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After many years under the leader ship of the Labor government, we again have a great opportunity under the newly formed government headed by Binyamin Netanyahu to bring Yiddishkeit to the masses.

There is a story told about the Rabbi of Brisk, the Bais HaLevi, and the Chassidic rebbe of the town of Biala. The Bais HaL.evi was not partic ularly enamored ofChassidism. Yet the ways of matchmaking are so improba ble, and oftentimes defies all logic, then and now, that inexplicably, the Bais HaLevi’s daughter became the wife of the son of the Rebbe of Biala. She went to live with her husband in Biala. The Bais HaL.evi didn’t have much to do with her or her family after the wedding. One year she was in diffi cult labor giving birth. Her life was imperiled and her father came running to be with her and to pray for her. It was Chol HaMoed Succot.

Happily, things went well and she successfully delivered a child. Nonetheless, the Bais HaLevi was forced to stay in Biala for Shemini Atzeret and Simchat Torah which is the time of high tide of Chassidic enthusiasm and ecstasy. The festivities begin on Shemini Atzeret and reach their crescendo on Simchat Torah. It was Shemini Atzeret, and the Rebbe of Biala with his eminent mechutan (in law), the Rabbi of Brisk, were sitting side by side on the great porch of the Rebbe’s home which faced a large park where is Chassidim gathered. They began to dance and sing to the mea sured clapping ofthe Rebbe’s hands. It began slowly gaining momentum as the Rebbe’s fervor increased. Of course, this celebration reached its fevered peak Simchat Torah night and lasted through the day. No one wit nessing this extraordinary sight of joy and love and fraternity for Hashem, and for each other, could be unmoved.

After the holiday was over and the Rabbi of Brisk had returned home, a disciple ofthe Rebbe came to him and wondered ‘do you think that the Bais HaLevi after what he saw and heard

Chassid?’ The

• replied, ‘I doubt that he became a Chassid, but he won’t laugh at us any more!’

A generation ago many looked at Judaism, at best, as an anachronism soon to disappear. At worst, an object of scorn whose miserable rattle could be heard. Today, they don’t laugh at us anymore.

However, the situation in Israel is different. The non-committed Israelis do not look at Judaism as something that will vanish, but something that makes people become fanatics, radi cals and all the negative expressions expressed in the media.

The only way to remedy the situa tion is to be a living example of what Judaism stands for. Now that the reli gious parties have a strong grip on the government, they should use this newly acquired power to promote the beauty of Judaism to the masses in a lovingly and understanding manner amongst the common Israeli. Just as the Bais HaLevi was impressed by the Chassidim by watching them in action, so to the Israeli society will be impressed by Judaism when those who carry the flag ofYiddishkeit will act the way Toras Chessed dictates.

I hope and pray that with this new mission carried out and we in the Diaspora following suit, more Jews will come closer to Yiddishkeit and this will hasten the coming of Moshiach.

Wishing all our readers a happy and sweet New Year, Rabbi Michoel Lozenik

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STRESS by Sarah

Chana Radcliffe

10 The Myth of mental health

Are our problems unique?

INSPIRATION by Rachel Ginsberg

14 Faith out of the flames

An inspirational story of a woman after a fire

COVER STORY by Esther Tiechtel

21 Visas for life

The Oscar Schindler from the Far East

KEEPING KOSHER by Rabbi Dan YoeI Levy

26 Cheshbon Hanefesh

Keeping count of the past year

GE1TING IT RIGHT by Rabbi Daniel Goldberg

28 Fishing for the facts

Day to day problems with fish products

FROM OUR TORAH base on the teachings of the L bcivitcher Rebbe, zt’l

30 Sin in four dimensions

A new insight into Teshuva

0 ES by Baila Jacobs

Basia Bender

The beginning ofBais Yaakov in New York

RECOVERY by Sara Rivka Ernstoff

38 Coming back to life

Dealing with the problem of alcohol

SHO STORY by Ruth Benjamin

44 Making up

HUMOR by Sara Gottlieb

49 Birth of a Computer

FOOD & COOKING

56 What’s Cooking. Special for the Holidays BY LORRAINE SHAPIRO

The rescuer of thousands of Jews during the War

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Chaya

Malka’s miracle story

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Everyone’s favorite “Chicken”

Editor’s Viewpoint

Odds & Ends

Letters to the Editor

Book Review

Take Note

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Cover tory, Page 21

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ODDS & •ends

Save Money on Yeast

Do you bake a lot? Instead ofbuying your yeast at the supermarket try your local kosher bakery? Bakeries buy their yeast in large quantities and most will sell directly to their customers and the cost could be as much as 50% less than in retail stores! So, ifyou love to bake and love to save money, check out yourfavorite bakery!

This money saving idea was submitted by Jewish Homemaker reader~ Sara Feiga ~ Maytelee ofBrooklyn. Send us your money saving ideas do Odds and Ends. We ‘d love to hearfrom you.

Interview with Dr. Robert Weiss

A Pediatric Dentist - Brooklyn, NY

Why do we see an increase in fillings and root canals in children’s baby teeth?

A cavity even in baby teeth, can cause pain if left untreated. An untreated cavity can penetrat the tooth and pass to the nerve, causing infection. A fill ing or root canal can stop pain and the progression of the cavity saving the tooth from being pulled so it can fall out naturally. One of the problems with pulling a baby tooth is that the space could begin to close, not leaving enough room for the adult tooth to fit, and causing orthodontic prob lems.

One thing I’ve noticed is with the increase in accessibility of kosher candy, especially sticky gooey, sugary leathery (even ones that are “natural”) that cling to the teeth, there has been an increase in cav ities as well. These type of candies are not good choices for chil dren. I recommend sticking to the three P’s Philosophy, “preizels, popcorn, and potato chips.”

Sealants re so popular, what are they made of and are they effective in preventing cavities?

Sealants are made ofthe same material as white fillings, and yes, they do prevent cavities! The only problem see with sealants is that often parents get a “false sense of security” Because the back molars are covered with a protective coating, parents often become lax with their children’s brushing regime. Children still must brush twice a day and have their regular cleaning by their dentist every six months. During the regular visits, your dentist will make sure that part ofthe sealant did not break off (although rare, it can hap pen), exposing the back teeth to cavities. A professional cleaning w also remove plaque build-up that children are just not competent enough to remove with daily brushing.

The same old adages are still true (even with the modern advent ofsealants). Brush, floss, stay away from sweets, and visit your dentist regularly!

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ORIGINAL HONEY DISH FOR THE NEW YEAR

Why not use an apple to hold your honey for the Rosh Hashana meal?

First, find a well-shaped beautiful red apple, and slice a little off the bottom in a straight line to secure the base. Next, gently core the apple until about 3/4 of the way down. Then squeeze a little lemon on the inside of the apple to retard discoloring, and add the honey!

Kids and adults will be enchanted while they dip their apple in the “apple honey ffi~iPIII~}MiIlliiiI!llilh~ ji~~j dish!” (It is best 4’ to cut and fill ( the apple as \ ~oney close to the meal as possible). \

~ Help! Your child has just been sent home from school because lice were found—yes it is a time for panic, but ifyou pull out your trusty lice guide, The Lice-BusterBook; by L.ennie Copeland, you will be able to safely and properly get ‘~ rid of the problem.

Her book give you step by step instructions on how to rid the child, family, and house ofthe tiny bugs. Mrs. Copeland has researched lice, and the delousing products thoroughly and her book is educational, funny, supportive and very, very useful! She informs us that, “the louse is biologically engineered to protect itself against attempts to destroy it.

The egg is attached with a glue that so far has been resistant to solvents. Lice quickly shut down their respiratory passages ifimmersed in water-so you can’t drown them. They also attempt to shut down when a pediculicide is applied!” Mrs. Copeland is the Mumcha in the field, and discusses everything from how to treat pregnant women ( ) and infants with lice, what to and what not to clean in your house, and answers the most often asked questions!

The Lice-Buster Book is a must The book costs less than any lice treatment. It will save you time, aggravation, and money. (And you will really identil~g and enjoy the animated illustrations).

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BySara Chana Radcliffe

eligious people certainly have an advantage over oth ers: we follow the Torah—the guide to successful living. One would think, then, that we all lead successful lives full of emotional health and well-being. We should be, in fact, quite perfect. Indeed, we often try to con vince others that this is just the case.

And yet, we can fool some of the peo ple some of the time, but we can’t fool our selves. We realize that things are not so per fect with us and our families. We are unable to follow all ofthe directives ofTorah and we pay the price-with anger and conflict, fears and worries, sadness and depression. Yes, we try to reach the high Torah standards ofchar acter development that would prevent these problems, but we don’t always succeed. Yes, sometimes things are not so perfect for us.

