COMPANY, Sesame Bar Mix (dairy)

Pistachios,Cãlif, & Imported With (~) symbol only - INC.

S~ecial Supreme (dairy). R~td/Uns ‘‘~‘

ButterETjffee Peanuts (dairy) - -‘ Mills, MD

Sour Cre~n Onion Sesame -‘ Pistacbios California’ With €D symbol only Caper Plates Sticks (dairy) ‘

0at~Bran Sesame Sticks (dairy)

With €D symbol Only

PistaOhi6s Shelled Imported - Paper Cups-Hot & Cold Drink

Pumpkin Seeds Raw~ Oil &. Shortenlngs Paper Bowls “ -.

Curiipkin Seeds Rstd/Salted, Rstd/Uris ARROWHEAD MILLS, INC. Paper Platters

Roasted Salted Cashews (p~reve) Pepitas Rai~i.

Here’fdrd, ‘lx With € symbol only

.~~lmonds Raw ~(pareve) Pepitas Rstd/Salted Rstd/Uns Flax Seed Oil ~ D u h

Honey Roast Peanut (pareve) S~uash,Seeds R!w WIth ~ symbol only ‘~

Fancy Nut mix (pareve) Squash.Seeds Rstd/Safted, ~tsSd/Uns D NIF’~”DS INC

Nuttc~M’s~ (pareve)

Dry ~toastediCeanuts (pareve)

Sunflower Siô’d~ Na~Oi~al Shelled’ CllOton Ml -

PIDY

leper, Belgium

Sunflower Seeds Shelled -‘ ~‘live ~il Extra Vir in S anish Puff Pastry (pareve)

Sunflower Seeds Colossal Raw - Toasted Sesame Oil

Redskin Peanuts Roasted Rstd/Saltéd Rstd/Uns Safflower Oil Pas~Yisroel ~‘ - Salted (pareve). ‘~.

With €)PAREVE stamp on outsIde

Natural Pistachios (pareve) ‘., Sunflower Seeds Colossal’ ‘~ P’s er Sesar/te Oil box end Ic PAREVE seal on Siiiiflowe? S’seds, R6~t’ed ‘. Rsfd/Salted, Rstd/U~. - - ~, ‘i” t~”s bol oni - ‘.‘ Indlvldua abel, ‘Salted (pareve) ~‘ Walnuts Shelled, - Peanut Butter ‘as ews, aw pa a ura ixes as 0 fS b d MA “

HEAD MlI!LS ‘INC Red Pistachios ~‘pareve~ ‘‘Al/ñond Supreme, ‘. am n ge, Hereford lx

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Swiss Miss Chocolate Fudge Pudding

Swiss(dairy)MISS Chocolate Pudding (dairy) -‘

Swiss Miss Chocolate Vanilla

Swirls (dairy)

Swiss Mis~jChocoIate Vanilla

Variety (dairy)

Swiss Miss FatiFree Chocolate

Fudge Pudding (dairy)

Swiss Miss Eat Free Chocolate

I~udding (dairy,)

Swis~1Miss Frat Free Tapioca Pudding (dairy,)

Swiss Miss EatiFree Vanilla

Pudding (dairy,)

Swiss Miss Fat i~ree Vanilla!

Chocolate Parfai))~udding (dairy)

SwisMi~MilI~ChocoIate

Variety (daily).

Swiss Miss Tapioca P,,~idding (daily)

Swiss Miss Vajillla Py~ing~(dairy)

Swiss Miss Vanilla Sundae

• Pudding (daily)

Swisá’(Miss Vanilla/Chocolate

WithPanfait)’t’dairy)€D~ñ1boI only

Punch Mix

ThE PARK CORPORATION

Barrington, IL

Amigo

Basico

Gigante

Grande

LosPinos -

Mr. ParkSpecial

• SeIectos~ -

Bñi VitarrozCo-op

Guava FlavoredlDrink Mix

WlthT€ symbol only’

Relishes RICHARDSON FOODS CORP.

Roch’g~ter, NY

Nái~e’sCom Relish (~l5 oz. 13 Oz.’

Nance’s915oz.)Red Pepper Relish (13 oz. - With9~5oz.) € symbol only

SILVER SPRING GARDENS

‘Eau Clllfril, WI

Garlic1in Oil

‘Glatt Kosher: ‘Pas Yisroel’

PROVIIPROVI ITALIIAN’ICUISINEKOSHER

New Yö~k, NY

“Cholov Yisroel’

‘Pas Yisroel”

SHALOM CHAI PIZZA

New Y67k, NY

‘Cholov Yisroel”

Pas Visroel”

SHALOM KOSHER PIZZA SHOE

New York, NY

‘Cholov Yisroei”’

‘Pas Yisroel’

ZACHARY’S.GOURMET LTD.

ero~’idence, li?l

“GlattiKosher”

“Pas Yisroer’.

ZIGI~S GRILL

Miami Beaãh, FL

Glatt Kosher’

Rice

ARROWHEAD MILLS, INC.

l~lereford, .7X~

Quick~Cookin9 Brown Rice.

White Basmati Rice WIth (~) symbol only

FRESH FiELDS; INC.

RöbI~iIle,’ MD

White Bãsmati Rice

Brown Basmati Rce

Brown Rice, Long Grain, Organic WIth (~) symbol only

SAHARA NATURAL FOODS, INC.

SanLeandro, CA

Casbah Bulgar Pilaf Mix t’pareve,l

Casbah Lentil Pilaf Mix ~‘pareve)

Casbah Nutted PilafiMix l’pareve)

Casbah Rice Pilaf Mix ~‘pareve,)

‘Casbah Spanish P,ilafiMix.~’pareve,)

Casbah Basmati Aromatic Rice

(pareve With K symbol only

Rice Crackers

EDEN FOODS

Clinton, Ml

Non Maki Crackers ~‘pareve,l

Arare Rice

MITOKU COMPANY

MId French fpw&vej

Sweet Red French ~‘pareve,)

Eat Free French t’pareve~ Creamy Italian tpareve~ Separating Italian ~‘pareye)

Golden Italian ~parev,~)

• Coleslaw Dressing ~pareve~

• Coleslaw w/Celery Seed Dressing

~pareve~ DeuxCoteslaw Dressing t’pareve~l

Whipped Dressing ~pareve~

Heavy Duty Dressing t’pareve,l

Reduced Calorie Na Cholesterol

Dressing t’pareve~

Delux ReducedDressingl’pareve~ Calorie French t’pareve,i

Reduced CalorIe 1 000 Island‘(‘pareve)

Celery Seed Sweet n Sour (pareve)

Creamy Garlic ~parevë,?.

Royal Russi~n ~pareve~ Honey Mustard Dip & Dressing

Sophia’s~pareve,lDressing coareve,~ Three Be’n Salad Dressing ~pareve~ Reduced Calorie Salad Dressing l’pareve.)

• ReducedCalorieMayonnaisé(pàreve)

Commodity Dressing~(oareve)

AIdi Dressing ~‘pareve~

Frosty P~cres Dres~in~1l’pareve)

• Fat Free Italian Dressing

‘FatJpareve) Free Poppyseed dressing

i ~pareve~l .‘

Fat Free Celeryseed Dressing

‘Fat~pareve~ Free Rivieré Dressing

C~earny~pareve~Russian Dressing t’pareve,l Swèet~N-Sour.No Celeryseed Dressing

Sweet-N’Sour(pareve)(Shoney’s) Dressing

Van(pareve,) Raalte Special Dressing (‘pareve,~ Poppyseéd Dressing (Demo Fruits)

1000(pa~ve~Island Frosty Acres

Dressing ~‘pareYe~

1000 Island GarIi~0nion

Dre~sin’g ~‘pareve~

1000 Island Holly Dreésing ~‘pareve,~ ~‘ / Celeryseed Diessing (pareve)

ThE ESTEE CORPORATION

Ra~ippany, NJ

.Creamy Garlic Salad Dressing (dairy,)

Creamy Itahan Salad DressinH (dairy)

Thousand Island Salad Dressing

(‘dailyL With (~)D symbol only

Creamy French Salad Dressing (pareve,I

Zesty Italian Salad Dressing (pareve)

With €PAREVE symbol only

KRAFT FOODS

Glènview, IL

MIRACIIE WHIP Salad Dressing (pareye,)

MIRACLtE WHIP Light Dressing

MIRACLtE(pareYe)WHIP Tuna Salad

Dressing ~‘pareve,)

MIRACLE WHIP Potato Salad

Dressing ~parev2~’

MIRACL!E WHIP Cole Slaw Dressing (pareve)

WIth K PAREVE symbol only

MIRA EWHIP LIGHT Dressing (dairy~

MIRACLE WHIP FREE Fat Free Dressing (daiiy)

KR~FT (lIGHT Light Mayonnaise

Dressing (dairy~

KRAFT FREE Fat Free Mayonnaise

Dreising (dairy,)

Kraft Ranch Dressing M x (dairy,)

WIth €D symbol only

MITOKU COMPANY

Tokyo, Japan

Three Taste Dr,~ssing (Sanbai Su)

With € symbol only

NASOYA FOODS L~rD.

Leominister, MA

Vegl-Drçaèlngs

Sesame Garlic

Creamy Dill

Garden Herb

Russian Delight

Sicilian Garlic

VegI~DIps

French (~nIon

Garlic Herb

With € symbol only

SILVER SPRING GARDENS, INC.

Eau Claire, WI

Salad N Seafood Dressing

Beer-N-Brat Morseradish Mustard

Garlin]in Water -

Cole Slaw~ (Schelde’s) Dressing

MillediMix

WIth € symbol only, Restaurants

DAGAN PIZZA,’

B~l~iyn, NY ‘Cholov “PasYisroel”.Yisroer

• CAFE MASADA. ,• ‘,Nê’wY&k,NY’

‘Glatt Kosher”

•‘Vas Yisroel’ .‘

CAFE YARDEN

New YÔHç NY,. - ‘Glatt(Kosher” - ‘Pas Yisroel’

CLASSICO CAFE New York, NY, “

Cholov Yisroèr -

FU~PPEN CHICKEN, INC.

MiarniBeach, FL ‘GlattiKoSher’‘Pas Ylsroel’ GREAT HEALTh BAR.

New York, NY’

‘Cholov Yisroel’ ., ‘Pas Yisroel’.

JERUSALEM PIZZA SHOP

Cfiicago,,IL ~ChoIoqYis,oeI’ -

KNISH KING CATERING

Bl~kIjn, NY.

•‘ ‘Cholov Yisroel’ I

• “Ijall’Yisroel’ ‘, KOSHER CASTLE“ Bñ5ökI~,NY., ‘Cnolaqyi~~r

‘Pas Yisroel”

KOSHER PIZZA PAZZA New YöDc, NY

- ‘Pee Yisroel”

• ‘Cholov Visroel’LA MARAIS RESTAURANT New Yolk, NY

~Glatt~Kosher~’

‘Pas Visroel’

• MI TSU YUN RESTAURANT - ,cly~1odL ‘S. - .PINA11JRESTAURANT ‘!t’~th Miã7ñi 8êll~h, FL

~K~refl F0’OD GUIDE

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Tr~itionallBrown,Rice Crackers

Organic Brown flice Crackers

Harvest Moon Crackers

Samurai Snacks Sweät~Brown Rice

‘Crackers

Buckwheat,Rice Cakes

Millet Pice Cakes

‘Barley Rice Cakes :‘

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U.S. MILLS, lNC~

Nieaham, MA.

Erewhon l~oishitCrackers

Erewhon Non Maki Crackers

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SaladS.

‘fuv TAAM CORPORATION

B,~oklyn, NY’

Eggplant Liver

Eggplant Salad

Spanish Eggplant

Tqrnato Dip

INot Pepper Mix

Tomato Chant

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Grilled ColeslawEggplant

Potato Salad

Cucumber Salad

Egg Salad

Babaganush

Turkish Salad

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SAHARA NATURAL FOODS,. INC.

San Leandro, CA

Casbah Tabouli Salad Mix ,(paréve,) With €) symbol only

Salad Dressings.

CHADALEEJFARMS, INC.

Lo~vell, Ml

Imperial 1000 Island (pareve)

Gourmet 1000 Island (pareile)

Epicurean.1000 Island ~‘pareve,l French Riviera ~‘pareve,)

Gorrnet’Red French (,dareve,I

Frontier French (pareve)

Ranch French (pareve)

Cole~‘pareve~ Slaw (Shoney~s) Dressing

Cole(pareve,) Sww Dressing(Yetow/Celery). (parevef

Cole Slaw - Chawder Dressing

Cole~pareve,~ Slew Frosty Acres’ Dressing (pareve,) ColeDressingSlaw/Celery/Horseradish ~pareve1

Creamy Italian Garlic Dressing’ (pareve~. -

Delux Separating French Dressing f’pareve~l - ‘Erench,~ressing Brucken’s ~pareve~ Holly French Dressing l’pareve,l

111oI1y Ristorante Dressing (pareve,)

•Homest~ie Cole Slaw Dressing’.

Instént(pareve,)Whip Cieamy.Itâlian D~ssing ~‘parevd,)

Macaroni SaIä~ Dressing f’parevel

• Nino’s.Cole Slaw Dressing (‘pareve,) .,•

• ‘Poppyseed Dressing (Shelf Stable) ~‘pareve~

Premium Slaw Dressing ~pareve~

‘Riviera Dressing ~‘pareve~Slaw Dressing.t’pareve,,I

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Sour Dressing w/Chives (dairy)

Reduced Calorie Buttermilk (dairy)

Gourmet Buttermi!k (dai,y)

Deli-Style Poppyseed (dairy~.

Spinach Dip (dairy)

Creamy Gardê’n ‘Medley Dressing

Delux(daily)1000 Island or 1000 Island (WIS) (dairy)

Ranch HprnestyleHousejDressing Buttermilk Dressing (dairy)

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Cream Horseradish Dressing (dairy) ~‘ ‘S..

Sour DresCing,(dai,y)

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DEEP JacksonSOUTh[PRODUCTS

Wile, EL

Dixie Darling Salad Dressing— sold Only in Winn-Dixie stores

With l~ symbol only

With € symbol’only

Sandwich Spread

KRAFT FOODS

Glenview, IL

seeduced Fat Sandwich Spread (pareve)

Sandwich Spread (pareve)

With €PA,~EVE symbol only

MIKDASH FOODS; INC.

Bãstdn, MA

Spicy Mid~East Hommus ~‘pareve,)

Sesame Tahini Hommus ~‘pareve,)

Gteat Garliô Itlommus (pareve)

Ital an Garden Hommus (pareve)

With € symbol only

SAHARA NATURAL FOODS,

INc:

San,Leandro, ~A

Hummus Mix (pareve)

WIth € symbol only

Sauces

CHADLEE FARMS

Lowell, Ml

Classic Tartar Sauce (pareve)

Ex Fancy Tartar Sauce, (pareve)

• Epicurean Tartar Saucej(’pareve,l

Premium Hickor~BBQ Sauce (pareve)

Target BBO Sauce. ~‘pareve,)

Thick-N-Tangy BBO Sauce (‘pareye)

Wrangler.Original BBQ Sauce (pareve)

H~rseradillh Sauce (i5’areve)

Salsa (pareye)

BBQ Sauce Hickory Farm of Ohio (‘pareve,)

BBQ Sauce (Joey’s)~ (‘parev~

Horseradish Sauce:Hicko,y Farm of Ohio (‘pareve~‘BBQSauce (Nino’s) ~‘pareve.)

Texas Style BBQ Sauce (pareve,I

Premium,Classic Tartar Sauce

• Southern(pareye)Tangy BBQ Sauce, Mild

So’âthern(pareve,) Tangy BBQ Sauce, (lot (pareve,)

Extra Thick Target BBQ Sauce (pareve,)

Branding Iron Spicy BBQ Sauce (pareve,)

El Paso Texas BBQ

•WIth~iyn1bolonlyPuffs,t’pareve~

SOY POWER COMPANY

Se ta Monica CA

Soy Milk

With (~) symbol only

Spaghetti & Pasta

EDEN FOODS, INC.

Clinton, MI -

Organic Pasta—Packaged

~asta, Ribbon

l~asta, Extra Fine

Ribbons, Parsley Garlic, Ribbons, Provencal Ribbons, Spinaãh.

Shells, Spaghetti,Vegetable

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Spirals, Vegetable

Spirals, Vegetable WiN

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Pesto Ribbdns~

l~aella ribbons

lamut Spirals

Kamut Spaghetti

Parsley Garlic Spaghetti

Spaghetti, Sifted Wheat

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Mugwort Soba

Lotus Root Soba

Soba, 100% Buckwheat

Soba, 40% Buckwheat

Udon

Wild Yam Soba ‘, Kudzukiri Pasta•

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HERB’S HOMESTYIjE PASTA

Deti’öit, ,Mi

Mixed Vegetable Rotihi

Egg~Noodles

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Spinach Fettucine’ ‘, Mixed Vegetable Ribbons

l~arsley Garlic Fettucine

Bell Pepper Basil Fettucine

Mixed Vegetat5le Shells

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SAHARA NATURAL FOODS, INC.