But then again, this only makes us human. Which person does not have his her share ofproblems? Torah is there to help us, but just possessing Torah does not automat ically make us perfect like the angels; we’re still just people. Few of us will attain the sta tus of tzaddik-a truly righteous person who fulfills every Torah principle. Almost all ofus will be in the “average” category; with some merits and some demerits. We will usually be less than perfect.

What does this mean? It means that we need not be pretentious. Our obsession with portraying ourselves as epitomes of perfec tion simply makes it harder for all ofus. Ifno

one can admit to having difficulties, every one becomes afraid of their human situa tions.

Chava thinks that she is the only one in the universe who is suffering abuse. Dovid thinks that he is the only one on the conti nent who has no friends. Chaim thinks that his inability to learn Gemara makes him a “freak,” while Faigy is convinced that she is the only one who requires antidepressants.

Shlomo can’t admit to anyone that he’s having a hard time relating to his oldest son; Sol is struggling with failures in business and can’t talk to anyone about it. Shaindey thinks that she is “sick in the head” because she suf fers from insomnia, Naomi feels she’s men tally disturbed because she can’t control her temper, and Ruchama thinks that her own children fight more than anybody else’s. Eliezer, who has a decent job but can’t pay all of his bills, feels like a loser and a misfit among his peers at sliul.

In other words, in addition to suffering from their real-life problems, Jews also suffer from feeling isolated with those problems. They feel like they’re bad for having prob lems; for failing to live up to the “perfect” standard of their community. This is most unfortunate because ofthe additional pain it causes those who are already in pain. It is also totally unnecessary, since the pressure to be perfect is based entirely upon a myth. No one is perfect. Everyone has problems. No one’s children are perfect. No one’s lineage is flawless. No one’s marriage is perfect. No

one is perfect!

Let us admit to this sad truth: We are all struggling! Some of us are struggling with financial issues; some with marriage prob lems; some with parenting challenges; some with physical health problems and some with mental health problems. Some ofus are struggling with several kinds of problems all at once. Even ifwe are otherwise happy, it is likely that we are still dealing with heavy challenges in one or more areas of life. If it hasn’t happened yet (because we’re still very young perhaps)-it will come. Hashem promises us both sides of life for our opti mum spiritual development; no one is immune from the struggles of living

Since this is the case, we might as well admit to our imperfections. Why do we attempt to cover up the facts and pretend that everything isjust fine? Why is it so hard for Jews to attend self-help groups-for alco holics, for drug addicts, for food addicts, for parents ofchildren with learning disabilities, for marriage enrichment, for mental health or whatever-to get the help and support that they need? Indeed, some Jews won’t tell their best friends about their real problems! This inability to reach out is not just unfor tunate-it is downright dangerous. Research has clearly established that people who keep their problems to themselves show much higher incidents of illness, dysfunction and may even result in early death. Illnesses such as heart disease and cancer have also been directly linked to a person’s tendency to remain silent in the face of their problems. Sharing and venting relieves the emotional and physical burden; breaking the isolation is part of the healing process.

One major reason for all this silence may be the fear involved in shidduchim marrying off one’s children. People feel an intense need to present themselves as being perfect so that their children will be chosen as some other (perfect) person’s mate. People will actually get married without telling the prospective chosson or kallah about major problems in the family, or even about their health matters. Besides being dis honest, this practice isn’t fair to oneself or one!s mate. The achievement oftrue marital intimacy is based on trust as well as sharing and revealing our deepest and most authen tic selves. This is quite hard to accomplish in an atmosphere of withholding, secrecy and deception.

Another reason for the general reluc tance to discuss one’s difficulties is that

Jewish community life brings people into very close contact with each other. This situ ation often results in a certain lack of priva cy. In the secular world, if Mrs. X tells her neighbor, Mrs. Y, about her marriage strug gles, the information will often go no further. Mrs. Y. doesn’t know any other people in Mrs. X’s world so the conversation often goes no further. In the religious com munity, however, this is not the case. Everyone seems to be inter connected in one large “family.” And

others to deal with these chal lenges.

although there are strict laws of loshon horn which prohibit general gossip, there are always people who are not as careful about these laws as they should be. One small leak in this sort of community, may lead to “everyone” knowing “everything” This is often a major deterrent to opening up. Another cause for the failure to unburden one self is that of lack of knowledge. Many Jews are not well read in matters of secular psy chology and simply do not know that their per sonal problems are very common, very normal and very human. Fearing that they are unique and freakish in their troubles, they are reluc tant to expose themselves. Many are even afraid to consult professionals such as their own Ray or religious therapists for fear of ruining their reputations. Some don’t want to consult their local psychologist because he davens at their shul or they don’t realize that people in the helping professions have seen every type of human problem and are totally familiar and comfortable in helping

Although it is understand able that we want to present our best face to the world, the need to cover up every imperfection puts an unbear able pressure upon us to be more than human. But this just isn’t pos sible. We’re all in the same boat of life together. And we need help in our human journey. In The Book of Proverbs we are told that “only a fool tries to solve all of his problems on his own; the truly wise person reaches out to others for advice, direction and support.”

Although the aforementioned barriers to self-disclosure do exist, there are ways around them. Here are some suggestions about ways to find support and or dis cussing your personal issues with others:

1. Maintain privacy by confiding in only one or two trusted friends.

2. Maintain privacy by confiding in pro fessionals who are bound by law to maintain your confidentiality (this includes all profes sional counselors and therapists).

3. Maintain privacy by confiding in a

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trusted Rav~

4. Maintain privacy by attending selfhelp groups outside of your community (check that the hashkofah (outlook) of the group is appropriate).

5.Attend public lectures on the relevant problem area (parenting, maniage, health, mental health issues).

6. Check your local public libraiy for books and tapes that may be informative and supportive.

7. Attend programs with your children where you can hear the talk of other parents regarding the issues in their lives—and participate!

8. Get involved as a volunteer in an agency or programs which deals with your problem area and learn!

9. Write an article about your experi ence with a life-challenge and submit it to a Jewish family magazine; break the silence and open doors for others.

10. Become a consumer of Jewish books and magazines which promote aware ness of life-challenges: financial support of these endeavors will ensure a continual dis

persal of these kinds of materials.

11. When people (other than strangers and acquaintances) ask “How are you?” don’t always plaster a smile on your face and say, “Baruch Hashem,” or “Fine thanks, how are you?” Try instead to sometimes say something more authentic like, “Baruch Hashem, hectic lately” or “Baruch Hashem, a little stressed out,” or “Well, I’m kind of burdened with things just now, but I’m get ting there,” or “To tell you the truth, things could be better.” An honest reply to a friend can be a first step to getting support, break ing the silence ofthe human condition and also deepening friendships.

12. Start a support group in your com munity for people dealing with your chal lenge - i.e. weight loss, bum-out, anger con trol, depression, and so on.

It is up to all of us to become more knowledgeable, more open and more com fortable with our human struggles so that we can all get the help that we need to deal with them. Each person who puts on a facade contributes to the syndrome of fear and

secrecy. This doesn’t mean that we have to spill all of our problems to strangers, nor does it mean we should walk down the street looking sad, Heaven Forbid! It does mean, however, that we can promote an awareness of problems in living by participating in dis cussions, by writing, by reading, and by shar ing appropriately.

There was a time when Jewish families actually used to hide away their mentally and physically disabled youngsters; thankful ly, all that has changed. Now, we need to stop hiding behind the myth of mental health. We need to admit that sometimes life is hard and that we might actually be having problems. We need to acknowledge that this is true for every one of us. Then we can begin to move forward and deal with those challenges with courage, rather than with a sense ofshame.

Sarah Chanah Radcliffe, M Ed., is a counselor in private practice in Toronto, Canada She is the author offive books on Jewish family life and emotional well being

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Finally, your family and guests arrive home from Shut, and Kiddush is made. The tantalizing Shabbos fish you have prepared gets rave reviews, and a good time is being had by all.

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By Rachel Ginsberg ther’s Sto

Jerusalem-The sixth of Kislev, December 2, is Chaya Malka Abramson’s private Yom Toy. Each year on this day, she, her husband Simcha, and their ten children wake before sunrise, don their holiday finery and make the short walk to the Western Wall from their home on MountZion.After heart felt prayers and handing out charity and sweets, the family ascends the steps from the Kotel to a house on Ararat Street in the Old City Here, Chaya Malka and her three old est children recite the blessing, “Blessed are You, King ofthe Universe, who made a mir acle for me in this place.”

Chaya Malka Abramson is a walking miracle, a testament to the strength of the human spirit against the most pessimistic odds. But perhaps more importantly, she symbolizes what a woman can endure-when permeated with a belief in G-d’s grace—for the sake ofher mission as the nurturer ofher husband and children.

It was a cold December night in 1981 that changed the Abramsons’ lives forever. Simeha Abramson had left for the United States that morning on a tour with the Diaspora Yeshiva Band for whom he played clarinet, while Malka was busy settling her three small children into the new rental apartment on Ararat Street in Jerusalem’s Old City It had been just two weeks before that the Abramson family, along with other young couples, were evicted by the Jerusalem municipality from their quaint but ancient living quarters on Mount Zion near the Diaspora Yeshiva, where Simcha

was a student.

While everyone else slept that night, it was Malka’s visiting eighty-year-old grand mother who first smelled the gas fumes that engulfed the living room. As Malka ran from her bed to shut off the valve to the gas heater, a spark from somewhere ignited and she found herself in the middle of an infer no which instantly burned up the nightgown she was wearing Desperately, Malka ran back to her room and rolled on her bed to put out the flames on her already burnt flesh, in the process searing a hole in the mattress. She then grabbed a bathrobe, and darted to the children’s room. Thankfully, the fire was still contained in the living room area.

In the bedroom, her son, two-and-ahalf year-old Yehoshua, was closest to the door. Malka scooped him up in her burnt arms, ran through a fireless path out the door, and deposited him with neighbors who had already begun to gather outside. Without a second to lose, Malka ran back into the burning apartment, and clutching Devomh, four, in one hand and baby Esther by her sleeper in the other, raced them to safety. Scanning the faces in the crowd and realizing her grandmother was not among them, she again ran into the apartment, which was by now totally engulfed in smoke and flames.

“I knew exactly where she would be. Somehow Hashem led me right to her;” Chaya Malka recalls. Her grandmother was standing by the bedroom window, holes

“Miracles are part of ourJewish Heritage”

Chaya Malka asserts.

• Chaya Malka with her husband Simcha

‘~1 Abramson and their

two daughters.

burned through parts of her nightshirt Malka led her to safely.

Malka had second and thini degree burns over eighty-peicent ofher body when she arrived at the special Burn Unit at Hadassah Hospital. Expert physicians in the field gave her a one-in-ten chance of sir vival. It was then-in a mass prayer vigil in King David’s Tomb on Mount Zion-that the name “Chaya” was given to her.

“I can’t say I’m haunted by nightmares, but I can still see the image of that night,” says Chaya Malka, whose smile radiates warmth and humor and whose eyes twinkle with laughter even as the left side ofher face still bears marks ofthe blaze. “l~ople paint ed me as this great heroine, running into the fire again and again to save my family, but at the time, I didn’t feel I was doing anything unnatural. I didn’t feel pain then, because the bums killed all the nerves. Itjust didn’t occur to me that I might not be able to save my fam ily.”

The fire tookbut a minute; her road to recovery the last fourteen years. After years ofprodding by friends and publish ing professionals, Chaya Malka put her

dramatic and inspiring story of survival into a book, Who by Fire (Feldheim Publishers). Co-authored by her long-time friend and next-door neighbor Esther Tscholkowsy, the book details the first year after the fire when yet untested levels of faith and courage, together with a loving and charitable corn munity, contributed to Mailca’s exceptional recovery.

“Miracles are part of our Jewish her itage,” Chaya Malka asserts. “Sam Imenu had a child at the age of ninety-nine That was the beginning of our history. We are allowed to believe that miracles can happen to us, too.”

Chaya Malka’s

Chaya Malka and SimchaAbramson and theirfii~t daughter Devorah 1979.

faith and vision drove her in those painful, dra~ g months of recovery. Sensing her will to survive, her doctors used superaggres sive treatment, excising the dead tissue and replacing it with semi-thickness skin grafted from other parts of the body. The process was bloody, painful, and time-consuming

Her most dreaded memory of those months is what she calls the torture cham ber. Twice a day, she was hoisted on a stretcher by a crane and into a bath where a team ofnurses would unravel her bandages, limb by limb,joint byjoint As each bandage was removed, it felt as if her skin was being torn off. Then, nurses would scrub her raw flesh to get rid of any dead tis sue. “During these weeks, my days consisted of either being in the torture chamber or anticipating

Chaya Malka in front ofthe house on 3 Ararat Street makingyearly

blessing of thanks.

vision?

Here we get to the crux of the problem with today’s kashrus realities. Ifyou take your kosher fish home from the fish market while it’s still whole, then sure, little can go wrong But most fish today is processed in some way before it gets to your kitchen.

Even when you buy fish fresh, you may ask the store first to bone and slice it. Most fish markets use the same knives or machines to cut both kosher and non kosher fish, which creates major kashrus problems. If possible, then, buy your fresh fish from a store selling only kosher fish, preferably whose owner is a conscientious Torah-observant Jew or at least personally committed to eating only kosher.

One complicating factor in kosher supervision offish is that the Torah requires the kosher signs of each fish to be ascertained before any Jew may eat it. For this we cannot rely even on stringent government certification ~ of a plant as one that uses only kosher species, because the require ment to ascertain the kosher signs is from Torah law itself, with no room for loopholes. So proper supervision offish requires the constant presence of at least one conscientious mash giach (kashrus supervisor) throughout the process ofany kosher run to check each fish before it is cut up and processed.

Problems arise when fish are caught thousands of miles away. Tuna, for example, is caught by gigantic trawlers in the Pacific Ocean. Some ofit is canned on-board; otherwise it is kept in the hold and brought ashore for canning in lands like Peru, Thailand or the Philippines. It’s not easy to put a Torah-observant Jew on a trawler among rough and ready fishermen, who may not even speak his language. Besides other difficulties, such a Jew needs to have kosher food to eat.

Before a canning plant can be certified, even for a run of a few days the usual case for reliably supervised canned fish it must be made kosher. First it is thoroughly cleaned. Non-kosher fish is totally excluded from the plant or at least kept under sealed lock and key for the duration of the run. Saw-blades used for cutting the fish are replaced or at the very least cleaned with an abrasive cleanser. The gigantic retorts used for steaming cans after they are sealed must be kept empty for 24 hours, then kosherized

by steam. Ofcourse, ifother ingredients such as oil are added, these too must come only from reliable kosher sources.

Rabbi David Steigman, a rabbinic coor dinator for OK Laboratories, gave us exam ples ofpractical problems that often arise. A Pacific-rim company paid for mashgichim o travel out and ready its plant for a kosher run of tuna. For the next few days, however, no trawlers arrived in port, or else they came in empty. Afler a few days of the mashgichim sitting around with nothing to do, a trawler finally came in on Friday, with enough fish for a three-day run. But now the mashgichini had to leave for Shabbos. They insisted that the plant either be closed during their absence, or else, since the plant would not be supervised over the weekend, that it be koshered all over again

allowed hotels, restaurants and caterers under their supervision to use flounder fil lets from a European plant supervised by a local rabbi. Last year, however, OK Laboratories discovered that the rabbi pro vides no constant kosher supervision to check every fish, because he relies on gov ernment certification of the plant as one where only flounder is processed. Ofcourse, all kosher certifiers who allowed use of this flounder were informed immediately. OK Laboratories later arranged for a special run of this flounder under constant stringent supervision costing, though, much more than the usual price for the fish because of the far greater complexity ofthe supervision.

before the kosher run would start. The plant’s generally cooperative owner explained that financially itwould not be worth closing the plant or wasting valu able time to clean it all over. Despite the considerable expense of flying the mashgichim out there and the elaborate process of koshering the plant, that entire run could not be supervised, and the mashgichim flew home after Shabbos with nothing accomplished...

All this helps explain why proper kosher supervision often makes products more expensive. Many such hidden expens es are involved, which would never be real ized by those who have no direct experience in kosher supervision.

Kosher hotels, restaurants and caterers need hefty supplies ofboned and sliced fish for cooking, baking broiling and, frying Until recently, many kosher certifiers

In another instance, OK Laboratories was asked not long ago about whiting fillets imported from South America to Israel. Since the local rabbi who certifies it there apparently visits the plant only occasionally, OK Laboratories tried to arrange proper supervision with another local rabbi known to be very particular in all details of kashrus. However, his plan for supervision requiring essential new measures such as the constant presence of mashgichim to check each fish - inavoidably totalled five times the previous price for \~ supervision, and therefore was rejected by the plant’s owner. Possibly this fish is still being used by some Israeli hotels, restaurants and caterers usually known for high kashrus standards.

Smoked fish is a separate department. Most people don’t realize that smoked whitefish, for example, is first cooked before smoking creating other kashrus problems. Lox, however, is not cooked before smoking and its supervision presents less problems.