San Leandth, GA

Casb~h Couscous ~ilaf Mix ~pareve,)

CasGãh Couscous Moroccan 1~asta

Casbah(pareve)Whole Wheat Couscous Moroccan Pasta (pareve)

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U.S. MILLS, INC.

Newton (tipper Falls, MA

Japanese Pasta

S9ba 40% Buckwheat Spaghetti

• Soba 80% Buckwheat Spaghetti

• l!Jdon Whole W~eat Spaghetti

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Spices.~

ASTOR PRODUCTS’

Jacksonville, FL.

‘Astor S~ices

Sold in Winn-DixiWstores only

AUTIN’S CAJUN COOKERY.

Houma, LA ‘-

Lite Seasoning •.

Seafood BlackenedSeasoning Seafood Seasoning

Cajun Seasoning

Poultry Seasonng “

R5~k &‘ Veal Seasonng

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ESTEE CORPORA11ON

Parsip,bany, NJ

Salt!lt

Seasoned Salt-It

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*JR S~ICE~COMPAN~Y

• Ijiolbrook, NY’-

Hannas Gourmet Spices

Mother Nature’s B~st

All With,~pices,symbol only

SCHOENFELD & SONS!.

ATI~AN11C PROCESSING MILLS

,4venel NJ

With (~) symbol Only

SEMINOLE FOODS, INC.

BëIlview, FL.

Natural Chopped G~rliô ~‘

With (~) symbol only,

WORLD SPICE~CO.’

?oselle NJ

With (~5 symbol only

Strudel Leaves’~’

AThENS & PASTAIES

18~ KOSHER F000’uUIDE

FROZEN FOODS INC.

Sprin~field Chocolate Syrup 24 oz. Kukicha

Brook Park, OH “‘. Stop & Shop Choco~te Syrup 24 oz

Strudel Leaves

With €t symbol only

DO CO INC.

Union City, NJ

Baker’s Strudel Dou~h

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•‘

O~anic Kulcicha

Stum, Strawbe~rry ~ywp 22~z. 0~ganic Genmai Kukicha

Sturm Chocolate Syrtip 2~t àz ‘ O~ganic ljlöji~ha

Thrifty Chocolate Syrup 24 oz. Genmai Chia

Village Fa’rn, Chocolate Syrup 24 oz Sencha

Wegman Chocolate Syrup :24 oz Organic Sencha

White Rose Strawberry flavored Organic Oölong Tea

MAZOR’SIFRENCH DOUGH CO Mix 16 oz •, Organic Red Tea

Brook! n, NY

With symbol only

With €)DE symbol only,, Lotus Root Tea

*LAS PALMAS TROPICAL Will! €) symbol only

• ICES CORP. PARK CORPORATiON

ACME MARKETS

Brooklyn, -NY Barrington IL

Apple Syrup (,bare~e,l A~D Gene~ic

Sugar “ •‘ Apricot~Syrup ~‘pareve,) Bi~ViIue

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,,*COLONIAL SUGARS, INC.’

Blä~k Cherry Sy~ (ãare’ve,t’’,- “Club Royal’, Gramercy, LA - Blueberry~Syrupl’l’pareve)”’. CODE Wellington Sugar - Coconut Syrup (‘par,gve,l •,~. - CODE Yorkshire

With € symbol only

DOMINO SUGAR CORPORATION

‘G~p~Syrup ~‘paFeve~ Em~’assy

Grapefruit Syrup (pareve) Flavorite -

Baltimore, MD - Guava ~yrup ~‘pareve,) Food Club

Brooklyn, NY

‘,New Orleans (Chalmette), LA -

Crystal Domino Tiblets

l~1ostess Tá(tlets ~.

Domiño G~nulãted Sugars

Brownulated -

Kiwi Syrup (pareve) Gordon’s Signature

Lemonht!ime Syrup (pareve) Heritage - -

Mandarin Orange Syrup ~‘pareve,) Jewel

Mango Syrup t’pareve,l JFS Generic

Orange syrup (pareve,~,’ Mega -

Papaya S3rup f’pareve, •‘~, NIFDA Chel Pac

Confectioner~’5ugar, .,• •‘ - ~rmo~ ~ruitjSyrup ~‘pareve~’ NIFDA Goàjden Brew

Light & Dark Brown Sugars

Peach Syrup fpareve,) NIFDA Gourmet Brew

Kosher for Pissover with Pina Colada Syrup (pareve) Nugget Gol’d Rush

Pã~iover anal ONLY

P pi~j~yrup (pareve) Park

HYTOP .‘ •‘ Rainbow Syrup (pareve) Park Regency

Sugar -

Ra~berry Syrup (pareve) Preferred Products’With €) symbol only

Strawberry Syrup (pareve) Roundy’s -

IMPERIAL HOLLY CORPORATION Tarna yrup~pa4ve~ ‘9areve~

lm ~ial S~i ar ,Vanilla Syrup (pareve) ,

Wh’h € sy~ibol only

REFINED SUGARS INC

Y6nkers NY’ “

Grarculaied Su’ ar

LiriuialSuTh?

Cànf~tiöners Su ar -

Value Time

WatermelöñfSyrup (pareve) ‘With (~) symbol only

WIthi(~)~boI only

PAç~S~ANDY CO., Needham, MA

Brooklyn, NY

Chocolate Syrup

WIth~~rsynil only

U.S. M11!LS, INC.

Japanese.Tea -

Erewhon Mu #9 Tea

Erewhon Mu’~16~Tea

Li~tit Brown ‘and ~)ark Bro~n Sugar ThREE VEE CORPORATION - ‘With (~) symbol only -

With € symbél only1 ‘-Brooklyn, NY. ,‘ Tehina,

Sweeteners

fl~CO aCia ~ruit Syrup. , ARROW lEAD MILLS, INC.

14 CHOY PRODUcTS ~OMPANY - Papaya EiuihS~Fup ‘~ Hereford, ‘7X .‘

A’rchbold, 0$!

- BeadIMölasses

With €> symbol only

MITOKU COMPANY

Tokyo, Japan -

Malt Syrup,Sweetsners

‘Traditional BrowiilRiôe

NaturalLR,ce Malt

~oMU~ Malt

‘Brown RicWMält

Passion Fruit~S~Fü~ ‘‘~- Sesame.Tahani

Strawberry F~it Syrup

BCñkna Fruit~S~irup~.

With € symbol only

U.S. MILLS, !NC.’

Apple Fruit,S~up ‘•. - Newton Upper Falls, MA

Orange Fruit Syrup

B~ck Cher!y ~ruit Syrup

Raspberry ~ru~ Syrup

Lemonade Fruit Syrup

-Fruit Punch Fruit byrup

Erewhon ~ame Tahini

With €) symbol only

Tofu

EbEN FOODS

Clinton MI

Grape Fruit Syrqp b~ied Tofu

With ~‘sym~ai only ~ •:- ‘With € sym~l only

S’run

- Guava Fruit ~ ValIey~Cottage, NY

Mãi Tel Fftiit~Sç’ru~ , ~‘, -‘.~‘

DEEP SOUTh PRODUCTS, INC. Blu’aberry Fruit S~rup’

PancI~ ~Vâffl~ Syrup ,‘

GLOBAL PROTEINiF000S

Tofu Products -

Silken’

EDEN FOODS. ‘ Or elt Fruit Si~i Thick FriedClinton, MI - Kiwi’Fru~t s ru’ ~‘ ‘ Thiëk Frie~J with Vegetables

Barley Malt S rup ~‘pareve,l Dead; Fruit~,Syrup

With € sy~i_i only Sour Mix Fruit 5’ ru ‘ - Okara

Patties with Vegetables

ESTEE CORPOAAiION Ap’ricot ~ruit Syrup ,‘ - Yuba~

- earsippany, NJ - Cappiiccino SyiOp •‘- - With symbol only

ArtificiallElavoreci Blueberry ‘~hióâ6late Coconut Syrup MITOKU COMPANY

Breakfast Syrup ~p~reve,~ - Diët’làé Tea Syrup - -‘ TOk,YO, Japan

‘rtificial Fj~vored Maple •‘ Ronéy Water ..,‘‘ Traditional Snow.Dried Tofu

Breakfast Syru_p (pareve) -, ‘Ice Tea Syrup With €‘symbohönly - With €PAR~VE symbol only Macadamia Nut Syrup NASOYA FOODS LTD.

GENERAL FOODS - - ‘Pë~’óh Ice T~YS~7rUD •‘- ,:- Leomin,ster, MA5

• Dover, DE - - ‘: Rasp berry Ice T,ea~yrup •~‘ ~•‘ - Siken T~ü -

Lo,g Cabin Lite Syrup ~pareve~ - ‘Strawberry~Banana Sy~jp ,i Extra Firm Tofu

Vanilla Syrup •‘ ‘Soft Tofu -

Lro~ Cabin Country Kitchen Syrup •‘ J~rnarinq!Fruit Syrup Firm Tpfu(pareve) ,‘

• Lo9,,Cabin Country Kitchen Itite Syrup With ~1eymbol only’ : French Co’untry Tofu ~pareye,) - - Chinese 5-Spice Tofu

Log Cabin Country Kitchen Butter’ a’çp ,_ç~ s

VItsso~’Tofu

Flavored Syrup f’pare’ië,) - NABIS~O F~OODS COMPANY - Firm, E’xtra Firm, Regular, Log Cabin Paiiãáke”& Waffle ,‘Stoughton, ~vi ‘Soft, Silken Syrqp-Maple Flã~ored’(j5areve) ‘Ortega Tostada Shells With € syn~boi only With (~) symbol only ‘Ortega Tã~Shells - SOY POWER, INC.

GILSTER MARY LEE CORP. W € symbol only. iSanta Monica, CA Chester, IL ~“ ‘.‘ -Tea ‘- SilI~en Tofu

Almacs Chocolate Syrup~24 oz- EDEN FOODS INC Chinese TofC, Bonnie Hubbard 24~oz, ~, ‘, Cliflton Ml S.’’ ‘- With € symbol only

- Cetrella Chocolate’lSyrup 24 oz, -, Jap~m,~ Teis-Packa •‘‘ STOW MILLS

• Crystal qhocoiate Syrup1~,4 oz, - Lot0~)Root Tëã’ r -‘ -‘ “.. ,-,‘Ch~ãtefti~IE1, NH

Don~nicksChoywoz Ku~cha ~e~IBeverage/Gin~eng) N~ngla~Or~anic

Giant Chocolate Syrup 16 & 24 oz, Kukioh”a~’rga With € syi~bol öñl~ Heritage House Chocolat~fSyrup BanchETaaL(Green Tea) Toothpaste

Lady LeeChocolate Syrup 240z, ~r~anic BanchatGreen”Tea - AMWAY CORPORATION

LuEerne Choc’ölate S~rup 24 oz, ganic ojicha Green teA Ada, MI’, Sentry Chocolate Syrup 24~bz, Or9ani~ ~t~1~jc a reen ea Glister Anti-Plaque Flouride Shaws,Strawbêrry Syrup 24 Wl~h ~ u ic a reen ~ Toothpaste

Shop-Rita ChocolatèlSyrup,24 oz’.. ftjj~ sym on y - -, •., With (~fsymbol only Sorinqfield Stiawberry Dririk 16 oz, Tök~io, ~a~’~”’

Toppings

KIDD AND COMPANY, INC.

Ligonier, IN

Kroger Arabic Marshmallow Topping

7 oz.

With (~) symbol Only

KRAFT FOODS

Chicagp, IL

Kraft Strawberry Topping (dairy)

l~raft Pineapple Topping (dairy)

Kratt ~udge Topping (dairy)

Kraft Chocolate Flavored Topping

l~raft(dairy)Caramej Topping (dairy)

Kraft Chocolate Flavored Caramel Topping (dairy)

Artificially Flavored Butte(scotch

WithTopping K symbol only

PRESTO FOOD PRODUCTS, INC.

city of Industry, CA

Kosher Pareve Topping

Desertwhip

Toppiqg Pride Concentrate

With ~ symbol only

Kosher Dairy Topping

Sysco Dairy Topping

Bakers Topping

Dpmasco

Pabie

P.astry Pride

Royal Whip Code

With €D symbol only

PRESTO FOOD PRODUCTS, INC.

A7iington, TN

Kosher Pareve Tapping’ -

Affair Liquid Topping

Dessertwhip

With c~ symbol only

Kosher Dairy Topping

Code

Pastry Pride

Pocohontas

Nifda

Golbon

lugget

‘With €0 symbol only

RICHARDSON FOOD CORPORATION

Rochestet~ t’.~Y

Mrs. Richardson’s Strawberry Topping (175 oz., 2~5 oz., 1.75 ozt)

Mr~~r.dsons Pineapple Topping (17.5 02) pareve)

With ~ symbol only

Mrs Richardson’s LuTE Hot Fudge (18.5 02., 1 75 oz.) (dairy)

Mrs. Richardson’s Butsch Caramel Fudge (1915 oz., 2.5 oz., 1.75 oz.)

‘~‘däiiy,l

Mrs. Richardson’s Hql Fudge (18 oz., 2.5oz~ 1.75 oz.) (dairy)

Mrs. Richardsonis Chocolate Topping (1.75 oz.) (dairy)

Mrs. Richardson’s Chocolate Fudge Topping (~3!5 oz.) (dairy)

Mrs. Rictiardsonis Butterscotch

T.qppjng (19.75 oz.) (dairy)

With (~)D symbol only

Tropical Punch

PARK CORPORATiON

Barrington, IL

Am go

Basico

El Pionero Food Club

Gigante Frande

Los Pinos

Acidulants

CARGILL INCORPORATED

E~dyv le IA

Tr S6d urn C Irate Dehydrates

With € symbol only

HARRISONS TRADING CO.,

INC. -

Tarrytown, NY

Citric Acid Anhydrous

With ~ seal or special letter only -

KINETIC INDUSTRIES INC.

Wóbd6fldge, MI

CuriO Acid w specific lot numbers (par.eve)

Ascor~ic Acid v~ specific lot

t~’aribel

Mr. ParkSpecial Selectos

Ponce

With €) symbol only

Vinegar

EDEN F~ODS, INC.

Clinton, Ml

Ume Plum Vinegar

With € symbol only

GREAT EASTERN SUN COMPANY

,~1sThvllle, NC

Kyushu Brown Rice Vinegar

Sweet Brpwn Rice Vinegar

Omeboshi Vinegar

With € symbol only

INTEGRATED SPECIALTY FOOD

PRODUCTS

Miñitowoc, WI

White Vinegar

Cider Vinegar

Malt WithVinegar ~ symbol only

*KUSHI MACROBIOTICS CORP.

Stimford, CT

Organic Brown Rice Vinegar

With € symbol only

M~JTOKU COMPANY

Tokyo, Japan

F~yushu Brown Rice Vinegar

YokoitBrown Rice Vinegar

Sweet Brown Rice Vinegar

Yokoi F~lice Vine9ar

Yokoi Hato Mugi Vinegar

Organic l!)meboshi Vinegar

With € symbol only

U.S. MILLS, INC.

Needham, MA

Erewhon Brown Rice Vinegar

Erewhon Sweet Brown Rice

WithVine.gar (~) symbol only

Vitamins

MAXI HEALTH RESEARCH

Brooklyn, New York

Maxi Health Supreme

Chewable Maxi Health

Maxi (Immune) Suppoprt

B.pdy Support

Cell Support

Max C Gram P.lus

~ure C Bio 600

Max C Bio 600

Chew C 250 Cherry and Vanilla

Vitamin C 500 w th Bioflavonoids

Vitamin C 100 w th Bioflavonoids

Maxi Vitamin C Powder

Maxi Buffered V tam n C Powder

Circu E 400

Maxi Protection 2

Cl~i Control

Cal Max 1000

Chromium Supreme Complex

Chewable Calcum Magnesum

FEComplex 50

Maxi Zinc Plex

Znc Aspartate

Sublingual B- 2 Fol c Acid & Biotin

Maxi B-12 & Botn

Maxi B 20

VIamin B 1100 mg

Maxi Biolic (R) 450

Maxi Kyolic (R) 400

Maxi Liquid Kyolic (R)

Glutamax Glulathione NAC Complex Powder

Maxi G & G

Enzymax (R)

D gest Support

Max NutralizerDigest

Chewable Oraldophilus

Max 58

Max 14B

Naturemax Strawberry, Vanilla & Chocolate

F bermax Powder

Lecithin & Imported Bee Pollen

Maxi Tyrosine Complex

L-Taurine 750

Maxicaps Supreme Maxicaps

AntiOxidant Supreme Maxicaps

Ginkgomax Maxicaps

Gingermax Maxicaps

DTX Maxicaps

Maxi HDL Maxcaps

Enzycaps Max caps

Maxi 7 B Maxcaps

Seaweed Supreme Maxicaps

F’bermax Max caps

Maxi l!ys’ne Complex Maxicaps

Maxi Two Complete Maxicaps

Max Two Complete (No Iron, Fol:c, PABA) Maxicaps

Meg 6 Maxicaps

Z nc 6 Maxicaps

Maxi B Maxicaps

P~anlocaps

Maxi B50 Max caps

taxi S & S Max caps

Maxi Green Max caps

With € symbol only

.WAKUNAGA OF AMERICA CO.

t~Iission Viejo, CA

~(yolic Garlic Tablets (pareve)

~(ydlic Garlic Lquld (pareve)

With € symbol only

Whipped Topping

ELGIN DAIRY FOODS

chicago, IL

Dav’RiWhip (dairy)

WIth € symbol only

GOLDEN DAWN FOODS INC.