The bottom line is that kosher supervi sion is rarely simple even when relevant laws seemingly take up no more than one chap ter in the Shuichan Aruch. Soon, however, we will get to eat the most illustrious fish of all the fabled Leviathan, that will be served up, as the Talmud says, at the great national feast after the revelation of the Mashiach. But we can be sure that that fish will have no kashrus problems, for it will be under the strict supervision ofthe Almighty Himselfi

51n in ‘Vimensions

Wisdom was asked: What is the fate of the transgressor? Wisdom replied: “Evil pursues iniquity” (Proverbs 13:21).

Prophecy was asked: What is the fate of the transgressor? Prophecy replied: “The soul that sins, it shall die” (Ezekiel 18:20).

The Torah was asked: What is the fate of the transgressor? Torah replied: He shall bring a guilt-offering, and it shall atone for him (Leviticus ch. 5).

G-d was asked: What is the fate of the transgressor? G-d replied: He shall do teshu vah (“return”), and it shall atone for him.

Midrash Yalkut Shimoni on Psalms 25

The concept of“reward and punishment” is one of the thirteen principles of Jewish faith. But punishment for wrongdoing, say our sages, is no more G-d’s “revenge” than falling to the ground is divine retribution for jumping out the window or frostbite G-d’s punishment for a barefoot trek in the snow. Just as the Creator established certain “laws” of cause and effect that define the natural behavior of the physical universe, so too, did He establish a spiritual-moral “nature”, by which doing good results in a good and ful filling life, and evil deeds result in negative

Midrash Yalkut Shimoni on Psalms 25

and strifeful experiences. This is the philo sophical perspective on sin and punishment, expressed by King Solomon in the above quoted verse from Proverbs. “Evil pursues iniquity” - the adverse effects of sin are the natural consequences of acts that run con trary to the Creator’s design for life.

Prophecy, which is G-d’s enabling ofman to cleave to and commune with Him, has a deeper insight into the significance of sin. The essence of life is connection with G-d. So a transgression is more than a spiritually “unhealthy” deed - it is an act ofspiritual sui cide. In the woitls of the prophet Ezekiel, “the soul that sins, it shall die” - to transgress the divine will is to sabotage the lifeline of vitality that connects the soul to its source.

The Torah has yet a more penetrating per spective on the dynamics of transgression. It too, recognizes that the essence ofa person’s life is his relationship with G-d. But the Torah also perceives the superficiality of evil - the fact that “a person does not sin, unless a spirit ofinsanity enters into him.” The soul of man, which is “literally a part of G-d above,” neither desires, nor is able, to sepa rate itselffrom G-d.” It is only a person’s ani mal self - the material and selfish drives which overlay his G-dly soul - that might, at times, take control of his life and compel him to act in a manner that is utterly at odds with his true selfand will.

Because the Torah perceives the superfi

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

ciality of sin, it can guide the transgressor through a process by which he can undo the negative effects of his transgression - a process by which the transgressor recognizes the folly and self-destructiveness ofhis deed, and reinstates him true, G-dly selfas the sov ereign of his life. This process culminates with the transgressor’s bringing of a korban (animal sacrifice) as an offering to G-d, sig nil~ying his subjugation of his own animal self to the spark ofG-dliness within him.

Thus the guilt-offering, and the internal “animal sacrifice” it reflects, achieve atone ment for sin. Only the most external selfwas involved in the transgression in the first place; by renouncing the deed as “animal behavior” and subjugating the beast within to serve the soul’s G-dly aims, the transgres sor restores the integrity of his relationship with the Almighty.

The Essence ofEvil

There is one thing, however, that these three perspectives on sin have in common: the transgression is, and remains, a negative phenomenon. “Wisdom” sees it as the har binger of evil in a person’s life; “prophecy” sees it as antithetical to life itself; Torah delves deeper yet, revealing the self never touched by the transgression and thus pro viding the key to the transgressor’s rehabili tation; but even after the atonement pre scribed by the Torah, the transgression itself remains a negative event. Torah itselfdefines certain deeds as contrary to the divine will; so nothing in Torah can change the fact that, at the time that it was committed, the transgression constituted a betrayal of the relationship between G-d and man.

G-d, however, is beyond all that. Ultimately, “sin” and “virtue” are of equal insignificance to Him - obviously, no human deed could possibly add to or detract from His perfection. In the words of the verse, “If you sin, how have you affected Him? Ifyour transgressions are many, what have you done to Him? If you are righteous, what do you give Him? What can He receive from you?”

G-d commanded us the mitzvot solely for our sake: He made that certain deeds should constitute His “desire” and “will”, in order to enable us to introduce something of His eternity, harmony and perfection into our temporal, fragmented and imperfect exis tence; and He forbade us the transgressions, at the same time making us vulnerable to their enticements, in order to provide us with the potential for even greater achieve ment: the potential for teshuvah, “return”. Teshuvah, in its ultimate sense, is the transformation ofpast misdeeds and failings into a force for good. When a person recog nizes the spiritual devastation his sins have wreaked upon his soul, and then proceeds to channel the frustration and despair that such realization brings into an intense long ing to reconnect with his divine source and quintessential self, he has, in effect, reached back in time to redefine the significance of transgression. Instead of distancing him from his Creator, his past transgressions now have the very opposite effect, having been exploited to fuel a yearning for G-d far more powerful than any he might have experi enced in a lifetime ofunwavering righteous ness.

This is G-d’s perspective on transgres sion: transgression as the facilitator ofteshu vah. Wisdom, prophecy and Torah are all part of a reality polarized by good and evil; they can perceive only the damage inflicted by sin, or, at most (as in the case ofTorah), the manner by which it might be undone. G-d’s reality, however, is wholly and exclu sively good; from His perspective, there is only the positive essence of transgressionthe positive purpose for which He created man’s susceptibility to evil and his capacity for sin in the first place. As viewed by its Creator, transgression is the potential for a deeper bond between Himself and man - a bond borne out ofthe transformation ofevil into good and folly into achievemenc

Based on the Rebbe’s works and talks, including a letter dated Tishrei 8, 5712 (October 8, 1951)

Kosher Food Guide

The products on the following pages are now endorsed for year-round use by the O.K. Laboratories.

denotes new certification ®D denotes dairy ®DE denotes made on dairy equipment

The following are now by the ~ Laboratories: Please refer to KFG Listing for IndivIdual listing of each product produced by the followIng companies~

ALL AMERICAN HEALTH BAR DIAF000 GmbH PEPPER PRODUCTS PRESSURE VESSEL

New York, NY

Heidelberg, Germany

San Antonio, TX Redwood City, CA

Tb. following are no longer under € certification:

CONSUMER INSTITUTIONAL

L. NATURAL ~OODS CORP. SMET INTERNATIONAL

Phil.~7iel,~hia, PA

ISLAND ORGANICS, INC.

South P/ain7lêlc!i, ~

Aluminum Wrap

Malle, Be/glum

Breakfast Cake

Nut/Raisin Flaky Danishes

ALCAN FOIL PRODUCTS Honey Cake

LaGrange, GA

~Pas visroer

FLAVOR INNOVATIONS TELL CHOCOLATE

South Plainfleld, NJ

Brooklyn, NY

INTERNATIONAL SPICE COM- RIDDERS RESEARCH

PANY

Mt. Arlington, NJ

RETAIL

Ba els (pareve)

WI~i €) symbol Only

MID ATLANTIC FOODS

Kersken, Belgium

SMILOWITZ HOME MADE BAKING

Br~3klyn, NY

Cakes (pareve)

‘Aluminum Foil Products ~

Cheese Cake

Baltimore, MD

Cookies ~‘pareve,) With ® symbol only

BakediProducts (pareve)

Rugel~EhJ(pareve)

PACKAGING COPRPORAnON

Cheese Mini Danish

“Ras Yisroel”

Challa (pareve OF AMERICA Frozen Pizza

WIth €) symbol only

“Pas Yisroel”

Wanatah, IN “Pas Yisroer

MOJiTI~S FOOD

WIth tgi symbol only, With (~) symbol only

With €0 symbol only

Eli~ãt5ëth, NJ Greenvale, ,,~

PRODUCTIONS

STEW LEONARD’S WAKEFERN/SHOP-RflE H S F ENTERPRISES, INC.

Brooklyn, NY Norwalk, CT

B~kedlProducts

Sh~Rite Aluminum Foil Deb ~ ‘“Pas Yisroel”

Heavy Duty Flñtbreed ii~ ~t1~ €) symbol only

Shop-Rite Aluminum Foil Regular Poppy

Bread (pareve)

Rolls (pareve)

Biãly’s fpareve)

PHILADELPHIA BAGELS With (g)PAREVE symbol only

Shop-Rite Foil Regular Economy Sê~a~me Los Angeles, ~ Cakes (daii~)

Shop-Rite Aluminum Foil Garlic

Re~ar Giant Plain

ww ~, symbol only Onion

Baked Goods

Caraway

Sesame/Onion

ARMAND’S BAKE SHOP Sesame/Oarlic

Gaithersburg, MD Everything

Pas Yisroel Cinnamon

With€) symbol only

BEIRUT MAKOLATE, INC.

Brook~vn, NY

With €) symbol only

HEIMISHE GEBEKS

Brooklyn, p~,iy

Meat eurekas are all Glatt Cocoa Kokos

B~gels (pareye)

“Pas Yisroel”

THE PHOENICIAN BAKERY

N3’1Th Brunswick NJ

Cöökies (dairy)

With €)DAIRY symbol only

TOUFAYAN BAKERY

Orlando, FL

Rita Bread (pareve)

‘ WIth €) symbol only

Crispy Breadsticks, Sesame

Crispy Breadaticks, Whole Wheat

POLLAK!S HEIMISHE KOSHER Crillpy Breadatioks, Onion

BAKERY , / Crispy Breadittiöks, Garlic

Brooklyn, NY

Crispy Breadatioks, Plain

‘Pas Yisroel” Gri~ini Breadaticks, Plain

With €) symbol only, Giissini Breadäiiöks, GiBic CI~1EESE FIt!~VORED

RIALTO BREADSTICKS, INC. BREADS1IICKS ARE NOT

Dairy Burekas are all Cholov Yisroel Cinnamon ffam~in~gdale, NJ

With € bol only

ThE BREAD BOARD

Brooklyn, NY

‘Pas Yii~àel”

With € bol only

ISRAEL BEIGEL BAKING

Windmill Farms Country Whole COMPANY

Wheat Bread (pareve)

Windmill Farms sourdough Rye

Bt~klvn, NY

Rialto esame Bread Sticks (pareve) CERTIFIED

Riãlto Thin Bread Sticks (paréve) With €DE symbol only

Plain, Wheat Onion G~’rlic, Pizza TOUFAVAN BAKERY

Best Quality Sesame Bread North Bergen, NJ

Slick (r~areve) RitoS

“Pas ‘risroer

StLCk5 ~ Rita Bread, Wheat

Grissini Criginal Italian Bread Rita Bread, White Bread (pareye) With €) symbol only

Whole grain Sesame raisin

RollsJ(pareve)

‘Pas Yisroel”

l~~T’NER’s ~ASTRlES Rlain ênion ~arlic Rita Bread, Onion

Miami Beach, F1_ ~ (g) symbol only PitaBread, Oat Bran

Bake~~1~~c are Pas Yisroel SAN IiUISISOURDOUGH WIth €~ symbol only

With € symbol O~1)~ With ~ bol only San Luis Otiipso, CA WASABROD

CHANT1LIiY BAKERY • iry are Cholov Ylsroel Sourdough Bind (pareve) Celle, Germany

Brook4vn, NY With €D symbol only

‘Pas ia’roel”

With ~ symbol only

KORN’S BAKERY

Sourdough Bagel (pareve) l~uliffstad, Sweden.

Sourd6~gh C?adked Wh~at Bread Wasa Ry-Kin

BI~k(yn, NY (pareve) , With ~ sym%ol only

COSTCO WHOLESALE BAKERV “Bag ~‘j~oel’

L~awrence, NY

Sourdough Cracked Wheat Bagel

WEINBERGER DISTRIBUTOR, INC. Spring Valley, NY

bwth ~ symbol only (pareve) Brooklyn, NY

i~c MEXIC4M4 TORTILLERIA, ~pj~ Sou~àough Cracked Wheat Raisin Frankfurter Rolls

tilackensack, N.J c~i~r, IL Bread (pareve)

New R~helle, NY

.Nhlbaked products are dairy

Flour Burritos

Corn T&tillas

Hamburger Rolls

Sourdough Onion Bagel (pareve) “Pas Yisroel”

Sourdough Whole Wheat Bread With €) symbol only

“Cf~lov StWn’ ‘Flour Tortillas (pareve)

With €0 symbol oiily

Corn Chips

ThE WELL~BRED LOAF, INC.

Soiñlough Cracked Wheat Walnut New Yi5Hc, NY

GIANT OF MARYLAND With €) ~ ~ Bread (pareve)

Washinoton, ~C

Super Pita Bread (pareve)

SUper G C~dàie Roll~(pareve)

With &!ymbol only

MARAThON ENTERPRISES, INC

Allibaked pJ~ucts are milchig

Sourdough Rosemary Herb Bread With ®D Symb’öI only

EastlRutherford, NJ (parevti)

Iffaniburger Rolls

Frankfurter R~ls

GREEN’S COCOS CAKE White Bread

Brooklyn, NY

Chocohite Loaf

Cinnamon Loaf

Wheatj~ad

Rye Bread

Texas Toast Bi’ead

Chocolate BiL5ka With €) symbol

Chocolate Rugelach MAX’S BAGELS INC.

Marble Cake 110sf

2OKOS1-IER FOOD GUIDE

~.aatonla, NC’

French Bread (pareve) -

WESI~VILLE BAKERY

Woodbridge, CT

With (~ seal aI~d[S4N LUIS “Pas Yisroel”

SOUR’~OUGH I!ABEL only

SHILO FARMS INC.

New Holland, P~4

Bagels

Ras Yisroel”

With €) Symbol only

YERUSHALAYIM BAKERY

Brooklyn, NY

“Pas Yisroel’

With €) symbol only

ZOMICK’S BAKERY

Cedathurst, NY

“Pas Yisroel” :JR ies8 n

With €~ symbol only

Banana Chips Freedom Vegetable Flavor (pareve)

MISTER SNACKS, With (~) symbol only

Dlv Sunbird Snacks KEMACH FOOD PRODUCTS

Buffalo, NY Brooklyn, NY

Banana Chips Ch cken Bou lion Cubes (pareve) Vegetable Bou lion Cubes (pareve) With (~) symbol only only

Butterscotch Discs

Fruit Discs Assorted Flavors

Sour Discs Assorted Fiavors

Giant Mint

Rainbow Cherry Stick

G ant Stick Assorted Flavors

Twirl Pops Assorted Flavors

LA PONE Sugar-Coated Almonds (pareye)

LA PONE Sugar-Coated Licorice

(pareve)

LA PONE Fine Jordan Almonds (pareVa)

LA PONE Thin Shelled Jordan

Aimonds (pareve)

LA PONE Extra Fine Jordan

Beverage

Bases Bourekas *BEIRUT MAKOLATE INC. & Mixes Brooklyn, NY

GILSIER MARY LEE CORP. Meat Burekas are all Giatt

Chester, IL Dairy Burekas are all

Farm Fresh Hot Cocoa Mix 1 oz. Choiov Yisroel (da~’) WIth € symbol only

Food iub instant Chocolate Butter

Drink Mix 16 oz. (dairy,) TUV TAAM CORPORATION

Food Club instant Chocolate Drink Brooklyn, NY Mix 32 oz. (daily) Garlic Butter

Kingston Hot Cocoa Mix 20 oz. Spicy Butter (dairy) Olive Butter

Kingston Instant Chocolate Drink Lox Butter ix 32 oz. (dairy) White Fish Butter

Parade instant Chocolate Drink “Choiov Yisroel” Mix 16 oz. i’dairy) With €D symbol only

Price Chopper Rot Cocoa Mix 1 oz. (dairy,i Cake & Bread Mixes

Price Chooper Rot Cocoa Mix ARROWHEAD MILLS~ INC. 200z. (airy) Piereford, 7)~

Red & White Hot Cocoa Mix 1 OZ. Buckwheat Pancake Mix (dairy) (dairy) A M!i. Biscuit Mix (dairy)

Red & hite Hot Cocoa Mix 20 OZ. Multi-Grain Corn Bread Mix (dairy)

• (dairy) Muiti;Grain Pancake Mix (dairy)

Red & hite instaht Chocolate Oat Bran Pancake Mix (dairy,)

Drink Mix 16 oz. (dairy) Icamut Pancake & Waffie Mix (dairy)

Red & White lttsfant Chocolate Whole Grain Pancake & W~ffie Mix

Drink Mix 32 oz. (dairy) (aairy)

Richfood Hot Cocoa Mix 1 OZ. Rye Bread Mix (dairy) (dairy)

Multi Grain Bread Mix (dairy)

Shop ‘n Save Hot Cocoa Mix Spelt Bread Mix (dairy)

1 oz. (dairy)