Sharon, 1?A

Golden Dawn Whipped Topping (dai~)

With~ symbol only

RRES 0 FOOD PRODUCTS, INC.

City of Industly CA

Kosher Dairy Pm-Whipped Toppings

Buttrey

l~ed Cal

t~reshie

IGA

Janet Lee

Lady Lee

My-Te-Fine F~arade

P~arly Whip

Ralphs

Kroger

Regal SpringfieldWhip

Staler

Cater CertifiedWhipGeneric

Aerosäl

Nifda Non-Dairy Whipped Topping

North American Non-Dairy

Whipped Topping

Sysco

With € symbol only

PRESTO FOOD PRODUCTS, INC.

Arlington, TN

Kosher Dairy Pm-Whip

Shurfine Seaway

Presto Generic

Golden Isle

IGA

TV

Country Delight

Best Yet

Top Frost

Real Whip

Borman

White Villa

Frosty Acre

VIP

With €0 seal Inly

SHUR-CENTRAL CORP.

Northiake, IL

Shur Fine Whipped Topping (dairy)

With €0 symbol only

Wine

AMIAD WINERY

Amiad, Israel

Fruit Wines

Kiwi-fruit, Pear, Kumquat, Blackberry, Honey, Apricot

Liquors (Dessert Wines)

Kiwi-fruit, Pear, Kumquat, Blackberry, Feijoa, Honey,

Apricot

With €P symbol only

NAVEH VINEYARDS

Sonoita, AZ

1991 Sonoita Sauvignon Blanc

With € symbol only

TEAL LAKE CELLARS WINERY

Davis, CA

Pinot Noir

With € symbol only

Yeast

FLEISCHMANNS YEAST, INC.

FLEISCHMANN’S YEAST, LTD.

San Ramon, CA

Active Dry Yeast

Direct Instant Yeast

Fast Rising Yeast

Fresh Bulk Yeast

Fresh Compressed Yeast

Fresh Cream Yeast

Cinnacle Instant Yeast

Quick Rise Yeast

R~pi~ Mix Yeats

Rapid Rise Yeast

With € symbol only

GIST BROCADES FOOD

INGREDIENTS

Old Bridge, MI

Eagle Baker’s Yeast

With € symbol only

UNIVERSAL FOODS

Milwaukee, WI

Red Star Dried Yeast

Red Star Yeast

With €) symbol only

Yogurt

MOUNTAIN HIGH

Vtamin B

Pantothenic6100mg

Ac 0 500 mg

Niacinamide 500 mg

MaxEnergee

Max Relax 2 Green V tality

D & S Control

l)lome Garden

Jerseymaid Shurfine

Waremart

Western Family

Spartan

Sysco

With (~)D symbol only

IN TITUTIONAL & iN TRIAL PROBUCTS

numbers (pareve)

With € symbol only

MILES LABORATORIES

Elkhart, IN

Dayton, OH

Citric Acid

With €i symbol only

Almond Paste & Kernel Paste

A & P BAKERY SUPPLY & EQUIPMENT CO.

Mlam( FL APCO Kernel Paste

With (~) symbol only

AMERICAN ALMOND PROD. CO.

Brooklyn, NY

AA Bakers Paste

Almond Caste

Almond. Products

Amco;Mac Paste

Baker’s Paste

Baker’s Lekvar

Brazils Products

Cashews Products

Chocolate Marble

Coconut Macaroon Mix

Crunch Topp ngs

European Almond Paste

l~ilberts Products

lilungarian Lekvar

Kernal Paste

Macaroon Paste

Newmac Paste

YOGHURT PRODUCTS

En~Iewood, CO

Mountain High Yoghurt

With € symbol only

P.eanut Products

Cistachio Paste

Poppy Butter

Cralin~ Caste

SpeciallNewmac Paste

WalnutiPaste

With € symbol only

Kosher for Passover wIth

Passover seal ONLY

JOHN A. EDLER, INC.

Paterson, NJ

Pure Almond Paste

With € symbol only

I. GROB CO.

Bronx, NY

Groco Brand Macaroon Paste

With € symbol only

KISLEV 5756/DECEMBER 1995 19

HENRY LEE CO.

Miami, ffL

SB,~ 6190

SB,~, 0691

lrlenlev Brand Pure Macaroon Paste •SBA 2131 M25

With € symbol only With € symbol on!y

INTER~COUNTY BAKERS, INC. Aromatic Chemicals

Ma•caroon Paste ALFREBRO, INC.

With € symbol only - Monroe, OH

THE NUTMEG BAKERS SUPPLY CO. With € symbol only

Beacon E’alls, CT - POLAROME MANUFACTURINGCO.

Nutmeg Special PureKernel Paste INC

With I~I symbol only Jersey~City NJ

THE OGAN COMPANY, INC. WIth € symbol only

Revere, MA ‘TASTEMAKER

Bake-N~Joy Foods Pure Almond Paste Cincinnati ~R

With € symbol only

Ethyl Acetate

Amino Acids With € syiiibol only -

KYOWA HAKKO KOGYO •TICOFRUT S.A.CO., Ltd. San Jose, Costa Rica

ToRyo, J~pan Orange Essence Oil

L-Alanine Orange Natural Aroma -

L-Arginine Orange Peel Oil

t/-Arginine tjlCl

•-.: Pineapple Aroma

L-Aspartic Acid -‘ - Passion Fruit’Aroma

L-Hi~tidine Free Base

•. With € symbol only

L-Histidine HCI - WILEY ORGANICS

L-Phenylalanine - Cochocton~ Ohio

L-Tyrosine - Ethyl Acetate

L-Valine With € symbol only

GMP Bakeries

GMP BEACH BAGEL BAKERIES, INC.

L-Gluytamine

Miami, FL

L-Pro!ine Bagels

L-Serine • “Pas Yisroel’

L-Th!eonlne - : With € symbol only

L-ilryptophan -‘ CHANTILLY BAKERY

With € symbolonIy

Anti-Foam Agents With € symbol oj~iy -

ASAHI DENKA KOGYO K.K. COSTCO WHOLESALE BAKERY

TOkyo ‘Japan Spnng Va’lley, NY

With symbol only ‘- - Lawrence, NY -‘

CALGENE CHEMICALS, INC. New Rochèlle, NY’

Skokie, lL~’~

fi!lacken’sack; NJ

Detoaming A’~ehts -‘ All baked products are dairy

With € symbol, only ‘ -, - “Cholov Slam” -

HICKSON ~iAi1~TiES, INC. With €D symbol ,only

Milv?aukee, WI , GREENBERG DESSERTS ASSOC.

Dumacil ‘lOO]FGK ~‘paréve,) , L.P:

Dijmaâil 300IFG’(pareve) New York, NY

Dumacil 100Z FG (pareve) - Dairy g~oducts are Cholov Stam

Dumacil300 FG (pareve) - - • With (~)D~yrnboi only

With € symbol only, - - -.., ‘. Pareve products are Pas Yisroei

KABO CHEMICAL lN~: -with €PAREVE symbol only

Jackson l~idle, WY’

KFO 540

KORN’S BAKERY -‘

- Brooklyn, NY

l$F.0 545 All bread roll prpducts

I~FO 550

‘- - “Pas Yisroel” -,

l~F.O 552. • - - With € symbol only, -s -

F~F.O 553’ - LA MEXICANA TOR11LLERIA, INC.

~(FO.557 - - Chicago, IL

I~F,O 559 - - - - Flour Burritos

IOTQ 560 - ,‘- Corn Tortillas -

IIF.0 567

I~FO 5~0

I~F0 PMO

Flour Tortillas

With € sy~iboi only

‘MOTh’S FbÔD PRODUCTIONS

With €PAREVE stamp ,~niy - Brooklyn, NY

PELRON CORPORATION Baked Goods -.

Uyons, IL - -

Pita -

PEL-SIL P-360 - ,-“Pas.Yisroel’

PEL-SIL P-367, •.. With € symbol only

PEL-SIL P-368 - - - .PHILADEL~IIIA BA~GELS

PEL-SIL ~‘375, .,‘‘LbsAngèles,~A

P-415-K. Bagels ~‘parevé,I -

P-9)55-K “Pas Yisroel”

P-423 •PITAEXPRESSBAKERY

P-424 - - N Y k NY

With € Pareve stamp only i~a~’jp~dve)

BISCUITS LECLERC LTD. Groco Vana/o

St August/n de Desmaures, Groco Imitation Vanilla

Guebeb Canada WIth € symbol only

Crisp Ri~e #98000 (p rove,) INTERNATIONAL FOODCRAFT

WIth symbol Only CORP.

BUENA VISTA PRODUCTS Brool/lyn, NY

Downey, CA

Pan Grease

Sodium Bicarbonate (pareve) With ® symbol only

Wfth’€ symbol only

LAGUNA COOKIE COMPANY

‘EDEN FOODS, INC. - Tustin, CA•

Clinton, Ml Chocolate Chunk Frozen Dough (da ,y

Barley Malt Powder White Chocolate Macadamia Nut

Kukzu Root Starch , Frozen Dough ~dairy)

WIth ® symbol only WIth €D symbol only

FLEISCHMANN’S INC.

LAWRENCE FOODS, INC.

San Ramon, CA Elk Grove Village, IL

BENCHMATE-Dough Improvers With ® symbol only

l~renOh Coi,ditioner, 3100 PIDY

t~izzl/Conditidner, 3120 ‘leper, Belgium

Tortilla Conditioner, 3130 .~. Puff Pastry (pareve)

Soak Up, 3200 WIth ic PAREVE stamp on outside

Y~east Food, 4080 1 - box & ic PAREVE seal oñeach Item

Brew Buffer, 4090 J.R. SHORT..MILLING~COMPANY

Brew Buffer C!S, 4091 Kankakee, IL

• ~1CP Dough Conditioner: 4100 - Bromatex

f~1onocalcium Phosphate ‘.,, W-52

Monohydrate, 4109 ,:. Wytasse

; Monocalcium Phosphate Andydious, Special 70 ‘4129 ,- Protase

Modified MCP Dough :. CM. Wytase

Conditioner, 4110 ‘~ )7- CT Dough Improver

• Special Yeast Foqd~ 41~1 1 .,‘ ,t• ‘Ceretex

Double Strength Yeast. Food :“. ~. Rye Sour

Type-C, 4112 - White Sour

~ouble Str,ength Yeast Food. - Super Protase

Type-W, 4120 Protase Plus

Double Strength Yeast Food Super Protase Plus

‘.,No;Bro, 4130 Muffix Coat Mix

Yeast Food No-Bro, 407,0‘‘ - Sunlite Yellow Corn Bran

BENCHM~~-L~~veners. Sunlite Yellow Corn Flour’

DoubIe.~cting Baking Powder Sunlite Yell5W Corn Meal

Type-il, 4150 Sunlite Yillow Corn Cones

Double ActinO Baking Powder,/4160 Sunlite White Corn Flour

Old Time Baking Powder ‘ ‘- Sunlite White Corn Meal

Single ~Ctiflg, ~j61 •, “, Sunlite White Corn ‘Cones

Bakers Cream, 4.170 • Sunlite Corn BraT, Mix

.Sodium Bicarbonate USP 1,, 41~71 Short Time ‘.

SodiLm Bicarbonate I~JSP 11, 41’72 Potato Starch, Product Code 5001

Sodium Bicarbon8te (treated ‘‘ pas~w SA2, Product CodO 0479’’ free flowing), 4.17,3 - D E Conditioner’

BENCHMATE—Mold Inhibitors “~‘ D. E C’onditibner Plus

e!lcium Fropionate~ Low Dust, ,4)80,.~: Product No. 639

Calcium Propionate Powder, 4182 •‘ Cereal.Tube, Product No 631

Calcium PrOf5ionate, Granular, 4181 - with ~ symbol onI~

Calcium Proj~ionate, Granular-Type N, SUPERIOR GRAIN, INC. 4183 : Kansas City~MO :

Sodiumi,Propionate; 41.90 ‘, - (iK-i 0’ Wheat Concentiate ~, -

Sorb c Acid Rowder, ‘4200 ~pareve~ -:

Sorbic Acid Du~tless, 4201 - HK-2b Wheat/Corn Bean

Potassium Sorbate Powder, 4210, Concen&áte~pareve~

~otassium Sorbate Granular, 4211 WIth ~ symb~l onl~

Uquid’SodiumPropionate, 433~ ‘. ~,dUIS TRJm DAIRY INC.

Liqu)~lBakirs Bright (dairy)

Wlth’l~svm~ol only - WIth €)D symbo on y

BENCNMATE~-TàbIets’ .- -‘ Banana Chips

Ada Par, 1060

ARC-MEN FOOD INDUSTRIES

Dod6le Strength Y,ea’st Food, 3300 CORP

Poiiblé St~ength Yst Fpod Barrio Cagan~ohan Philippines No-Bro, 4,) 0 Dried Bananas .‘ N C 85, 050 - •‘ WIth ~ symbol only ~ S.,’

Beverages

L Cysteine~40, 307,0, DOMINO SUGAR CORPORATION

t~4o-Bro Strai~ht, 2000’

•‘ -• New York~ NY

t~lo-Bro No Time, 2010 “Domlnade”

NC-Bro Sponge & Dou~, 2020 Cherry

Rar-Am,-5000 -‘. ‘~ Fruit Punch

Par-Aid,. 5010 Grape

“p~,5 Yisroel”’’. Hamburg, Germany With € symbol Only

SCHILL & SEILACHER

Struktql J 673 •,- TOUFAYAN’S BAKERY, -

tru to - Orlando, FL ~truktol J 647.

Toufayanis Snuggles

ru 0 ‘Toufayan~s Pitos,

ru ~0 - Bread~Sticks EXCEPT

Struktol SB 2025 - ‘CHEESEFL~VORED’

•ith symbol oniy.

STRUKTOL CO.

Stow, OH,

‘With ‘®DE symbol ~ni~

YAN~ ~tLKERY

Pita Breal

With ,€ áymboi only

YERUSHALAYIM BAKERY Brooklyn, NY

SBA 2032 - -Ras Yisroel

SBA 2033’ - - - “Cholo(’. Yisroel” • -. -

SBA 206~l - • ‘- - With € symboi.dnly

SBA 208Q •‘- Bakery Supplies~’

SBA 2086. ~-‘ ~. AMICONE COMPANY~ lN~

SBA 2087 ‘Mal~eh MA

SB~ 2~1?) .-,‘Wlth ~,syi~,boi only.,.

BA~ 21,30 ‘-‘ ARLAFOODS -

‘-~‘ ~, •, Kagerod,-Swederl5 -

SBA 0994 - - “M k Ch’öcolate.~umb5 ,(qairy)

20 KOSHER FOOD GUIDE.

With €D symbol only

Par-Bro, 1000 ‘~‘. :~ ,‘ Lemon

.P.ar-C, 1,03.0 - •. ,‘ - Orang,~ Par-C-60,1035’ WIth (~ symbol only.

Beverage Bases

‘,P,ar-Do, 1050 , ‘ ‘‘ J. H~NGERF,ORD SMITH

,P5ar~Lax, 7000 - Humboldt, TN

Par~POwder, 5020 r With € symbol only

‘Pär-Pro~i10, 5030

Bouillon

•‘ FREEDOM FOODSI~DA. 8000 :- Odessa, FL Yeast Food, 3000 .‘ t~latural Chicken’Flavor (pareve~

Pro-ParAm, 5040

Yeast,Food No-Bro, 400 ,• Natural Beat Flavor l’pareve~’

GISTBROCADES FOOD Natural Vegetable Flavor (pareve)

INGREDIENTS, INC. ,‘ : With ~symbol only..

.Plumsteadville, PA ~‘

Dough’lmpro~ers oure as

EisentIai~ PBR~2O0 Lot # FRENCH BOUREKAS 349CS. 353PS’ Brooklyn, NY’ .‘ 352PS 345PS. Spinach Bourekas (pareve)

Essentia17e~,LCR.i 00’

Potato Bourekas (pare~e)

With € symbol ~,nly ,,~ With € symbol only

.1. GROB & CO. INC~.. i.. Cheese Bourekas (dairy)

Bronx NV

Spinach & Cheese Bourekas (dairy)

Groco Lekvar .‘ - With4®D symbol on!y -

Gr5co Vopp’y~Butter ‘~‘ “h’ ‘~ Cheeseproducts are cholov Visroel

Bread& CakeMixes

ARROWHEAD MILLS, INC.

Hereford, 7X

Buckwheat Pancake Mix (daily)

A.M I. Biscuit Mix (dai,y)

Bran Muffin Mix (dairy)

Multi-Grain Bread Mix (dairy)

Whole Wheat Bread Mix (dairy)

Multi-Grain Corn Bread Mix (dairy)

Multi-Grain Pancake Mix (dairy)

With ~D symbol only

EMCO FOODSERVICE SYSTEMS

~ittsburgh, PA

Biscuit Mix ~dairy,)

Yellow Cornbread Mix ~‘dairy)

Buttermilk Pancake Mix (dairy)

• WIth €0 symbol only

PIONEER FLOUR MIIILS

San Antonio, TX

Basic Buttermilk Pancake Mix

Basic(dairy)Muffin Mix (dairy)

Biscuit Mix (dairy)

Blueberry Muffin tslLx (dairy)

Bran Muffin Mix (dairy)

Chocolate Cake Mix (daiiy)

Chocolate Icing Mix ~dairy~

Cinnamon Raisin Biscuit Mix (dairy)

Complete Buttermilk Biscuit Mix

Corn(dairy)Muffin Mix (dairy)

Cornbread Mix (dairy)

Deluxe Buttermilk Pancake Mix (àairy)

Flour Tortilla Mix (dairy)

Golden Flake Biscuit~Mix

wlButtermilk (dairy)

Original Buttermilk Pancake Mix (dairy)

• Pancake Mix (dairy)

Western Buttermilk Pancake Mix ~‘dãiry,)

White Cake Mix ~dairy,)

White Icing Mix c’dairy,)

Yellow Cake Mix ~‘dairy,)

With €0 symbol only

Corn Thrtillã (pareve)

With ~ symbol only,

• Breadings

GRAINNOVAT1ON, INC.

Franklin, TN

Grainnovation Grain-Based

Crumb Products

WIth € symbol only

Butter

CLGVERLAND DAIRY

Eiustiing, OH

Butter

With €) symbol only

DAIRYMEN, INC.

Geenville, TN

L~wisburg, TN

SaltediButter

With €0 symbol only

HOTEL BAR’~FOODS

• Secaucus, NJ

R9t~l Bar Butter (dairy)

Hotel Bar Continental Butter

• Chips European(dairy)

Style 82% Butterfat

Continental Plugra Unsalted Butter (dairy)

WIth €D symbol only

Calcium Lactate

PURAC BIOCHEM BV

G5iinchem, Holland

Puracal (R)

WIth €) symbol only

Candy, €hocolate

Cocoa

ARWAY CONFECTIONS, INC.

• Chicago, IL

All products are milchig

With € symbol only

• THE BLOMMER CHOCOLATE COMPANY

Ea~t Greenville, PA

Alpine(pareve)

Alpine II Chocolate(pareve) Liquors (pareve)

Cocoa Butter (pareve)

• Cocoa Powders (Natural & Dutch) (pareve)

Coroi?et (pareve)

lmpêriãl (pareve)

F~-Bark (pareve)

New York Dark Imperial Sierral’parey~)(pareve)

Taraet Dark (vareve)

WIth €PAREVE symbol only

Meadowland (dairy~

Meadowland II (dairy)

Beach (dairy)

Daisy Wisconsin(dairy)(dairy)

Penn WestinMilk(dairy)(dairy) (dairy)

Natural Chocolate Flavored Compound Chips (dairy)

Shwom Milk (dairy)

102’-108’ Compounds (dairy)

Wyoming (dairy)

Arizona (dairy)

l~L!ite (dairy,)

MightyiMilk (dairy)

I~oyaI Cocoa~Drops (dairy)

Morocco (dairy)

Chateab (dairy,)

Classic (dairy)

Target Georgia(dairy) Milk (dairy)

95’ Compound Coatines (dairy)

Football (dairy)

East Greenville (dairy)

With €)D symbol only

Chocolate Drops (sweet, semi-sweet & (dairybittersweet)uipment unless

WIth€) syml~oIonIy

BURNHAII & BRADY

East Ha,?ford, CT

Assorted Chocolates (dairy)

Mallows

Creams

Jellies

Cnsp & Chews

Mousse Truffles

Miniature Pieces

Molded Chocolate Items ~‘daiiy)

Chocolate Covered Glazed Fruit ~‘dairy,)

Chocolate Covered Pretzels (dairy)

Chocolate Covered Potato Chips

~dairy,)

Chocolate Covered Marzipan (dairy,)

Chocolate Covered Hydrox Cookies symbol only

CALLEBAUT CHOCOI.ATE

Wieze, Belgium

11 lb. Bars of Dark Chocolate

PRA(pareve)(Hazelnutpraline: 50% Hazelnut!

50% NCB-~(pareve)Sugar)(Light Hazelnut in buckets)

(pareve)

Chocolate Liquor (pareve)

BRES (Broken Hazelnuts WI

Caramelised Sugar) (‘pareve)

GNNT (Broken (lazelnuts) (pareve)

PNP (Pure Nut l?aste) (pareve)

With (~) PAREVE symbol only

11 lb. Bars of Milk (~hocolate~

11(dairy)

lb. Bars of White Chocolate (dairy)

11 lb. Bars of Gianduja Milk

Chocolate ~‘dairy~

1 T. Block of Milktehocolate (dairy)

1 T. Bl~Ek of Dark Chocolate (dairy,)

NCB L!iglit l~lazeInut Paste (dairy)

L~iquid Dark Chocolate (dairy)

Li~uid Milk Chocolat~ (dairy)

lii~üid White Chocolatej’(dai,iy)

D~ik ChocoIat~Vermicelli (dairy)

Milk Chocolate Vermicelli (dairy)

Dark Cf~6Iate Splitters (dairy)

Milk Chocolate Splitters (dai,y,)

ijI lb. B~rs of Gianduj~(GIe~2),~dairy~

1~1 lb. Bars of NCD Bark Hazelnut

Darkast~J~dairy,) Chocolate Callets and Chips!

Drops (‘dairy)

Milk Chocolate Callats (dairy)

White Chocolate callets (dairy)

All above are ‘CHOLOV STAM”

WIth ~ DAIRY symbol only

~HOLOV-M-1 (Cholov Yisroel I

Chocolate (dairy)

Wfth€) CholovYleroel symbol only

CANDY FLOWERS INC.

Mentor, OH

Hand Sculptured Candy & Chocolate Roses (dairy)

Hand Sculptured Candy & Chocolate Tulips (dairy)

WIth €) symbol only

CAPCO ENTERPRISES, INC.

Florham Park, NJ

Sugar-Coated Almonds (pareve)

Sugar-Coated Licorice (pareve)

With €~ symbol only

COCOLINE CHOCOLATE CO.

Brooki n, NY

With I symbol only

Dairy unless otherwise specified

Kosher for Passover with Passover seal ONLY

JINIL AU CHOCOLAT

Cedarhurst, NY

Forest Hills, NY

Hard Candies

Licorice

Jelly Beans

Nuts (Cashews, Pistachios, Almonds)

Assorted Chocolates

Fresh Fruit Dipped in Chocolate

Molded Chocolate Items (with or without decorated icings)

Assorted Cordials (Assorted Finished

CandyChocolates)

Corn

Ra~andy Lotipops

Glazed Chocolate Dipped Fruit

With (~) symbol only

Assorted Finished Chocolates

Molded(dairy)Shapes in Milk or White Chocolate (dairy)

Fresh Fruit Dipped in Milk or White Chocolate (dairy)

Assorted Cordials (dairy)

With €D symbol only

KOPPER’S CANDY CO~

New York, NY

Coffee B€ans

Fruit Candies

Lentils

With € symbol only

KRAFT FOODS

Chicago, IL

l~raft CaramelsVanilla Chocolate

Kraft Bulk Caramel

l~raft 50 lb. Caramel Type 1

Kraft Chocolate Caramels

Caramel Apple Wraps

Caramel for Bulk Enrobing

Kraff 30 lb. Mixed Bulk Toffees (Coffee, plain, chocolate, rum butter)

Bulk Mints

~eanut Butter Fudge

Kraft # 10 Caramel Dip

Fudgies

Dairy unless otherwise specified

With K symbol only

MAXFIEUD CANDY

COMPANY

Salt Lake City, UT

Salt Water Taffy (dairy)

Nut Logs (da ry)

Boxed Chocolates (dairy)

WIth €D symbol only

OTTO BREHM’S

Yonkers, NY

Chocolate Liquor

“Jew York Dark Imperial Chocolate

1000 4,000 and 10,000 Count

Semi-Sweet Chocolate Drops

With ~ symbol only

4,000 ount Royal Copoa Drops (dairy)

With €0 symbol only

PARON CHOCOLATIER

New York, NY

~ssorted Chocolates (dairy)

Chocolate Covered Pretzels (dairy)

Chocolate Covered Potato Chips (dairy)

Chocolate Covered Marzipan (dairy)

Chocolate Covered Hydrox Cookies (dairy)

Gourmet Caramel Covered Apples (dairyL

With (~)D symbol only

TELL CHOCOLATE CORPORATION

Brooklyn, NY

Tell Chocolate Coins (dairy)

Cara Dma Sweets Chocolate Coins (dairy)

With €D symbol only

C. J. VAN HOUTEN ZOON, INC.

St. Albans, VT

St. Hyacinthe, Ouebec, Canada

Milk Chocolate ~lakes (dairy)

~Ailk Chocolate Wafer Forms (dairy)

Milk Chocolate Coatings (dairy)

White Chocolate l~lakes (dairy)

Wlite Chocolate Wafer Forms ~‘dairy,)

White Chocolate Coatings (dairy)

Milk Chocolate Ice Cream Coatings (dairy)

Semi-Sweet Chocolate Ice Cream Coatings (dairy)

Dark Chocolate Flavored Ice Cream Coatings (dairy)

Milk Chocolate Flavpred Ice Cream Coatings (dairy)

Sweet ChdcolateChips For Ice Cream

Sweet(dairy)Chocolate Chunks And Flakes

For Ice Cream (dairy)

With .cDsymbol only

Pure emi-Sweet Chocolate Flakes

Pure(pareve,)Semi-Sweet Chocolate Wafer Forms (pareve)

Pure SemitSweet Chocolate Coatings (pareve)

Chocolate Flavored Coatings (pareve)

With € symbol only

WALTER BAKER (General Foods Corp.)

Dover, DE

Chocolate Coatings (dairy)

Confectioner’s Coatings (dairy)

Dry Stock, Industrial (dairy)

Velvatwirls (dairy)

With €0 symbol only

WALTER BAKER (General Foods Corp.)

Dover, DE

Germans Sweet Chocolate

Baker’s Semi-Sweet Chocolate

Baker’s Cooking and Baking Chocolate

Champion Chocolate Naps

Chocolate Chips, Industrial Non-Dairy Chocolate NontPareils

With~€DE symbol only

WALTER BAKER (General Foods Corp.)

Dover, DE

Chocolate Liquors (pareve,)

Cocoa Powder ~‘pareve)

Cocoa Butter (pareve)

Baker’~ l!Jnsweetened Chocolate (pare~ll)

WitI~ (~) symbol only

~OHAY BAKING COMPANY

BroolJyn, NY

Fudge (finish) Cream & Butter

exdluding Rocky Road ~‘dairy,)

fludge Mix (dairy)

With €0 symbol only

ZWEI~EL ROMY CHIPS LTD.

Spreitenbach, Switzerland

Swiss Mini Fruits

With € symbol only

Canned Fruits & Vegç~bles

LK. BOWMAN & COMPANY

Nöttingham, P,~4

Canned Mushrooms WIth €) symbol only

BRADFORD COMPANY

Palos Veides, ~A

VitaF.ood.Crus ed Pineapple ~‘pareve,)

Vita Food Diced Pineapple ~parevej

vita Food ~ineapple Rings (pareve~

Vita Food Pineapple Slices ~pareve~

‘~ita Foo’d Pineapple Tidbits ~‘pareve,)

Siam Foods Crushed Pineapple (pareve)

Siam Foods Diced Pineapple ~pareve~

Siam Foods Pineapple Rings (pareve)

Siam Foods Pineapple.Slices (pareve)

Siam Foods PineappleTidbits (pareve)

With € symbol only

DELMAR FOOD PRODUCTS CORP.

Watsonville, CA

Apples (pareve)

Bell Pe pers (pareve)

With ‘C symbol only

LA CHOY PRODUCTS COMPANY 4rctibold, OH

l~Jo 1P Bean Sprouts

f~Jo 10 Chop Suey

f~Jo 10 Bamboo Shoots

No 10 Imported Water Chestnuts, whole & sliced

No. 10 Fancy Mixed Chinese

WithVegetables

€ symbol only

SURFRUT

Santago Chie

Canned Fruits & Vegetables

With ~ symbol only

Capsules (non-gelatin)

GS TECHNOLOGIES

FllrflllD IA

Vegicaps (non1gelatin)

With (~ symbol only

€atalysts

ENGELHARD

De icfeem, Holland

Nickel(Catalyst (pareve)

With € symbol only

ENGELHARD CORPORATION

Elyria, OH

KISLEV 5756!D~CEMBEFl 1995 21

Metal Heierogeneous Catalyst (pareve)

• With €) symbol only

*ENGELHARD CORPORATION

Seneca, SC

4% Palladium dn Carbon Powder

CP~82

Water Wet, Prdduct Code C3637 (pareve

With .c symbol only

*HENKEL CORPORATION

7udson, ~4Z

Alarnine (R) ~pareve~ With t~ symbol only

UNICHEMA INTERNATIONAL

,EmmeriEh, Germany

Nickel Catalyst ~‘pareve,)

With € symbol only

UNICHEMA INTERNATIONAL

E,~merich, Germany

Nickel Catalyst ~‘pareve,l WIth ® symbol only

Cellulose.,

WEI MING PHARMACEUTICAL

MFG. CO;, LTD.

7ansu ‘Tàiwãn,

Micro Crystal ne Cellulose

With symbol only

Cereals.

SOVEXNATURALFOODS

Cbllegedàle, TN

High-Fiber Granola’ Clusters ~pareve,)

100% Natural Crunchy Granola with Bran ~‘pareve,l

Toasted Oats ~‘pareve,)

Toasted, Oats with,Coconut Oil

Toasted~pareve~ Baby Oats ~pareve,)

Toasted Quick Oats ~pareve,l

• Honey Toasted Waxy Barley ;

Wheat~‘pareve~Brän,i’pareve,l

WIth” symbol only

• 100% atural Crunchy Granola

WALTER BAKER

Dover, WE

Chocolate Chips Industrial Baker’s ~eal Non~dairy

Chocolate Chips Semi-sweet

With €DE symbol~onIy Baker’s Milk Chocolate Chips Regular and Big (dairy,)

With €D only

‘€oagulatiñg

• Agents, (Cheese)

CHR. HANSEN’S LABORATORY;

- INC.

Milwaukee, WI

Microbial F~lannilaseCoagulants Brand (Mucor Miehei)

Modilase

With (~) symbol only

DAIRYLAND F.OOD LABORATORIES

Waukesha, WI

Emporase With € symbol only

RHONEPOUL(ENC-.

(M!~Pall Products)’

Madison, WI

-With ® symbol only

--‘c ‘Cocoa ,‘

DROSTE U.S.A.’

ji?aa?lem, Rot/and

• Cocoa.

With € symbol only

SCHOKENAG, NORTh AMERICA, INC.

Buffalo Grove, IL

Cocoa Powder

With (~) symbol only.

UNITED COCOA

PROCESSORS, INC. ‘, -.

Newark, DE

Chocolate Li~uor ~‘pareve~

Cocoa Butter (pareve)

‘With ~ symbol only

WALTER BAKER•’

VAN DEN BERGH FOODS CO.

Sweetened Coconut

With symbol only

Co ee.

COFFEE MASTERS

Ingelside, IL

Regulai & Decaffeinated flavored affd unflavored coffees (‘pareve,)

WIth €‘syrnbol only

‘KRAFT FOODS

Willie l~’lains, NY

Maxwell (lOuse Roasted and Ground Coffee

Maxwell Rousörlnstant Coffee

Master Blend Roasted and Gr2und Coffee

Sanka Roasted and Ground Coffee

Sanka Instant Coffee

Sanka Freeze Dried Coffee

BHm Roasted and Ground Coffee

Brim Instant Coffee

yuban Roasted and Ground Coffee.

Yuban Dedaffeinated Roasted and ‘Ground Coffee.

~uban Instant Coffee

Maxim, Coffee

Maxwell(louseDecaffeinated Roasted and Ground Coffee

Maxwelll(louse Private Collection of Fine Coffees

Maxwell House Rich French Roast’ Roasted Ground Coffees

Maxwell House Rich French Roasi

Decaffeinated Roasted

Ground Coffee

Maxwell Mouse Filter Racks

Ground Coffee’

Maxwell House Filter Packs

• Decaffeinated GroundiCoffee

Div’dend 1’ -

General~Foods International Coffees

Kosher(dairy)for Passover with €P seal ONLY

JNTERNATIONAL SPICE CORP.

Mt,’Adiff~’tö~ N)

Oats(dairy,) and Honey,Granola (dairy)..

With (~)D symbol only

U.S. MILLS, INC.’

f~Jeedham, Mi~

Bulk & lh~titutional Bea~y-to-~Eat Cereals

With (,~ symbol only

Cheese &. Cream

~ DEAN FOODS CO.Rockford, IL

Bakers Cheese

With € symbol onIy~

KRAFT FOODS

Ch’i~ago, IL -

‘(General Foods Corp.)