Whole Wheat Bread Mix (dai

Shop ‘n Save Hot Cocoa Mix Wheat Bran Muffin Mix (dairy9”1

2 oz (dairy) With (~)D symbol only

Shâr ‘~‘aiu Instant Chocolate Semolina Pasta Flour Mix i’pareve,~

Drink Mi* 32 oz. (àairy) Blue Corn Pancake Mix (pareve)

Smith’s instant Chocolate Seitan Mix (‘Øareve,l

D)ink Mix 16 oz. (~airy~ Wid Rice Pancake Mix (pareve,)

Smitti~s instant Chocolate Kamut Bread Mix t’pareve,l

Drink Mix 32 oz. ~‘daiiy,l Wheat Free Oat Bran-Muffin Mix

Stoo & Shop Rot Cocoa Mix 1 oZ. t’pareve)

1dairy~ White Bread Mix l’pareve)

Stop& hop Sugar Free Hot Giuten,Free Pancake Mix (pareve) coa Mix 53 oz. (&äiry) With €> symbol only

Super A Hot Cocoa Mix 1 oz. F~ROSTY ACRES (dairy) t~Jorcross, GA

Super A instant Chocolate - - Biscuit Mix (dairy) ‘rink Mix 32 oz. i’äair~ ‘~eUow Cornbread Mix (dairy)

To~s instant Chocolate urink Buttermilk Pancake Mix (dairy) ixi32 oz. (dai

With €)D synibc2’~,nIy With €D symbol only

PARK FOODS, LP.’ ~‘ “ san Antonio, 7X

PIONEER FLOUR MII!LS

Do Mint Bo Rainbow Cherry

Pops Assorted Flavors

Bander Stick Candy

Assorted Fiavors

Count Goods Stick Candy

Assorted Flavors

With symbol only

Long oys Assorted Flavors

Micke(dairy)Sticks Assorted Flavors

With DE symbol only

AMERICAN NATURAL SNACKS

St Petersburg, FL (Eocofection (dairy)

With €D symbol only

ARWAY CONFECTIONS, INC.

Chicago, IL

Butter Toffee Peanut (dairy)

Rum Toffee Peanuts (dairy)

Buffer Toffee Mixed Nuts (dairy)

Butter Tofee Cashews (dairy)

Butter Toffee ~~,imonds (dairy)

Butter Tofee Pecans (dairy)

Butter l~eanut Brittle (dairy)

Butter Pecan ~rittie (dairy)

Choc. Fruit & Nut Mix (dairy)

Deluxe Fruit & Nut •Mix (dairy)

Chocolate All Nut Mix (dairy)

Chocolate Covered Peanuts (dairy)

Chocolate Covered Raisins (dairy)

Chocolate Covered Almonds (dairy)

Chocolate Covered Pecans (dairy)

Chocoiate Covered Cashews (dairy)

Choc2iate Toffee Peanuts (dairy)

Chocolate Toffee Almonds (dairy)

Dark Chocolate Orange Peel (dairy)

Chocoplate Pecan Patties (dairy,)

Chocolate Cashew Patties (dairy~

Chocolate Peanut Patties (dairy)

Chocolate Coconut Haystacks (dairy)

White Coconut Haystacks (dairy)

Carob Peanuts l”d~airy~

Caçob Raisins (dairy,)

Carob Aimonds (dairy~

Carob Cashews (dairy)

Yogurt Peanuts (dairy)

Yogurt Raisins (dairy)

Yogurt Almonds (dairy)

Yogurt Wainuts (dairy)

Yogurt Covered Pretzels (dairy)

Chocolate Covered Pretzels (dairy)

White Coated Pretzels (dairy)

Confetti Pretzel (dairy)

Christmas Tiee Pretzels (dairy)

Almonds (pareve)

LA PONE Superfine Almonds White

With(pareVa) € symbol only

CElIA CANDY CO.

New York, NY Dairy unless otherwise specified

COCOLINE CHOCOLATE CO.

Brooklyn, NY America’s Best Chocolate

With € symbol Only

COMET CONFECTIONERY LTD.

St. Hyacinthe, Quebec, Canada

All Novelty Products (dairy)

With €D symbol only

DEN FOODS, INC.

Clinton, Ml

Roasted Tamari Almonds (pareve)

Roasted Tamari Mixed Nuts (pareye)

Roasted Tamari Sunflower Seeds

Roasted(pareye)Spicy Pumpkin Seeds

California(pareve)Harvest Snack Mix

Raw(pareve) Fruit & Nut Snack Mix

With(pareve) € symbol only

ESTEE CORPORATION

Parsippany, NJ

rAssorted Caramels (dairy)

Candy Coated Peanuts (dairy)

Carameis

Chocolate(dairy)Flavored Raisins (dairy)

Dark Chocolate Flavor Mint

Bar (dairy,)

Dark Chocolate Flavor Bar

Fruit(dairy) & Nut Mix (dairy)

Miik Chocolate Flavor Bar

Milk(dairy)Chocoiate Fal only

Assorted Fruit Hard Candy (pareve)

Assorted Mint Hard Candy (pareye)

Hard Candy, Cherry Flavored

Hard(pareye)Candy, Cinnamon Flavored

HarZi(pareye)Candy, Coffee Flavored (pareye,)

Hard Candy, Lemon Flavored

Hard(pareye)Candy, Licorice Fiavored

Barrin?ton, IL

Buttermiik Biscuit and Baking Mix COD (dairy)

N1FDA French Dougnut and Soapa pitia Mix

~ugget (dairy)

Par Regency

Pancake and Waffie M x (dairy)

Ni~ Reaith i Low-Fat Biscuit Mix (dairy,)

F~utri Park O’riginai Biscuit & Baking Mx

1’40% ‘~itamin C Beverage Base (dairy)

Beverage Base Sweetened White cornbread (dairy)

With Aspartame Yellow Cornbread (~iairy)

With €) symbol Only, - Flour Tortilla Mix (dairy)

B intzes With €D symbol only

NATuRE’S CHOICE FOODS CORP. POCHONTAS ACRES

Broddilyn, NY Richmond, (‘A

R&taio & Mushroom Pierog es (pareve) Biscuit Mix (dairy)

~otato & Oi~ion Pierogies (pareve) Yellow Combread Mix (dairy)

F?ötato & On on Blintzes (pareye) Buttermilk Pancake Mix (dairy)

With €PAREVE symbol only With €D symbol only

Farmer Cheese Plerogles (elairy) SYSCO CORPORATION

Ricotta Cheese P erogies (gain,’) (louston, 7X

I~armer Cheese Blintzes (dairy) Biscuit Mix (dairy)

Ricotta Cheese Biintzes (~ãiry) Yellow Càrnbread Mix (dairy)

With €DAIRY symbol only ~loney Bran Muffin Mix (dairy)

~flJV TAAM CORPORATION Buttermilk Pancake Mix (dairy)

BrooRlyn, NY White Cake Mix (dairy)

Cheese Biintzes (dairy) -‘ Yellow Cake Mix (dairy)

,Sugar Free Cheese Blintzes (dairy) Chocolate Cake Mix (dairy)

Cheese Cherry Blintzes White Cake Mix (dairyl

Cheese Blueberry Biintzes Chocoiate Cake Mix (‘dair4

Diet Cheese & Cherry Blintzes Sweet Corn Muffing Mix (dair~/~ry)

‘Cholov ~isroei” Apple/Cinnamon Muffin Mix (

With C~)D symbol only Basic Muffin Mix (dairy)

‘~‘egetarian olinizes (pareve) Blueberry Muffin Mix (dairy)

~pie Cinnamon Biintzes (pareve) With €D symbol only

~6tato Biintzes (pareve) - Candy, Chocolate,

Strawberry Biintzes (pareve)

Blueberry Blintzes (pareye) Fruits, Nuts

With €) symbol only ~. ~.

AMERICAN CANDY CO.