Century Breakfast Cocoa ~pareve,)

With (.~1 symbol only

Coconut,

• FIESTA BRAND, INC.

Mãkat( Metro Manila

Philipøines

Desiccated Coconut

With € symbol only

Cocohut Milk Pàwder (dairy)

With €D symbol only

FRANKLIN BAKER COCONU1’

Dover,DE.

- Tender Fr~sh Coconut (all cuts)

Cream Cheese—30#,and 50# (dairy,)

Cheezkake Blend (Cream Cheese Substitute) (‘dairy)

• Neufchatel Cheesè—30# and 50# (dairy~ 3 lb. Excelsior’Neufähatel Cheese (dairy) : 3 lb. Philadelphia.Brand Whipped Cream Cheese c’dair9,t Philadelphia B~and Cream Cheese ,WIthjdairy)

K symbol only

LS.M.S. CHEESE COMPANY

Brookl,~’r~ N.Y -

I~ nor Mozarella Cheese

Kirror Muenster Cheese

‘Choldv ‘i~isroel~

With €D symbol only’

Chocolate Chipi

THE BLOMMER CHOCOLATE

East Greenville, PA

Chocolate Drops’

With ~ symbol only

CALLEBAUT NV

‘~

Special Creamed Coconut

Premium Shred Coconut

Rerfection Coconut

Rifle Grated Coconut

Bulk Pack Coconut

Gem Brand Coconut (all cuts)

Angel Flake Coconut

Sweetened Coconut’

Toasted Coconut (all cuts)

Regular Creamed Coconut,

With ~ symbol only

KRAFT FOOD INGREDIENTS

Memph~s, TN

• Spray Dried Coconut,Powder (dairy)

With €)D symbolionly

NEW,SUNRIPE COCONUT PRODUCTS, INC.

Candétar/a, Quezon, Magdalene,.. Laguna, DesiccatedPhilippines Coöonut

áo. With € symbol only

• P.T~ PULAU.SAMBU

Indonesia

Indo-Med Desiccated Coconut -:

(pare~)

WIth (~) symbol only

Wieze, Belgium’

Dark Chdöolâte & chips ~daini)

Milk Chodölate Cailets (dãiiyj

White hocolate Call’êts ~‘dàiry,)

With” DAIRYsymbol only

C. ‘J. VAN HOUTEN ZOON, INC.

St. Hyacinthe, Quebec, Oänada

Milk Shocolate Phips ~‘däiry~’

Milk Chocol~t’e Chuflks (dairy,)

Chocolate Chips (dairy)

White Chocolate Chunks (‘dairy)

With €D symbol only’

• Pure Semi-Sweet Chocolate Chips

Pure~pareve,)Semi-Sweet. Chocolate Chunks

fpareve,)’

Rure Flavored Chips (pareve)

With ® symbol only

22.’ KOSHER FOOD GUIDE

PACIFIC ROYAL BASIC FooDS; INC.

Quezon, Philippines

Sunripe Brand Desiccated

Coconut

With € symbol only

~RED VCOC~UT PRODUCTS

COMPANY, lNC.~

iW/ilippines, Desiccated ‘Coconut

With ~,,symboI only

l?:T. RIAU)SAKTI UNITED •,• PLANTATION

Indonès/a

Indo-Med Des’ccated Coconut

(parei~pJ

With (~) symbol only

Cöffee ‘-‘‘With € symbol only

TRAD~MARK COF~EE CORPORATION -

Barrington,”IL’ -

Black Voyageurs’Pointe,BayBend

Golden ffarbour -

Golden Harbour Decaffeinated100% Colombian 100% Colombian Decaffeinated Coffee, Coffee~ Coffee

Coffee, Coffe~ CoffeeDecaffeinated

Kona Blend

Mocha Java Blend1 -

Kenya Blend

Sumatra Blend •, -

‘Colombian Supremo

French Roast

Swis~ Water Decaf

Dark Decaf’

Espresso - ,‘ -

With € symbol only

COMSOURCE IND~ENDENT,

FOODSERVICE”COMPANIES, INC.

,~tlantà, .G~1

NIRDA 100% Colombian Coffóe

NIRD,~,’ 100% COlombian Decaffeinated Coffee - -

NIFDA Gourrnet~BrewCoffee ,“

NIEIOA GoldenjBrew Coffee

NIBDA Go1de~Brew, Decaffeinated Coffee

NIEDA Silver Cup Coffees

NIFDA Ro~i Master Coffee

ComSource 100% Colombian Coffee

ComSource 100% Colombian Decaffeinated Coffee

ComSource Golden Roast cpffee

-ComSource Golden Roast, Decaffeinated,Coffee

ComSource Silver Roast Coffee

‘With €‘sy~nbOl onij

- NUGGET DISTRIBUTORS; JNC. -

St~kton, ç~ - -

F~Iugget Mother Lode Coffee (pareve)

NOgget,Gold Rush Coffee (pareye)

Nugget GãI’d Ru~h Decaffeinated’ (par ye)

With ‘‘symbol only

S.A. SCHONBRUNN a CO.,,INC.

Pãlisadè’s Pilk’, N) - -

Savarin Vacuum -

Savanin ~acuürnOecaffeinated

Savarin Hotel Vintage Bag ‘-

Old Dutch Bag

El Pico Vacuum -

El Piào Bag

El Rico Vacuum Decaffeinated

El PiEo Bag Decaffeinated

Madaglia D’Qro Vacuum

Madãglia D’Oro Bag

Madãg)ia D’Oro Decaffeinated Vacuum

‘.Brown Gold Vacuum

Brown Gölb D!paffeinated Vacuum

WIth € éymbol only

WECHSLER COFFEE CORP.

Moonacilie, N,)

Coffee under’the following

labelè

Breakfast~‘pareve~: Cheer

- Chateau Marque

Coffee Ser,~ce & More

Rinest of Colombia

Fresh Roasted - -

Limited Edition

MelIor~ RichheimerCup

Sunshine Express

Van Cortland Importers

Viva Espresso

- wechsler

Gold 9up

,WJfh symbol o~y

Coong

JOSEPH,ADAMS CORPORATION - Valley ci’~ OH -

Colors & Mixes - With € symbol only

,CHR.HANSEN’SLABORATORYINC.

‘Milwaukee, WI

Coloring Matter made from Annatto Turmeric Paprika for “Cheese other Food Products. With € symbol only

DINESEN TRADING COMPANY

West Bend, WI,

Annato Food Color DHB

Annato Food Color DB6’

Tumenic Food Color (DHT

•.WIth ~9ymbol only

INTERNATIONAL F000CRAFT

‘CORP.

Brooklyn, NY

Paste & Liquid FB&C.Color ‘Concentrates

With € symbol only

V. & E. KOHNSTAMM

Brool’ii n, NYWith ~symbol OhIy

CHRISTOPHER RANCH

Gllroy,. ~A

Chopped Garlic Au Hache.

Crushed~‘pareve~Garlic Au Broye’ ~pareve,)

California Style Garlic Salsa All Salsa ~pareve,)

With symbol only,

Basil Garlic Pesto Basilic EtAil (dairy) -.

Classic Pesto Classique (dairy)

With €D symbol only

EBRO FOODS, INC.’

chicago, IL -

Diced Jalapeno Peppers ~pareve,)

With € ~ only’

FIESTA DE SQL

McNeil,’ AZ

Chills -

Jalapenos

Tomatoes

‘WIth € symbol only

NATURE QUALITY

INGREDIENTS -

San Martin, CA

Green Chili ~pareve,) -

Jalapen’os (páreve)

With € symbol only - ‘,

SANTA FE INGREDIENTS

Animas, New Mdxic’~ô

-. Green Chili,(pare~e)

Jalapenos (pareve)

WIth € symbol only

Cookies

ARAYSSI, INC.

Brooklyn, NY

Baklava (dairy) -

Wlth’€D syrn~I only

COOKIE KINGDOM; INC.

Oglèsby, IL

Rudge’Cookies (dairy)

Coconut Cookies (dairy,)

Vanilla Cookies (dairy)’

‘Lemon Cookies (daily,)

Oatmeal Cookies (dairy).

Chocolate Chip CootOes (dairy)

Duplex Sandwich Cookies (dairy)

Chocolate Saodwich Cookies (dairy)

‘Sorbax SMS-lç

Sorbax STS-K

Sorbax SMO-K

Sorbax SQ0-K

Sorbax STO-K

Sorbax PMS-20K

Sorbax PTS-20K’

Sorbax PMO 20K

Sorbax PTO-20K

Sorbax PMO-5K

CSA-1~2O

- With (~)PAREVE stamp only

CONTiNENTAL COLLOIDS, INC.

West Chicago, IL

With € symbol only

CONTROLLED FOOD SYSTEMS

Plttsbur h, PA

With symbol only

CRODA CHEMICALS

INTERNA11ONAL LTD.

Singapore

With ~ symbol only

GRUNAU GmBh

Illertissen, Germany

Lamegin DWS 8000 (pareve)

(datem-Esters)

With €) symbol only

GRINDSI7ED MALAYSIA

Penan Malaysia

With k symbol only

HERCULES, INC.

Wilmington, DE

Guar Gum

With ~, symbol only

HUMKO SHEFFiELD CHEMICAL

Norwich;-‘NY

With €) symbol only

INOLEX

Philadelphia, PA

Lexol GT 865

Lexol GT 855

Lexol PG 865

Lexol PG 855

With €) symbol only

ISLAND ORGANICS, INC.

South Plainflëld, Nt’

Agar-Agar (pareye)

Guar Gum ~‘pareve~

Xar,than Gum ~‘pareve)

Locust Bean Gum (pareve)

With (~) seal & ISLAND

ORGANIC label only

KABO CHEMICALS, INC.

Jackson Hole, WY

KFO 540

With €PAREVE stamp only

KERRY INGREDIENTS

Beloit, WI

With € symbol only

MULTI-KEM CORPORATION

Ridgefield, Nt’

Guar Gum

With €t symbol only

PROTAMEEN CHEMICALS, INC.

To/a a, Boro, NJ

Potachem SMS~KO

With €PAREVE symbol only

RHONE-POULENC CHIMIE (RP)

Mëile, l~rance

Dodigel Xanthan Gum

With €) symbol only

SPECIALTY INDUSTRIAL RRODUCTS, INC.

Spartanburg, SC

Glicepol 165-K

Glicepol 185-K

~gIigicepoI 1 65-K

~oIigicepol GMO-20-K

I~olisorbac 20-K

~oIi~orbac 60!K

~ölisorbac 65~-K

l?olisorbac 89-K

Polisorbac 81 -K

Polisorbac 85-K

Sipomuise 10~0-K

Sipoest NBS-K

Sipoest REG 400 DO-K

Sipoest ~EG 400 MO-K

Sipoest 8EG 600 DO-KTR81 0-K

Sipoest 11R810-K

Sorbac 60!K

Sorbac 65-K

Sorbac 80-K

• Sorbac 83-K

Sorbac 85:K

• Sorbilol 70% A,~ & USP

With €PAREVE symbol only

STEPAN COMPANY

Maywgpd, NJ

With (~) symbol only

UNICHEMA INTERNATIONAL

I(elan Selangor, Malaysia

With symbol only

WiSCONSIN DAIRIES

Sauk City, WI

Enzymatically Modified Guar Gum (dairy)

With ~D symbol only

Enzymes

GODO SHUSEI CO. LTD.

Japan

Lactase

With symbol only

HAARMANN & REIMER

Branchburg, NJ

With (~3D symbol only

HONG MAO BIOCHEMICALS

CO., LTD.

Rayong, Thailand

Bro elain

QUEST INTERNATIONAL

Norwich, NY

Papairi

Fungal PectinaseEnzymes

Bromelain

With€ symbol only

Esters

CALGENE CHEMICAL, INC.

Skokie IL

With (~) symbol only

CRODA CHEMICALS

INTERNATIONAL LTD.

Singapore

Glycerol esters

Poly9lycerol esters

Sorbitan esters

Lactic esters

Lactic Salts

PEG esters

Propyl ne Glycol esters

With symbol only

GRINSTED (MALAYSIA) SON BHD

Penang, Malaysia

Sor6ltan Monoleate

Sorbitan Monolaunate

Glycerol Mono-B oleate

Mono-Diglycenides

Propylene Glycol Monostearate

PolyQiycerol Moqostearate

Sorbitan MonQstearate

Sodium Stearyl Lact late

Sorbitan Tnistearate

Diacetyl Tatar c Ac d Esters of Mono Dyglycer des

!~olyglycerol Monolea

PolygI cerol Polyr C noleate

With symbol only

- GRUNAU GmBh

lllertlssen, Germany

Lamegjn DWS 8000 (Datem-Esters)

With (~)PAREVE symbol only

INTERMED SDN. BHD.

Kuála Lumpur, malaysia

Esters

With € symbol only

IL CHIt. CHEMICAL CO., LTD.

Seoul Korea

IS000L MF 4000 (pareve)

• N0.~PEX ~E 2000 (pareve)

With € symbol only

INOLEX

Philadelphia, PA

PELRON CORPORATION

Lyons, IL

PEL’-SIL P-360

PEL-SIL P-367

PEL-SIL P-368

PEL-SIL P-375

WIth € Pareve symbol only

PURAC BIOQUIMICA SA

Barcelona Spain

B tyl Lactate’

Ethyl Lactate

Sodium Lactate

With € symbol only

STEPAN COMPANY

Maywood, Nt’

With €) symbol only

UNICHEMA CHEMIE B.V.

Gouda Hblland.

With t~ symbol only

UNICHEMA INTERNATIONAL

Kelang, Selangor, W malaysia

Estol (pareve) - -

Priolube (pareve)

Estasan ~pareve~ Pnifer Ester (pareve)

Admul Dur-Em(pareve)(pareve)

GMS SE 2 (pareve)

Esters areve)

WIth Pc symbol only

Ethyl Acetate

TASTEMAKER’

Cincinnati OH

Natural Ethyl Acetate

With € symbol only

Ethyl Alcohol

GEORGIA PACIFIC CORP.

Bellingham, WA

Ethyl Alcohol

With € symbol only

*MCCORMICK DISTILLING CO.

Weston, MO

Ethyl Alcohol (pareve)

With € symbol only

UNIVERSALFOODSCORPORATION

Juneau, WI

Ethyl Alcohol

With € symbol only

Falafel Balls

MICHYO KOSHER FOODS

Monsey• NY

Falafel Balls

‘Bishul Yisroel With € symbol only

Fatty Acids

ACIOCHEM Buittenvorth, Malaysia

Caprylic Acid

Capnic Acid ‘—,

Lauric Acid -

Mynistic Acid

~almitic A’öid

Steanic Acid -

Oleic Acid

Palm Oil Fatty Acids

F?alm Kernel Oil Fatty Acids

With € symbol only

AKZOJNOBEL OLEOCHEMICALS

SDN. BHD.

Rasir Gudang, Joho, Malaysia

~ãlm Stearic Acid (pareve)

PlIm Stearirie ~pareve,)

Distilled Fatty Acid (pareve), l~lydrogenathd Toppê~ Fatty ~,cid (pareve) :‘ -

Stripped Fatty acid (pareve)

Fractionated fiatty Acid (pareve)

With € symbol only

P:T. CISDANE RAYA CHEMICALS

lndinesia

Stearic Acids

Fractionated Fatty Acid

Fatty Acids

SOap Chips - With € symbol only

HESEGO INDUSTRY SDN BHD

Sëlangor~ Malaysia

‘TnStar 149 (pareve,)

With €) symbol only

H.C.I. CHEMICALS (USA) INC.,

Ijiouston, 7~( -

Oleic Acid

Stearic Acid

Palmitic Acid

Lauric Acid

Myristic Acid

Caprylic Acid

Caprylic Capric Acid

With € symbol only

INTERMED SDN. BHD.

Kuala Lumpur,Malaysia

F~atty Acids

With € symbol only

NATURAL OLEOCHEMICALS

SON BHD

- i~asir Gudang, Johor, Malaysia

Fatty Acids

When bearing the Natural OleochemicaT Label Only

With € seal

PALM-OLEO SDN BHD

Rawang, Selangor, Johor, Malaysia

Caproic Acid (pareve)

Caprylic Açild (pareve)

SOUTHERN ACIDS (M) SDN. BHD.

Kelang, Selangor, Malaysia

Fatty Acids With € symbol only

STEPAN COMPANY, PVO DEPT.

Maywqpd, NJ

With (~ symbol only

TWENTY FIR CENTURY

OLEOCHEMICALS SON. BHD.

Pasir Gudang, Johor, Malaysia

08 Caprylic Acid

010 Capric Acid

012 Launlc Acid

014 Myristic Acid

C16 Palmitic Acid

C18I16 Stearic Acid

C18=1 Oleic Acid

Distilled Palm & Palm Kernel

Fatt Acid

With .c symbol only

UNICHEMA INTERNATIONAL

Kelang, Selangor, W. Malaysia

~nisterene Stearic Acids (pareve)

~rifac Distilled Fatty Acids (pareve)

Prifac Distilled Palm Fatty Acids (pareye)

Prifac Distilled Palm Kernel

Fatty Acids (pareve)

Prifac Distilled Coconut Fatty Acids (pareve)

With € symbol only

Flavoring Extract.s

ALEX FRIES & BROS. INC.

Cincinnati, OH -

WIth € symbol only

AROMA & FLAVOR SPECIALTIES

Danbujy CT

With (~) symbol only

BATTLE CREEK FLAVORS INC.

Battle Creek, Ml

With € symbol only

CALIFORNIA BRANDS FLAVORS

Oakland, CA

With € symbol only

CHR. HANSEN’SLABORATORYINC.

Milwaukee, WI

Starter Distillate

With € symbol only

ESKIMO FLAVORS

New Berlin, WI

With € symbol only

FLAVOR DYNAMICS, INC.

Some~et, NJ

With (~ symbol Only

ELAVOR INNOVATIONS, INC.

Somerset, NJ

With € symbol only

ELAVORMATIC INDUSTRIES

INC.

Wappingers Falls, NY

With € symbol only

FLAVORS OF NORTH AMERICA

Carol tream, IL

With ic symbol only

GAMAY FOODS, INC.

Franklin, WI

With € symbol only

HAARMANN & REIMER

Branchburg, NJ

With € symbol only

T. IIASEGAWA U.S.A~INC.

Cerritos, CA

Tokyo, Japan

With € symbol only

HAUSER CHEMICAL RESEARCH, INC.

Boulder, CO

With € symbol only

INTERNATIONAL BIOFLAVORS, INC.

Waukesha, WI

Capric Acid

Caprylic-Capric~pareve,)Blend ~pareve~

Lauric Acid ~‘pareve,)

Myristic Acid ~pareve~

Palmjtic Acid f’pareve,/

Stearic (Dubber Grade, Double & TripI Pressed) (pareve)

With symbol only

• PAN CENTURY OL.EOCHEMICALS

SON. BHD.

easir Gudang Johor, Malaysia

Caprylic Acid

Caprylic Capric Acid

• Capnic Acid

Lauric Acid -

Launic Mynistic Acid

Myristic Acid

Palmitic Acid

Steanic Acid

Distilled PST-FA

Distilled PKO-FA

With € symbol only

With € symbol only

INTERNATIONAL FLAVORS

8 FRAGRANCES, INC.

Dayton NJ

With C~) symbol only

INTERNATIONAL SPICE CORP.

Mt Arilngton, NJ

With € symbol only

JGF SPECIALTIES, INC.

Waukesha, WI

Produced with Rabbi present and carrying Rabbi Stamp for i~.

V.8 E. KOHNSTAMM

Brooklyn, NY

With (~) symbol only

LAWRENCE FOODS, INC.

Elk Grove Village, IL

WIth € symbol only

DAVID MICHAEL & CO., INC.

Philadelphia, PA

WIth € symbol onlyal only

KISLEV 5756 0EC~MBER 19

14% Chocolate Mx

Chocolate Shake

Vanilla Shake

With €D symbol only

Icing & Glazings

DOMIN~ SUGAR CORPORATION

New York, NY

Set & Match Brand Icing Sugar

With l~) symbol only

Invertase

UNIVERSAL FOODS CORPORATION

Milwaukee, WI

Invertase Enzyme Extracts

WHITE STOKES COMPANY

Chicago, IL

Invertase

With € symbol only

Jams & Jellies

ATLAS PRESERVES CO., INC.

New York, NY

Mint Flavored Jelly

Mint Flavd, Apple Jelly

Pure Apple Jelly

Pure Apple Raspberry Jelly

Pure Apple Currant Jelly

Pure Apple Strawberry Jelly

Orange Marmalade, Sweet

• l?ure Plum Jam

Eure Apricot Jam

Euro Eeach Preserves

Eure Eineapple Preserves

Euro Cherry Preserves

Eure Raspberry Ereserves

Euro Strawberry Preserves

Pure Grape Jelly

Sugar Free Grape Spread

Sugar Free Apricot Spread

Sugar Free Strawberry Spread

With (~J symbol only

ESTEE CORRORATION

Parsippany, NJ

Strawberry ~‘pareve~ Apple Ipareve)

With €) symbol only

KILAUEA AGRONOMIPS, INC.

Kauai, Hawaii

Guava Puree (pareve)

With € symbol only

LAWRENCE FOODS, INC.

Elk Grove Village, IL

With ~ symbol only

Juice,

Juice Concentrates

ALCOMA PACKING1COMPANY

Lake Wales, FL

Alcoma Orange Juice Concentrate

Alcpma G@pefrult.Juice Concentrate

Alcoma Single Strength Orange juice

With (~J symbol only

BRADFORD COMPANY

~älos Vi,~des, CA

Vita Food Pineapple Juice

Concentrate (pareve)

Siam Foods Pineapple Juice Con entrate (pareve)

With symbol only

CANANDAIGUA WEST INC.

Madera, CA

Mega Red Grape Juice Concentrate (pareve)

Mega Purple Grape JuiceConcentrate (pareve)

ONLY when accompanIed with a letter from supervising Rabbi listing specific lot numbers

AND canylng t~J STAMP

DINTER GMBH, Gennsny

Diet, by RYAN TRADING CORPORATION

Tarrytown, NY

BulkJuloeConcentrates& Essences

Apple, Black Currants

Blackberries, Blueberries

Cherry~our, Cherry-Sweet

Cranberries, Elderberry

Gooseberries, Eears

Elums, Prunes, Raspberry

Rild Currants, Rosehips

Sole B rries, Strawberry

With c symbol only

HUNT WESSON INC.

ffUililrton, ~A

Tomato Juice

Wlth~€ symbol only

MCCAIN O~I INC.

Coiö~o, JL

Orange Juice

Grapefruit Juice

With (~J symbol only

RICHARDSON FOODS CORPORATION

Rochester, NY

Cranberry Cocktail Juice

With {~J symbol only

WACO MANUFACTURING

St. Louis, MO

Dr. Pepper Concentrate

Diet Dr. Pepper Concentrate

Welch Grape Soda Concentrate

Welch Strawberry Concentrate

Welch Pineapple Concentrate

Welch Fruit Punch Concentrate

Welch Peach Concentrate

With t~) symbol only

Juice Bases

RICHARDSON FOODS CORP.

Rochester, NY

Orange-Grapefruit Juice Base (101, 2½T)

Pineapple-Orange Juice Base (101, 2½T)

lImo a Pineapple-Grapefruit Juice

Base (101)

Illinois Orange-Grapefruit Juice Base (lOT, 2½T)

Prune Juice Base (lOT, 2½T, 25.6 oz. pouch)

AppleJuice Base(1 OT, 2½T, 25.6 oz. pouch)

50% Pineap’pleJuice Baae (lOT, 2½T, 25.6 oz. pouch)

Grapefruit Juice Base (lOT, 2½T, 25.6 oz. pouch)

P neapple-GrapefruitJu Ce Base (lOT, 2½T)

35% Orange Juice Base (lOT, 2½T, 25.6 oz. pouch)

Dietetic Pineapple-Grapefruit Juice

Base (lOT)

50% Orange Juice Base (lOT, 2½T

Dietetic OrangeJuice Base (lOT, 2½

New Jersey Orange Ju ce Base (10

50% Apple Juice Base (lOT, 2½T)

NewJerseyPineapple-GrapefruitJuice

Base (101)

New York State Orange Juice Base (lOT)

50% GrapefruitJuice Base(lOT, 2½T)

50% Fruit Punch Juice Base (2½T)

100% Fruit Punch Juice Base (2½T)

100% Pineapple Juice Base (2½T)

100% Applç Juice Base (2½T)

100% Orange Juice Base (2½T)

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The Gree And

eTorah

The Talmud describes the miracle of Chanukah as follows: During their occupation of the Holy Land, the Greeks entered the sanctualy and defiled all the vessels of olive oil that they found. After their defeat, the Maccabees were able to find only one cruse of oil with the seal of the High Priest intact. Though it con tained enough oil for only one day, the rekindled menorah burned miraculously for eight days, allowing enough time for new, pure oil to be prepared.

The Talmud clearly indicates that the Greeks’ defiling of the oil was intentional and systematic; they neither used the oil nor destroyed it. Rather, they purposely made it impure and left it behind. What did they hope to gain by this?

In order to answer this question, we must first analyze the root of the conflict between the Syrian-Greeks and the Jews. The Greeks of the ancient world built an expansive empire, but unlike other con querors, they did not destroy the societies which came under their control. The Greeks left intact these captured peoples; rather than destroying them, the Greeks sought to Hellenize them, to have the native cultures take on Greek characteristics. This was the Greeks’ plan of action when they

captured the Land of Israel.

The A/HaA/,ssim prayer which we recite on Chanukah makes this plan evident. It states that the Greeks tried to force the Jews to “forget Your Torah and violate the decrees ofYour will” that is, to forget the Torah as it is connected to G-d.

The Greeks were lovers of culture and literature; there is no doubt that they appreciated the wisdom and beauty of the Torah. And they had no opposition to Torah study as a science; what they opposed was the concept of the Torah as G-dly revelation. They wanted the Jewish people to study Torah in the same way they would have studied other disciplines, insensitive to the G-dliness that transcends the bounds of intellect.

The same held for the fulfillment of the Torah’s commandments. The Greeks did not object to the Jews observing these laws; the conquerors were well aware that every culture has rituals and customs peculiar to itself. Their antagonism was aroused by the idea that mitzvos are a unique means of connecting to G-d, a means that takes us beyond human limits.

This idea is alluded to in the phrase in Al HaNissim which declares that the Greeks wished to remove the Jews from

The Greeks had no opposition to Torah study as a science; what they opposed was the concept of Torah as G-dly revelation.

BASED ON THE TEACHINGS OF The Lubavitcher Rebbe, zt’l

observance of chuke/ retzonec/ia, “the decrees ofYour will.”

There are three cate gories of command ments: mishpal/rn (judgments), e/dos (testimonies), and chukim (decrees).

Mishpatim are the mitzvos that appeal to reason, such as the prohibitions against theft and murder. The eidos commemorate events in Jewish history; they are a means of reliving the past and grasping its signifi cance. One example is eating matzoh on Pesach, which affords us a medium for connecting with the experience of the Israelites under ELANA

Egyptian rule. The chukim are those mitzvos which are superrational. These are laws whose purpose is not comprehended by us, such as the Red Heifer and the pro hibition to wear clothing containing both wool and linen. As Rashi, the great Torah commentator, puts it, this type of mitzvah is a “decree from Me which you have no permission to question.”

The eidos and the mishpatim enable us to relate to G-d through means we can rationally appreciate. The chukim, by con trast, require us to rise above our intellec tual limits. When we do so, these mitzvos connect us with G-d’s infinite dimension. It was specifically the observance of the chukim, which in their superrationality presupposed a G-d who commanded them, that irked the Greek mentality and threatened their worldview. The Greeks could stand for the observance of logically grounded mitzvos; they could not abide those commandments which lacked a dis cernible logic to them.

In light of this, we can understand why the Greeks were so intent on defiling the oil but leaving it to be used in the Temple menorah. They did not wish to do away with the lighting of the menorah; rather, they desired that it be lit with impure oil, so that its light, symbolic of the light of Torah, would shine forth not in its pristine state, but with a human - Greek - touch.

The Jews responded to the SyrianGreek challenge with self-sacrifice that rose above the limits of reason. Though they were pitted against the world’s leading military power, they were determined to fight even at the cost of their lives, in order to study “Your Torah” and carry out the “decrees ofYour will.”

This power ofmerñus~ nefesli - self-sacrifice is symbolized by the one cruse of oil that still bore the seal of the High Priest. In describing the obligations of the High Priest, the Rambam writes: “His glory is to reside in the Bais HaMikdash throughout the day and to go home only at night. His home must be in Jerusalem, and he may not depart from liti.”

together, the words indicate “complete awe.” The fact that the High Priest never leaves Jerusalem means that he never abandons this allencompassing fear ofG-d.

Within each of our hearts, we all possess a similar quali ty. We, too, can relate to G-d with the intensity of the High Priest

The potential to attain this level is our “one cruse of oil.” It is hidden in every individ ual, begging to be discovered. Although a person may not uncover this internal connec tion to G-d in the ordinary circumstances of his life, it surfaces when he is chal lenged, as occurred with the Maccabees. And when this Divine bond comes to the fore, “IG-d willi deliver the mighty into the hands of the weak, the many into the hands ofthe few,” for nothing can withstand its power.

In their struggle against the Greeks, the Maccabees tapped this resource - this sin gle, pure cruse of oil - uncovering a level within their soul that transcended their usual limits. In response, G-d revealed forces that transcended the natural limits ofthis world.

The Greeks did not wish to do away with the lighting of the menorah; rathex they desired that it be lit with impure oil, so that its light, symbolic of the light ofTorah, would shine forth not in its pristine state, but with a hum - Greek - touch.

The name Yenishalayim - Jerusalemis a composite of the Hebrew words y/ra/i, awe, and s/ia/em, complete. When taken

The Chanukah miracle serves as testi mony to this essential connection to G-d that the Greeks sought to sever. That testimony is an eternal one, and is essential for us today. In our day too, the Chanukah lights remind us that through “Your Torah” and “the decrees ofYour will” - through an appreciation of the infi nite dimension of the Torah and its command ments - we can develop a complete connection with G-d. Succeeding in this will lead us to the time when our bond with G-d will encompass all existence, for “the earth will be filled with the knowledge of G-d as the waters cover the ocean bed,” a prophecy that will be ful filled with the coming ofthe Messiah.•

FLEROVA, OIL ON BOARD, 1995/COURTESY OF BRUSHSTROKES: 718-972-0682

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determine the exact nature of your situa tion, local referrals, evaluations of the vari ous elder-care services (in-home care, adult day care, nursing homes, etc.), and informa tion on Medicare and Medicaid entitle ments. If these aren’t available through an employer, check with your local city and county governments. Most localities now have departments, albeit small ones, to address elder-care issues.

osh and Rina have just finished rear

Jing their children. Their youngest got married two months ago, and they are thrilled to finally have the opportunity to enjoy one another’s company undis turbed. They’ve made travel plans for an extended vacation overseas in the coming year. Then comes word that Josh’s mother has fallen in her home, and is no longer able to take care of herself. Josh has no brothers or sisters and can’t rely on anyone else to help.

This sort of scenario is here to stay, with the aging ofAmerica, more and more mid dle-aged men and women are finding them selves required to care for a parent (or rela tive). The obligation to furnish elder care

falls on people in all age groups and cuts across class lines. The load may be light, involving an occasional visit or arranging for housekeeping and meals; or it can be heavy, entailing the provision of complete nursing care in your home.

Balancing those needs can strain your own health and finances and the well-being ofyour family, as well as impacting the per son for whom you are caring How do you cope with this added responsibility in your life, and where can you get help? The fol lowing suggestions provide some guidelines.

If you or your spouse is employed and can access elder care advice through an Employee Assistance Program, take advan tage of the available information and refer rals. Getting all the facts early is the best way to address the problem head on, before it snowballs. A few of the materials you will need are: guides and checklists to help you

You have the right to obtain up-to-date information on your loved one’s condition. Work with your parent’s physician to deter mine if improvements in his health can be made, so that you have a realistic picture of the future. Ifyou are providing assistance to someone living in his own home, you will want to pay special attention to his nutri tional and medicinal needs. Ill people who live alone often do not eat properly. In addition, they may forget to take prescribed medication, or they may take the wrong amounts of medicine at the wrong times. Any of these mistakes can have profound consequences for the senior’s physical and mental well-being Schedule your visits at times when you are most needed, so that you can dispense proper medication and

As the population grays, children are assuming the role of parents

can ensure that your parent consumes regu lar, healthful meals.

Whether the person in need of care is living with you or in his own home, there are steps you can take to make his environ ment safer. Your goal is to minimize the likelihood of accidents. Older folks are sus ceptible to falls; to minimize the danger of injuly, put away rugs that slip or that tend to wrinkle. In addition, remove furniture with sharp edges, use stable chairs, take away as much breakable glass as possible, and install handrails and grab-bars in the tub or shower. Lower the setting on the hot water heater to prevent inadvertent scalding. It is advisable to mark the hot water taps with bright red paint or reflector tape. Reflector tape can also be used as a warn ing device at the top and bottom of stairs and near other potentially dangerous areas.

Make sure that lighting is always ade quate, particularly on stairs and hallways, and leave a night light on in the bathroom as well. Handrails can be installed as need ed, and furniture should be arranged for the senior’s maximum convenience and com fort. (You may protest that your decor is going to pieces, but it’s a sacrifice well worth making) Remove excess clutter and loose objects from floors, stairways, and halls. Rearrange closets and cabinets so that the most-needed items are easy to reach. Get rid of poisonous or toxic materials. Bring cleaning fluids with you rather than leaving them at your parent’s house; if he is living in your home, put a lock on cabinets that contain dangerous items. The impor tance of these safety measures cannot be overstated; they may mean the difference between life and death.