Bouillon ‘Se/ma, AL Canes M ft

FREEDOM FOODS Canes Ra nbow Cherry

Odessa, FL Canes Egg Nog

Freedorti Natural Chicken Fiavor Wreaths Mint

Freedom(pareve~eef Flavor (pareve) Starlight Mints

Chocoiate Flavored Pj~tzeis (dairy) -

Chocolate Covered Stickiets (dairy)

De-Fatted Butter Toffee Peanuts (dairy)

Rum Toffee Pecanss (dairy)

Chocolate Doubie Dipped Peanuts (dairy)

Chocolate Malted Milk Baiis (dairy)

Chocolate Grand Mariner Pecans (dairy)

Chocolate Toffee Pecans (dairy)

Carob Malted Milk Balls (dairy,)

Yogurt Malted Milk Bails (dairy)

Yogurt Pecans (dairy)

With €D symbol only

BELI..E CAMP LABEL

Eastman, GA

Almond Ciusters (dairy)

Aimond Log Rolls (dairy)

Chocoiate Chip Almond Log

Roil Chocolate(dairy)Covered Carameis (dairy)

Chocolate Fudge Truffle (dairy)

Coconut Almond Treat (dairy)

Coconut Patties (dairy)’

Fruit & Nut Roil (dairy)

Fudge (dairy)

Mint Pattie (dairy)

Mixed Nut Log Rolls (dairy)

Peanut Buffer Log Roll (dairy)

Peanut Butter Pattie (dairy)

Peanut Clusters (dairy)

Peanut Log Rolls (dairy)

Pecan Clusters (dairy)

Pecan Divinity (dairy)

Pecan Log Rolls (dairy)

Saited Peanut Roll (dairy)

With €D symbol only

‘BRADLEY CANDY MFG. CO.

Lebanon, TN

KRAFT Buttermints 8 oz. box (dairy)

KRAFT Party Mints 8 oz. box (dairy)

With €)D symbol only

‘CAPCO ENTERPRISES, INC.

Florham Park, NJ

Hard(pareve)Candy, Rootbeer Flavored

Hard(pareve)Candy, Tangerine/Orange

Ra~iored (pareve)

Hard Candy, Vanilla Flavored (pareve)

Tropical Mix Uard Candy (pareve)

With €PAREVE symbol only

GLENN FOODS

Woodmere, NY

Fruit Drops (pareye)

Biack

Gentlecherry mint

Mandarin orange

Mixed fruit

Twist of lemon

Loilipops & Hard Candy (pareve)

Lemon, Orange, Cherry

PamasalCitra Pops (pareve)

Cherry, Orange, Lemon

Vitamin C Lollipops (pareve)

Chegy, Orange, Lemon

With (~ symbol only

000DDAY PRODUCTS, INC.

Mt Laurel, NJ

Expressos

With €) symbol only

GREAT AMERICAN OPPORTUN~ES

Nashville, TN

Great American Chocoiatier

Pecan Cluster (dairy)

Great American Chocolatier

Peanut Butter Log Roll (dairy)

Great American Chocoiatier

Coconut Supreme (dairy)

Great American Chocolatier

Choc Chip Almond Log Roil (dairy)

Great American Chocoiatier

Cashew Clusters (dairy)

Great American Chocolatier

Caramei Com with Peanuts (dairy)

With €D symbol only

TISHREI 5757/SEPTEMBER 1996 3

GUYLIAN NV CHOCOLATERIE

Belgium “

Chocolate Sea Shells (daly)

With (~)D symbol only

HADLEY DATE GARDENS

Thermal, C4

l~IastIc Cups

~itted Deglet E)ates ~pareve~

Date Nuggets (~a eve,)

Whole Deglet Dates (pareve)

Pitted Dates-Gelatn Ring Cup (pareve)

Whole D~glet Date ~‘pareve,)

Pitted Dates-Clear TJb (pareve)

Wrapped Produce Dates

Date Coconut ~oIIs ~‘pareve,)

Date Almond Rolls l’pareve,)

Whole Deglet Dates ~pare~’e,)

Citted Deglet Dates ~pareve,)

Date Nuggets l’pareve,)

Whole Zahds (pareve)

With (~) symbol only

HERSHEY’S IMPORTING CO. INC.

Rahway, N~I

Ambrosa

i~ipple SI ces

Apñcots & A monds

Cashew Fancy Peces

Coconut Ch ps

Corn Snax

Country Nut Mx

Dates & Cashews

Ewity Mix

Olympic

Monukka-Nut Mx

Nutty Mix

t?apaya Snacks

F~ineapple Snacks

l~umpkin, Shelled

Pumpkin, R&S

Raisin-Nut Mix

Raisins & Almonds

Raisins & Cashews

Sesame F~arty Mx

Sesame Treats

Soybeans, R&S

Sunflower, hjulled

Sunflower, R&S

Tropical Snack

With (~) symbol only

JINIL AU CHOCOLAT

Cedathurs~ N~’

Hard Candies

Licorice

Jelly Beans

Nuts (Cashews, P stachios, Almonds)

Assorted Finished Chocolates

Fresh FruIt Dipped in Pareve Chocolate

Molded Chocolate Items (with or without decorated icihgs)

Assorted Cordials

Candy Corn

Kiard Candy Lollipops

Glazed Cfibcolate Dipped Frut

Gum Drops

Taffy

With (~) symbol only

Assorted Finished Chocolates (dairy)

Molded Shapes n Milk or White Chocolate (dairy)

Fresh Fruit Dipped in Milk or White Ch~ölate (‘dai,y,l

Assorted Cordials (dairy)

Local & Sugarfree t1tard Candy (daily)

Cookies (dairy)

With (~)D symbol only

KASTIN’S CANDY COMPANY

BrooRlyn, N’i1’

~reezer Pops ~pare~’e,,I

hiard Candy (pareve)

KOPPER’S CHOCOLATE

SPECIALTY CO., INC.

New Yorlç NY

Chocolate CordIals

Rum Amaretto(pareve)~‘pareve,)

Irish Creme (pareve,)

~each Brandy ~‘pareve,)

Plum Wine ~pareve,t

Apricot Brafld ~pareve,)

Conac Cordials ~pareve,)

Mandarn Orange I’pareve~

Blackberry Brandy (pareve)

Raspberry (pareve)

Strawberry (pareve)

Cherry (pareve)

Coffee (pareve)

M nt (pareve)

Choco ate Chocolate (pareve)

An sette (pareve)

Blueberryl(pareve)

Wff skey~’pareve~

Champagne (pareve,)

Coffee ConfectIons

Chocolate Coffee Bean (pareve)

Ch. Whole Espresso Beans (pareve)

Irish Coffee Beans (pareve)

Amaretto Coffee Beans (pareve)

Coffee Cordials (pareve)

Coffee L~htils ~‘pareve~

Shoe. Covered Amaretto Espresso (pareve)

Candy Coated Amaretto Espresso (pareve)

Choc. Decaf. Espresso (pareve)

Choc. Whole Kona Beans (pareve)

Coated Cordials

White Hazelnut Truffle (dairy)

Hazelnut Truffles (da ry)

Coffee & Creme Almonds (dairy)

With €D symbol only

Bridge Mixes Munch & Crunch With €)D symbol only

KRAFT JACOB SUCHARD -

Bern, Switzerland

Toblerone Milk Chocolate (dairy)

Toblerone White Chocolate (dairy)

With (~)D symbol only

Toblerone Bittersweet Chocolate (made on dairy eq~pment)

With €DE symbol only

LEADERS CANDY COMPANY

Brooklyn, NY

Freezer Pops ~pareve,)

tilard Sandy ~pareve,)

Starch Jelly Sand es

With (~) symbol only

BufferscotchT(da,ry)

Mayfair Mix (dairy)

With (~)D symbol only

UNET~E E1NE CHOCOLATES

Reading, PA

Peanut Butter Cups (da ry)

Peanut Butter & Chocolate ~‘

Candy Bars (dairy)

Mint Creams (dairy)

Cherry ~reams (dairy)

Chocolate Novelt es (dairy)

Easter Eggs (da ry)

~eanut Butter (dairy)

Coconut Cream (dairy)

Butter Cream (dairy)

Caramel Nut (dairy)

Apricots (pareve)

Athletic Mix t’pare.ve,l

Bridge Mix Dark (pareve)

Banana Chip (pareve)

California Nosh ~pareve,l

Cashew Raw ~pareve~

Cashew Roasted, Salted

Roasted, not Salted ~‘pareve,)

Sherry Bites (dareve,I

Chic Pea Italian (pareve)

ChicPea Roasted, Salted (pareve)

Chocolate Button ~‘pareve,)

Chocolate Lentil ~‘pareve,l, Chocolate Twist I’pareve,)

Cranberry (pareve)

Filbert Branch ~‘pareve,)

F~ilb’ert Fancy (pareve)

Figs ~uits(pareve) & Nuts (pareve)

Gum Drops (pareve,t

Gum Ring (pareve)

Just Ijruit (pareve)

Jelly Bean (pareve)

Ju-Ju Licorice(pareve) Bites ~‘pareve,)

Mint Lentils ~pareve,)

Mix Nuts Roa~ted, not Salted

Mix’Nuts(pareve)Rasted, Salted (pareve)

Orange Slices (pareve)

Nosher Paradise ~‘pareve,)

Papaya Paradise~pareve,,t Mix (pareve,)