It is critical that your loved one be able to communicate quickly with the outside in case of an emergency. Install extra phones, if necessaly, so that an extension is always nearby, and make sure that emergency numbers (Fire, Police, Ambulance) are marked in large letters near evety phone. Place flashlights near the phones and in other strategic locations, and periodically check to see that all are in working order, perhaps at the same time you do a weekly or monthly check of the smoke detectors. There are systems (such as Life Phone) that allow someone to page a central service by simply pushing a button. The service imme diately contacts a pre-arranged list (you, your parent’s doctor, and so on) with the notification that there is an emergency.

Even ifyour parent prefers to live in his own home, at some point you may have to

consider moving him. Is he living alone in an unsafe part of town? Is his residence so far from your home or job that you spend precious hours eveiy week commuting? Is he living in a house that is too large or is not designed for someone with physical impairments? Finding a new residence that is more convenient may prolong your par ent’s ability to maintain a reasonable level ofindependence.

It is never easy to move; this is particu larly true for an older person, who carries many cherished memories of his home. In addition, older folks tend to be more resistant to change. Nonetheless, the short-term trau ma of moving to a smaller, more accessible place is outweighed by the danger ofa broken hip or other injuly, or to inadvertent neglect because ofthe distance from caregivers.

People tend to amass and save numer ous unneeded items; when it comes time for an elder person to move, it usually means getting rid of some possessions. This can be traumatic. Stories about adult chil dren “sneaking trash” out of a parent’s home, or relatives bickering over who wants which possessions, are legion. Work with your parent to determine what should be saved and what should be given or thrown away. Unless the senior is suffering from a debilitating mental condition such as Alzheimer’s, he should be willing and able to participate in the process, which can be a rewarding experience for all involved.

Unneeded items such as furniture and clothing can be donated via a synagogue or some other charity to needy (and grateful) recipients. Books and magazines can be given to a hospice, nursing home, or libraiy.

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done one way, ask yourself if it must be done, or if it may be accomplished in some other manner. You may have to change some habits, such as what you cook and when you serve meals. There are alternatives in most situations. Do not attempt to force an elderly person to do all of the changing, but at the same time do not sacrifice those things that are most important to you. Try to solve the most crucial problems one at a time. Single out one thing that you can change to make the situation less frustrating, and work on that Maintain a sense ofhumor, and try to forge a happy middle ground.

Happy Chanukah

Once again my family will gather to celebrate the rededication oftheTemple after the victory ofJudah Macahee. To light the candles commemorating the miracle ofa one days supply ofoil that burned for eight days. To reaffirm the importance ofJewish iradition and the love offamily. As we celebrate the eight-day Festival ofLights,let us hope that its glow can radiate hope and joy tbmugout our troubled world.

personal finances are a veiy sensi

tive subject for most people, but become critical for the majority of retired people. If the person for whom you are caring has considerable assets, consider hiring a financial planner to assist you in handling the estate. Your par ent need not be wealthy to benefit from the advice of an expert And take a few classes at your community college so that you will have a better understanding of the laws that pertain to estate planning

Keep an eye out that bills are being paid on time. Older people with physical or mental infirmities may no longer be up to the task of handling their own finances. Telltale signs include bounced checks, lost social security checks, and the inability to buy food or other necessities.

If you are the caregiver and you have siblings, arguments may arise concerning the best method to handle financial chal lenges. Generally one person should not assume the entire load of elder care. Some people delegate financial matters to an outof-state sibling, particularly one with finan cial expertise. The family sees this as the long-distance sibling’s contribution to the upkeep effort, but be waly, the arrangement may backfire, because the person handling the money matters may not have a real grasp of the expenses and care involved, or there may be delays in payments being made because ofgeographical distances.

One daughter whose mother was living with her complained offeeling that she had to go to her brother with hat in hand every time she needed reimbursement for a legiti mate caregiving expense. Again, this is an individual matter, and varies from family to family, but it is always important for the lines ofresponsibility to be expressed in writing, so that there are no misunderstandings.

Caring for another person takes time and energy. In today’s busy world, it is

Happy Chanukah to all our friends, from all of us atWaldbaum’s and may the joy of the season remain with you throughout the coming year.

unlikely that any one person can “do it all.” Make sure you get enough rest; your health, as well as the health of the person for whom you are caring, depends on it Don’t be afraid to ask for help when it’s needed; family, friends, neighbors, your synagogue, or a support group may all be able to con tribute in small or large ways. Day-care cen ters, government-sponsored senior citizen activities, and other forms of assistance are out there, if you look hard enough. You may also want to hire occasional outside help to give yourselfa much-needed reward. If you can’t stand the thought of a stranger caring for your loved one, hire someone to clean your house or to do errands; this will free you to focus your time and energ,~,’ on your parent This way you won’t push your selfto the point ofexhaustion.

Stay informed. Books and articles, videos, and consumer information packets cover all aspects of caregiving. Don’t let yourself become isolated. Keeping abreast of new medical breakthroughs, getting on the mailing list of the AARP (American Association of Retired Persons) and similar groups, and making frequent trips to the libraiy will help give you a sense of control. You are not alone, so avoid the tendency to feel isolated from friends and co-workers who are not in your situation. Keep up with the most enjoyable aspects of your social life, as you will need the relaxation and sup port you get from outside activities.

Remember that aging, like all other pas sages in life, is an individual process. As long as your parent can remain on his own - and prefers it - you are better offnot inter fering. Take his feelings and desires into consideration; some people who are home bound do not really enjoy having a lot ofvisi tors over, while others like the company.

At some point, you may decide you can’t handle everything. Prepare early for this eventuality, and have a backup plan which you can put into effect if you have reached the end ofyour rope. Do not push yourself to the point where you go from being a caregiver to where you yourselfneed help.

Providing care for someone else can be a rewarding experience, worth all the effort But each situation is unique, and you alone must make the decision about what you can handle. By using the available resources and keeping an even keel, you can help your loved one successfully navigate this new chapter in his life.•

J.C Bradac has written for numerous national magazines. This is herfirst appearance in The Jewish Homemaker.

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The title leaped onto the screen and flickered.

Human Nature; the Marxian View.

Aliza said the title aloud, unsure if the years behind a computer screen hadn’t totally destroyed her ability to read.

One of the cataloguers, Yechezkel, looked up. “Frankly, I think it should be burned.” He was hunched rabbini cally over a Talmud volume, part of a sleek set that had just come in. To him and his fellow scholars, this vol ume was a lifeline to G-d. To the Libraiy of Congress, it was BM 497 or other.

Aliza dutifully typed in the acces sion number found on the lower right-hand corner of the index card. This was the code used to summon a book from the Library of Congress database. Now Human Nature, the Marxian View had its home in this forever growing database.

Amazing, she thought, the times we live in. The entire world’s wisdom is being compressed into a disk the size of her alarm clock. Yet somehow all that knowledge seemed greatly reduced when left at the mercy of cybernetics, arguably mankind’s greatest invention. A mere flick of a switch could wipe out mankind’s works from the memory for good.

The library where she worked was inte grating its old collection of books - old meaning anything catalogued by the numerically based Dewey Decimal system - into the modern Library of Congress (“LC”) databases, in order to prepare for

the coming online service. This process, in library parlance, was called “retrospective conversion,” since these books were being changed over long after computers had entered the world, and long after the books’ publication date.

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the maps, would be summoned by a simple keystroke. Those long card catalog drawers people used to look up Jane Austen would go by the way of Miss Austen’s quill pen. Soon she and all her author friends would be a byte at some memory bank in Washington, and all anyone had to do to look her up would be to sit down at some terminal.

Day after day Aliza combed through the old catalog drawers, bringing up ancient titles onto the screen and typing in the Dewey number. Each volume told its own story, ofvanished bestsellerdom and topical urgency. But now, half these books seemed lit tle more than museum pieces, relics of an era that seemed as remote to Aliza as a Martian crater. That era had faded long before her parents even met and married, and probably even long before her late grandparents, dazed and haunted, had hobbled onto American shores, vic tims of a different kind ofcivilization.

After two hours, not only was Aliza becom ing completely bored, starting to ache.

“Oh, no.”

of her reddening eyes. She loved walking by the stacks of the recent acquisitions. Invariably she grabbed something - a text book, a bestseller, an ethical or legal work by a rabbi, a pundit wringing his hands over the decline of western civilization and took it home to add to the piles on her night table. One of these days she’d read them all.

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Goldie looked up. “What’s wrong?”

“I think I entered the wrong edition.”

“How do you know?”

“We have two holdings, and one card doesn’t say very much.”

Aliza did a title search: Hum,na,th,M. Instantly several nearly identical lines raced across the screen.

“Different dates and publishers. Wonderful.” Aliza held up a blue index card - not the kind used by the venerable Library of Congress, but the kind students might use to crib for exams. This one was dark ened by age. Author, title - that was all this unknown and probably long dead librarian had written.

Sighing, Aliza placed the index card in an envelope filled with similar questions. She knew what she had to do - and she did this twenty times a day. go to the stacks to check the publisher and pagination.

Actually, she thought as she pressed the elevator button, she enjoyed the breaks away from the desk And not only because

When he waved at Aliza, she waved back “How is school, Fyodor?”

“Is fine, thank you.” Yawning, Fyodor rum maged through a dingy backpack, then removed another paper bag. “Kol hakavod,” she whispered. If anyone deserved this traditional expression of encourage ment, it was Fyodor. How could anyone tackle the night shift after a full day before a chalkboard? Yet underneath his frail frame lurked a mind like a giant’s. Back home in Moscow, where he had been a medical technician, he had vowed to become a doctor the minute he gained his visa. It was a vow he did not intend to break

A spiked metal rectangle poked out of the bag, and Aliza recognized it right awaya menorah Fyodor planned to light when he got home.

“What are your plans for Chanukah?” she asked.

“Nothing. I work And I eat”

Aliza frowned. “Why, Fyodor? Aren’t there any parties?”

“My uncle might give one. But why? I happy enough without party.”

She believed him. If for years Fyodor had lit candles behind a curtained room under the eyes of the KGB, the ability to choose how to spend Chanukah appeared just as liberating as the decision to stay at home. For him a party had once consisted of a few friends sharing greasy potato pan cakes and whispering holiday tunes in a rusty Yiddish and a cracked melody. Now a party was simply one ofhis options.

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She hurried away.

The staircase brought her to the Dewey collection, a dingy display ofvolumes, some ofwhich had the seams falling off the spine. As Aliza’s nose tingled, then erupted into a sneeze, she remembered what she hated most about coming here. These dusty old books were worse than pollen.

Human nature; the Marxian View. It should be here. She went backwards in the alphabet The Meaning ofMa,,ism. Ma,dsm and Freedom. When she got to Bolshevism: An Introduction to Soviet Communism, she knew she had gone too far.

She’d have to check the card trays; Aliza wondered who on earth would borrow such an antique. Unless it was stolen. Or, more likely, had been placed in permanent stor age down in the basement

She had gone down there only once. The basement was a warehouse for discard ed or duplicate items, things no one ever cared to look at anymore, a way station for books on their way to oblivion. Most would languish in neglect and abandonment But some might be lucky enough to get sold to other libraries or dealers.

It was the preservation project that had brought her there, just about a month ago. That had involved a totally different set of books. She had felt sony for those books, for some reason.

No regular libraiy would have wanted them. Even collectors might hesitate. But these books were different. They were sefarim, Jewish holy books, many rare and some even centuries old, which were being committed to microfilm.

Upstairs, in the main libraiy, she, Aliza, had been placed in charge of proofing the microfilm after the books were returned from the photographer. The librarian had hovered over her at the microfilm reader and pointed to the sheet

“You’re to check each roll, and make sure eveiy page is photographed in order,” the librarian commanded. “I’m afraid some of these old books were printed rather cheaply. You might find quite a few pages missing or out ofsequence.”

As the older woman leaned over and pointed to the screen, her necklace bounced off her chest. “Sometimes you’ll find a blotch on it That could be a stain on the page, or it could be the photographer’s error. Make a note of it If it’s his error, then

we send it back to be redone.”

Watching the spool of film glide through under the glass, Aliza obediently marked oil the sheets for the offending blotches and nicks. Many of the books had missing or permanently damaged pages, which were recorded in her sheets and on the microfilm. Like an old broken toy the book dandled open on her knee while she worked.

How she hated this. The rust from the thick brown covers invariably stained her hands and clothes. And the smell! The bindings reeked of mildew and hinted of treacherous ocean voyages filled with thirdclass cargo. She imagined peddler pushcarts creaking through muddy, unpaved roads in wheat fields and marsh destitute and defeated old men chased by screaming chil dren and snarling bloodhounds. The writ ings, some in spideiy Rashi script, told their own stoly.

After she had finished, Aliza had wheeled the volumes down to the base ment. That was her first contact with this vast, subterranean world. And she won dered: After the books were dutifully put away on a long row of metal shelves, what would become of them? So frail and bat tered did they look, might they at least be discarded with dignity together with the rest of the sheimos, the holy writings? Whereas these were voices from the past, perhaps they deserved their own burial place, as a monument to a vanished era.

Shaking herself, Aliza glanced at the index card with the salute to Karl Marx She laughed at the thought that the old sefarim, which exuded a certain decrepit charm, might actually be down there in that purga— toly with this apostate and his kind. Might they?

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There was no Karl Marx, only a group of unknown authors. As the smell of mildew touched her nose, Aliza knew the area she was approaching. Sure enough, the sight of the ancient Hebrew vol umes loomed in view, vol umes that had once seen better days and were now put away to rest

Something caught her eye, and for some reason she felt she had to stop. A book rested forlornly by itself at the end of the shelf, atop a heap of old journals, like an after thought Apparently some one who had also helped on the preservation project had gotten lazy and left it there.

The title, in faded Hebrew letters, indi cated some kind of memorial book, one issued in honor of a town leader or scholar. She opened the cover - carefully, of course, but curiously.

“Lvov. 1914.”

Lvov. Her zeidie came from there. Hadn’t the town changed hands a few times? German, Polish, Russian, German, Polish. Finally it remained with Poland. By then, its Jews were gone. The shtetl lay as ravaged as the pages before her, and the Bolsheviks her zeidie so hated had moved in to stay. Or so it seemed.

deathbed, she had watched him give up the ghost diplomatically, as ifhe were back at the camps, and would fight death on his own terms.

A handwritten inscription crawled off the corner, next to a row of brownish blotches. In Yiddish, someone’s name - Yitzchak something or other. No doubt the book had outlived its owner.

for a fruitless search. Or maybe not so fruit less. Something was down there that she had to see, although it was definitely not the Karl Marx book

“Now to get rid of the wrong book,” she declared.

She advanced to the terminal. Her hands danced deftly over the keys, until the titles came to an end and she had found the right one.

Then she typed: “Delete from holdings.” Judaism survives; Marx was history.•

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Something about the blotches caught her attention, and Aliza peered closer. The blotches could be dirt or mud, or even age, though on the sheets she could only describe them as technicalities. The dry dark brown spots had the years, like something that had settled and seeped in. It was the color ofblood.

hat’s wrong?” Goldie asked as Aliza returned to her desk “You look like you’ve seen a ghost”

“Oh, I was just thinking about some thing,” Aliza answered. “I guess since the funeral you know.” Quickly she held up the index card. “I couldn’t find it,” she said.

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“What? Oh, you’re still looking for that book about Marx?” Goldie exclaimed. “It wasn’t on the shelf?”

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“And it wasn’t in the main catalog, either?”

“No.”

The woman shrugged. “It was probably one of those we removed.”

“You mean it was never in the basement?”

“No. It was deaccessed. The library no longer needed it, for whatever reason. We just forgot to remove the shelf list card, that’s all.”

“Easy come, easy go,” replied Aliza, and she regretted the time away from her desk

remembered Benny’s parents, and the day - erev Yom Kippur - he and they had been transported to the notorious death camp Treblinka. A day later the Fishoffs were murdered. This old man had been one of the very few to escape Treblinka, where death was usually immediate. It was truly extraordinary that Benny had met him, but then again, nothing about Benny’s life has been ordinary.

Last year the Fishoffs went to Shanghai. They visited the one-room Jewish muse um, where Benny was surprised to find a Japanese identification card that had once belonged to a young Gerer chassid. Benny recognized himself in the fifty-year-old photograph. The face on the wall repre sented a young man separated from his family and living tenaciously in a foreign land. The man visiting the museum and viewing himself was a successful business man and patron of rabbis - yet on the inside, Yechiel BenZion Fishoff still has a foot in the shtetl.

Benny suffered devastating losses - his entire family in the Holocaust, and his wife when she was young. Yet he makes an extraordinary statement ofsimple faith and optimism. “I’ve had a very good life, a happy life.”

After a life of special experiences, what is Benny Fishofi’s message to the next gen eration? “One should never, ever give up hope, whether in business, in private life, or in health. We have seen so many mira cles happen. We live with hope. No matter what happens in life, things can change in one minute. ‘G-d’s salvation comes in the wink of an eye’ ía Rabbinic sayingj. We are not alone.”•

Chanie Ge,smer~ aftequent contnbutor to this magazme, ir the author ofAt Mama’s Knee, publishedbyBR

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Agraduate can firmly attest, noth ing sends ripples across the smooth waters of domestic serenity sooner than a husband’s misguided attempt to teach his wife how to drive. No matter how patient a soul is he, how apt a student she, the enterprise is doomed to failure.

The fault, dear reader, lies not in any basic incompatibility between instructor and pupil, but in the inherently and wholly different set of emotional, mental, and psy chological attitudes that men and women bring to the automotive experience. Just visit any showroom and listen in on the conversation of a couple looking to pur chase a new car. He’s talking rack-and-pin ion; she’s talking green. And that, dear read er, is only the beginning

Consider the following scenario.

You’ve just dropped your husband offat the train station and you’re on the way back home when suddenly and without warning the car ahead of you comes to a full stop. You slam on the brakes in the nick of time, narrowly avoiding a nasty collision and, more frightening still, the necessity to get out of your car and have the entire world see you in a ticheL ratty teny robe, and your teenage daughter’s fuzzy pink bunny rabbit slippers.

“Gotta be a man driver,” you mutter in an exasperated tone ofvoice.

Has a strange, rather surrealistic ring to it, doesn’t it?

That’s because women drivers, unlike their male counterparts, do not blame eveiy vehicular mishap on the opposite gender’s lack of skill, coordination, and common sense.

On the other hand, few men have ever been caught in their bunny slippers.

Consider yet another scenario.

You’re back at the station, this time to meet the incoming six p.m. train. Your hus band jumps into the passenger seat, greets you warmly, and, without further ado, pro ceeds to question your chosen route home.

“Why are you going straight?”

“Because we live straight ahead,” you explain reasonably.

“That may be true,” he says, “but when you’re driving, the shortest distance between two points is not necessarily a straight line. Now if you make a right turn, go three blocks, hang a left, and come up around the avenue, you’ll make it home much faster than the way you’re going”

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“And how is that possible?”

“No lights.”

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And while we’re on the subject, this burning need to arrive at a destination, any destination, in record-breaking time is also unique to the male driver. After much seri ous thought, I believe I’ve discovered the reason for this peculiar phenomenon. A man is always in a huny to get where he’s going because once he gets there he needs the extra time to find parking at a metei~ under no circumstances is he going to put that car in a lot.

Now the july is still out on whether the causes for this are biological or environ mental, but the average male finds it virtual ly impossible to pay for parking. The same husband who will, with naiy a flicker of an eyelash, plunk down $200 for dinner for two at the finest restaurant, will grow faint at the mere prospect of pulling into its adja cent lot, opting instead to park at a meter twenty-seven blocks away. “There’s nothing like a long walk to build an appetite,” he tells his whimpering wife en route to the restaurant. “There’s nothing like a long walk after a heavy meal,” he will announce on the trek back Regarding the three trips he makes during the meal to feed the meter he has the good sense to make no comment.

While it may seem that he’s being heart less and insensitive, in the interest ofshalom bayis it is essential for a woman to under stand that, when caught up in the challenge of finding a parking space, her husband lit erally does not hear her when she tells him she’d rather not walk two and a half miles right now because: a) it’s raining; b) she’s wearing four-inch heels; and c) she’s just begun the final stages of labor.

A long trip offers the best opportunity to observe gender-based variations in automo tive style. Practically from the moment you fill the gas tank a man can hardly wait to jump out of the car and pump the stuff himselfwhile a woman would rather submit to a triple root canal the differences are glaringly apparent. A woman has no prob lem asking for directions and will indeed ask for them many times over, from anyone conscious and standing upright, not exclud ing small children and squeegee-wielding winos; a man never does. Wherever he may wander, evety self-respecting man lives by the motto: “Who says that guy knows his way around any better than I do? Here again a woman is advised to be understand ing So intent may her husband be on flying to remember whether this is the eighth or ninth time he’s passed the 7-Il on Main

Street, it’s hardly any wonder he’s deaf to his wife’s exhortations that he’d better ask directions real soon because: a) they’re run ning out of gas; b) a patrol car with a suspi cious police officer inside has just begun following them; and c) she’s just begun the final stages of labor.

Rather than rely on the kindness and dubious geographic expertise of strangers, a man prefers to put his faith in the road map and, since he’s busy driving, his wife’s sus pect ability to read one.

“O.K., where are we?”

“Well, let’s see. As far as I can make out, if we keep heading west on Route 14, we should come right up on Sheepherder’s Overpass. Of course, you’ll have to find some way around that mountain first.”

“Mountain. What mountain? There shouldn’t be any mountain between here and the overpass.”

“Why, it’s right here oops, sony, that’s just a coffee stain from when you went over that speed bump a couple of miles back”

“OK, forget the mountain. Now where do I hey, why are you folding the map?”

“I can’t read anymore. I’m carsick”

“Now?”

“Uh-huh. You know I get nauseous when I ny to read in a moving vehicle.”

“You didn’t seem to have any problem reading that book for the last three hours.”

“Maps are different. I think it must be all those squiggly lines that make me queasy. What, you don’t believe me? I’m not the only one who has this problem, you know. Remember last summer when our neigh bors the Turtlebaums drove to Kansas to attend their grandson’s bris? Well, Mrs. Turtlebaum told me that Mr. Turtlebaum made her read the road map all the way there. Now when she even hears someone say “Wichita,” she has to sit down and put her head between her knees.”

“All right. Tell you what. I’ll pull over at the next rest stop. You take the wheel, and I’ll read the map.”

“Fine.”

Would that it were. You’ve barely driven a mile when it begins.

“Don’t you think you’re going a bit too fast?”

“Fast? You call this fast? I’m barely doing the limit. Fast is what you’ve been doing for the last 250 miles.”

“You may want to pass that guy in front of us. There’s a lot of smoke coming out of his exhaust. WAIT! What’d you just do?”

“I passed the car in front of us, just like you tcld me to.”

“I didn’t mean right that second! You crossed a double yellow line. You’re never supposed to cross a double yellow line!”

“But there were no cars coming”

“Well, there’s one coming now. And it’s got a blinking red light on top.”

Even when dealing with the highway patrol, men and women employ different techniques. Men tend to be respectful and highly conciliatory, as in: “You’re absolutely right, officer, but you see, my wife’s not real ly all that accustomed to highway driving, so if you could possibly see your way clear to giving her another chance, I’m sure she’ll be much more careful in the future.”

Women, on the other hand, tend to be a teeny bit more defensive, as in: “If the police would spend their time going after real criminals rather than bothering upstanding citizens who aren’t harming anybody but are just going off for a nice, pleasant vacation which they’ve been plan ning for months, this would be a much safer country to live in.”

“Can you believe he gave me a ticket?” you ask your husband as the patrolman pulls away.

“I can’t talk right now,” he says, drop ping his head between his knees. “I’m feel ing a little carsick”

Even when you arrive at your destina tion - say, the home of dear friends who’ve invited you to spend Shabbos - the differ ences persist.

“How was your trip?” asks your host as soon as you climb out of the car.

“Great!” says your husband. “We drove it in under eight hours.”

“Wow! You made terrific time! What route did you take?”

“Well, we started out on the Interstate, and took 1-19 till Dover’s Bridge, where we picked up Route 67 West. Then we got on Stifling a yawn, your hostess turns to you.

“How was your trip?”

“Great! We stopped at the most fantastic shopping mall. You won’t believe the bar gains I picked up.”

As you walk to their front door, your host suddenly notices that you’ve gotten a new automobile. “Nice car,” he says. “I see you got the new 24 valve X-KG with fourwheel independent suspension and a 214 horsepower engine.”

“Very nice,” his wife munnurs in agree ment. “Green.”+

Chanie Friedman is a frequent contributor to this column and has authored two children~c books published by ArtscrollMesorah.

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Exciting, healthy ideas for Chanukah celebrations and year ‘round

Chanukah is celebrated this year starting Monday, December 18th, the 25th day of Kislev, The growing popularity of healthier, lighter foods has spawned many trends in eating. So for this Chanukah, why not a lighter latke? In the recipes ahead, you’ll find oil but in relatively small quantities. Try both the potato and spinach

recipes for No-Fry Latkes. They are baked rather than fried, yet are crisp, golden, and delicious.

There is also increased interest in cooking without meat -another part of the trend toward healthier eating. The key to a nutritious diet is to eat a wide variety of foods, including vegetables, fruits, leafy greens, whole grains, nuts, seeds, and legumes.

Black Bean and Corn Casserole, Couscous and Mushroom Casserole, and Vegetarian Harvest Oven Stir-Fry are filling, meatless dishes. And tofu-based recipes, such as Tofu Stir-Fry, are a great meat substitute and a good source of calcium.

This Chanukah, delight your family and friends with these choices, and score health points as well!

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TABLEWARE AND ACCESSORIES COURTESY OF BOUTIQUE LA MESA. MONTREAL CANADA

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VEGETARIAN BULGUR CHILI

1 Thsp. olive or canola oil

2 onions, chopped

2 green or red peppers, chopped

3 cloves garlic, crushed

2 cups mushrooms, sliced

1 9-oz. can red kidney beans, drained, rinsed

1 9-oz. can chick peas, drained, rinsed

1,4 cup bulgur

28-oz. can stewed tomatoes

1 cup bottled salsa (mild or medium)

1/2 cup water

1 tsp. salt (or to taste)

1/2tsp. pepper

1 Thsp. chili powder

1 tsp. dried basil

1/2tsp. dried oregano

1/4 tsp. cayenne

1 Thsp~ unsweetened cocoa powder

1 tsp. sugar

1/2 tsp. ground cumin

Conventional Method: Heat oil in a large pot Sauté onions, pep pers, and garlic for 5 minutes on medium heat Add mushrooms and sauté 4 or 5 minutes longer. Add remaining ingredients; bring to a boil, and simmer, covered, for 25 to 30 minutes, stirring occasionally. Serve over rice or noodles Tastes even better the next day.

Microwave Method: Combine oil, onions, peppers, and garlic in a 3-quart microsafe pot Microwave, covered, on High for 5 minutes. Add mushrooms and microwave 2 minutes longer. Add remaining ingredients. Cover and microwave on High for 18 to 20 minutes, stir ring once or twice. Let stand cov ered for 10 minutes

Makes 12 servings, approxi mately 1 cup each.

Nutrition per serving: 168 Calories (without rice or pasta), 7g Protein, 2g Fat 32g Carbohydrate, 820mg Sodium, 0mg Cholesterol, 7g Fiber.

Note: The high sodium content is due to the canned kidney beans and chickpeas. To reduce the sodium, cook dried beans (see “Using Your Bean”).

• COUSCOUS & MUSHROOM CASSEROLE

1 cup couscous

2 cups water or broth

4 green onions (scallions or shallots), chopped (about 1/2 cup)

3 cloves garlic, minced

1 red or green pepper, chopped

2 tsps. olive or canola oil

1 cup mushrooms, sliced

Salt and pepper, to taste

1/2 tsp. dried basil

1 cup cooked or canned chickpeas or black-eyed peas

(See “‘Using Your Bean”)

I medium carrot, grated

2 Thsps. finely chopped dill or a pinch of cumin (optional)

Conventional Method: In a large saucepan, sauté onions, gar lic, and red pepper in oil, until golden. Add mushrooms and cook 3 to 4 minutes longer. Add water or broth; bring to a boil. Stir in couscous along with remaining ingredients; cover and bring back to a boil. Reduce heat and simmer until all the liquid has been absorbed, about 5 to 10 minutes. Fluff with a fork before serving.

Microwave Method: In a 2quart microsafe casserole, com bine couscous and water or broth. Let stand while you prepare veg etables. Combine onions, garlic, and red pepper with oil in a 2-cup glass measuring cup. Microwave uncovered on High for 3 to 4 min utes, until tender-crisp. Stir in mushrooms. Cook 2 minutes longer. Add to couscous mixture along with seasonings, chickpeas, carrots, and dill. Microwave, cov ered, on High for 7 to 8 minutes, until all the liquid has been absorbed. Fluff with a fork before serving. Adjust seasonings to taste.

Makes 6 servings, approximate ly 4 cup each.

Nutrition per serving: 261 Calories, lOg Protein, 4g Fat, 48g Carbo hydrate, 19mg Sodium, 0mg Cholesterol, 9g Fiber.

• TOFU STIR-FRY

1/4 cup pareve chicken or vegetable broth

2 Thsps. soya sauce

1 Thsp. rice or white wine vinegar

1 tsp. sugar

I Thsp. grated fresh ginger

1 clove garlic, crushed

I pound firm tofu

2 cups broccoli fiorets

2msps. sesame seeds

I Thsp. canola or peanut oil

1 red pepper, cut into strips

I cup green onions (shallots), sliced

2 additional cloves garlic, crushed

2 cups mushrooms, sliced

1/2 pound fresh spinach, washed, dried, tom into bite-sized pieces

I cup bean sprouts

1 tsp. Oriental sesame oil

Freshly ground pepper

1. Place the tofu between 2 dinner plates and weigh it down with a heavy weight on the top plate. Let sit for 20 to 30 minutes, spilling off liquid as it accumulates Cut tofu into 3/4” slices, then cut slices into 3fl’ strips.

2. Combine broth, soya sauce, vinegar, sugar, ginger, and garlic in a plastic bag. Add tofu and mar inate in the refrigerator for at least 2 hours (preferably overnight), turning bag over occasionally so that tofu will marinate evenly. Wash broccoli and shake off excess water. Microwave, covered, on High for 2 minutes, or steam for 4 to 5 minutes in a saucepan on top of the stove. Broccoli should be bright green and slight ly crunchy. Rinse under cold water to stop the cooking process

3. In a large non-stick skillet or wok, toast sesame seeds until gold en, shaking pan to avoid burning the seeds Remove from pan and set aside. Add peanut oil to skillet and heat about 1 minute. Add red peppers and onions; stir-fry for 1 minute. Add garlic and mushrooms; stir-fry 1 to 2 minutes, or until mush rooms begin to soften and release their juices Add the tofu and any remaining marinade; mix gently. Add broccoli, spinach, bean sprouts, and sesame oil; reduce heat to medium and cover. Cook about 2 or 3 minutes, until tofu is heated through and vegetables are cooked. Add pepper to taste. Sprinkle with toasted sesame seeds Serve over rice. Makes 6 servings An excellent source of calcium, at 260mg per serving.

Nutrition per serving: 199

Calories, 1 6g Protein, 1 2g Fat, 1 4g Carbohydrate, 388mg Sodium, 0mg Cholesterol, 3g Fiber.

Note: If sauce requires thickening, dissolve V tablespoon corn starch in ¼ cup orange juice, water, or broth. Add to wok, bring to a boil, and stir until thickened.

• VEGETARIAN HARVEST OVEN STIR-FRY

2 cups eggplant, cut into narrow strips

1 red pepper, cored, seeded, cut into narrow strips

1 yellow pepper, cored, seeded, cut into narrow strips

1 cup red onion, halved, cut into narrow strips

1 cup zucchini, cut into narrow strips

I cup sliced mushrooms

3 cloves garlic, crushed

1 Thsp. olive oil

1 Thsp. balsamic vinegar or lemon juice

Salt and pepper, to taste 2msps. minced fresh basil

Preheat broiler, or preheat oven to 400°. Prepare vegetables. Mix together with garlic, oil, vinegar or lemon juice, and seasonings. Spread out in a thin layer on a large foil-lined baking sheet

Place pan on top rack of oven. Broil for 10 to 15 minutes, or bake for 25 to 30 minutes, stirring once or twice, until tender-crisp and lightly browned. Makes 4 servings.

Nutrition per serving: 114 Calories, 4g Protein, 4g Fat, 1 8g Carbohydrate, 0mg Cholesterol, 9mg Sodium, 2g Fiber. •

CHICKPEA HUMMUS

1 9-oz. can chickpeas (or 2 cups cooked chickpeas; See “‘Using Your Bean”)

1/4 cup fresh parsley

3 cloves garlic

2 Thsps. tehina (sesame paste)

I Thsp. olive oil (or 2 tsps. olive oil plus 1 tsp. Oriental sesame Oil)

6 Thsps. fresh lemon juice (juice of 2 lemons)

1,4 tsp. salt (to taste)

Freshly ground pepper

1,4 tsp. ground cumin

1. Drain chickpeas, reserving about ¼ cup liquid. Rinse chick peas; drain well. Place parsley and garlic in a food processor. Process until finely minced, about 15 seconds. Add chickpeas and process until puréed. Add remain ing ingredients and process until very smooth, adding 3 or 4 table spoons reserved chickpea liquid to obtain a creamy texture. Processing time should be about 2 to 3 minutes. Scrape down sides of processor bowl two or three times during processing.

2. Transfer mixture to a serving bowl; cover and refrigerate. Serve chilled with pita, crackers, or cru dites Makes about 2 cups Will keep about one week in the refrigerator.

Nutrition per serving (2 table spoons): 36 Calories, 1 g Protein, 2g Fat, 4g Carbohydrate, 97mg Sodium, 0mg Cholesterol, 1 g Fiber.

• LUSCIOUS LENTIL SOUP

1 cup lentils, rinsed, drained (lentils need no presoaking for this recipe)

4 cloves garlic, minced

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