P.eanut Button I’parey~,t

Peanut Chocolate, Dark (pareve)

Peanut,~Glazed ~pareve~

Peanut Roasted, salted ~pareve~

tiruit

CremeCordia~(pareve) Be Menthe (pareve)

Margarita Cordials ~pareve,I

Kopper’i SpecIalty

Swiss Petite Fruits (pareve)

Danish Mint Lentils ~pareve~

Danish Shoe. Lentils ~pareve~

Dani~h Coffee Lentils (pareve,)

French Sea Shells (pareve)

Mountain Pebbles (pareve)

tirench~Mints (pareve,)

Choc. Coated Cookies (pareve)

Chocolate Coated Fruits

Orange Peels (pareve)

Lemon Peels (pareve)

Rum Raisin ~pareve,)

Rainbow Raisins ~pareve,t

Raisins in Dark Chocolate ~pareve,t. Pineapple Chu~iks t’pareve)

Ginger Cherries~‘pareve,)~pareve,)

Coco Sherries (u7)

Bridge Mlxe~ tiruit & Nut (all dark) (pareve)

Pastel Bridge Mix (6 colors) (pareve)

Coated Nuts

Dark Chocolate Almonds t’pareve,~

Cocoa Almonds ~‘pareve,)

Alinut Mix ~pareve~

Burnt Almonds ~‘pareve~

tirench Almonds Asst. (,bareve,)

Parisian Almonds ~pareve,t

Chocolate Razelnuts (pareve)

Chocolate Peanuts (pareve)

Chocolate Pistachios (pareve,)

Toffee Almonds (pareve)

Chocolate Brasil Nuts (pareve~

Black Tie Almonds (pareve,)

~ueen’s Assortment (pareve), ~symb~ only

Strawberry Creme (dairy)

Cafe Italiano (dairy)

Cappuccino (dairy)

Ice Mionts (dairy) -

Pina Colado (dairy)

Assorted Chocolates (dairy)

Caramels (dairy)

Cream Centers (dairy)

C,oconut Centers ‘(dairy)

White Peanut Buffer Cups (dairy)

Mint Cups (dairy)

Nut Clusters, P.ecan (dairy,)

Nut Clusters, Cashew (dairy,)

Nut Clusters, Peanut (dairy)

Chocolate Covered Nuts (dairy)

Nut Chews (dairy)

Strawberry Cream Bunnies (dairy)

Peanut Butter Bunnies (dairy)

With €)D symbol only

LOBLAW BRANDS LTD.

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

President’s Choice Pecan Log

WithRolljda/,y) (~)D symbol only

MANHATTAN CHOCOLATE

COMPANY

Brook) n, NY

With symbol only

MAXFIELD CANDY COMPANY

Salt Lake City. CIT

Salt Water Taffy (dairy)

Nut Logs (dairy)

BoxediShocolates (dary)

With @D symbol only

MILLE LACS MP CO., INC

Sun Prailie, WI

All products are dairy

With t~D symbol only

*NAYLOR CANDIES, INC.

Mt. Woh~ PA

Butter Mints (dairy)

Butter Toasted Peanuts (dairy)

Cashew Crunch (dairy,)

Honey Roasted Peanuts, Cashews & Almonds~(dairy)

Honey Toasted Cashews (dairy)

hioney Toasted Peanuts (dairy)

Peanu,) Crunch (dairy).

Wow Nuts (dairy)

With t~JD symbol only

Peanut Roasted, n~t Salted ~‘pareve,)

Peanut in Shell (pareve),

Pee Wee (pareve)

Pignoli ~‘pareve,)

Pineapple ~pareve,)

~istachio Natural ~‘pàreve,)

Pistachio Red (pareve)

Pumpkin Seed Roasted, Salted (pareve)

Pumpkin Seed Roasted, not Salted

Rainbowt’pareve.)Jelly (pareve)

Raisin Chocolate Dark ~‘pareve,)

Raisin Nut Mix ~pareve,)

Spearmint Leaf. ~pareve,t

Spice Drop ~‘pareve,)

Strawberry Twists (pareve)

Sun Seed RTaw (pareve)

Sun Seed Roasted, Salted

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

sun with Shell, Roasted ~‘pareve,)

Sun with Shell, Roasted Salted (pareve)

Sun Israeli Roasted, not Salted (pareve) ~

Sun Israeli Roasted, Salted (pareve)

Trail Mix (pareve)

Tahiti Tomatoes(pareve)(pareve)

Walnuts (pareve)

Sesame (‘pareve,)

Coconut ~‘pareve,)

Pecan ~‘pareve,)

Coffee Bean (pareve)

Rum Cordial ~‘pareve,I

Petite Fruit ~‘pareve,)

Orange Peej~’pareve,)

Nob Parel Red, Green ~pareve,t

Non Parel Blue, White (pareve)

sprinkel Chocolate ~‘pareve,t

Sprinkel Assorted (pareve)

Breezy Mints (pareve)

Butterscotch (pareve)

Le on Drop ~pareve,)

Jawbreakers ~‘pareve,)

With (~) symbol

MiIk,)Choc. Strawberry Cordials

ButterscotchT(daity)only

Mayfair Mix (dairy)

With €)D symbol only

KAThERINE BEECHER

Manchester, PA

Butter Mints (daiiy,I

Cashew Crunch (daily,)

Peanut Crunch (dairy)

Butter Toasted Peanuts (dairy)

Honey Coated CashewsWhole (dairy)

Honey Coated Cashews—Pieces

Butter(dairy)Toasted Almonds (dairy)

Dessert Mints ~‘da~ry)

Anise Creams (dairy)

Party Mints (dairy)

t1loney Nut Cnsps~ (dairy)

hioney ToastedjPeanuts (dairy)

Peanut Brittle (dairy)

Milk Chocolate Peanut Cluster (dairy)

With (~)D symbol only

4 KOSHER FOOD GUIDE

Ice(dairy)Cordials (dairy)

Coconut Snowballs (dairy)

Kopper’s Specialty

White Espresso Beans (dairy)

Mocha Almonds (dairy)

Cappuccino Cordials ~‘dairy,I

Cafe Italiano ~dairy,)

Milk Choc.’Espresso (dairy)

White Espresso (àai,y)

EspressolMix (dairy)

coated Nuts/FruIts

Milk Chocolate Almonds (dairy)

Snow Almonds (dairy)

Milk Shoe. Peanuts ~daiiy,)’

Milk Toffee AlmOnds (dairy)

Vienna Pastel Shoe. Almonds (dairy)

Mocha Almonds (dairy)

Almondolas (dairy)

Almints (dairy)

Cinnamon Buffer Almond (dairy)

NOSHER’S CHOICE, INC..

Brooklyn, NY

Almonds, Chocolate Milk (daity)

Bridge Mix Milk (dairy)

Malt Ball Chocolate (dairy)

Malt Ball Yogurt (dairy) -

P.eanut Chocolate Milk (dairy,)

~rezel, Chocolate (dairy)

Prezel, Yogurt (dairy)

Raisin Chocolat9Milk (dairy)

R~isin Yogurt (dary)

California Carmel (dairy)

California Coffee (dairy)

C~Iifornia Mint f’dáiry,t

California Orange (dairy)

With D symbol only

Almon s, Raw t’pareve,)

Almonds, Chocolate Dark ~pareve,)

Almonds, Jordan AlmondIDeIite~’pareve,)~pareve,)

Ambrosia ~pareve,t

American Dream ~‘pareve~ Apple Supreme (pareve)

Sour Balls ~pareve,I

Nuclear Blast ~‘pareve,)

Star Mint (pareve)

Star Mint Assorted ~‘pareve,) WIth ~Pareve symbol only

OPPENHEIMER JERUSALEM

SWEETS

Candies ~pareve,I WIth ~ symbol only

PARON CHOCOLATIER

New i’ork, 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 (Bairy,) ors:,rt~

Cookie Chip Chocolates (dairy)

With @D symbol Only

I~areveChocolateselection available

With (~)PAREVE symbol only

RASKESZ CANDY CO.

Brook! n, NY

With .c symbol only

QSP, INC.

Ridgefield, Cf

Pleasantville Farms Pecan Log

Chocolate Peanuts (dairy)

Chocolate Pecan Sundae (dairy)

Chocolate Pecan Turtle Mix(dairy)

Chocolate Pretzels (dairy)

Chocolate Raisins (dairy)

Chocolate Trail Mix (dairy)

Cinnamon Apple Crisp (dairy)

Cracker Snack (dairy)

Dinner Mints (dairy)

Grovner Mix (dairy)

Sam s American Choice Pecan

C usters (dairy)

With ®D symbol only

WALTER BAKER (General Foods Corp.)

Dover, DE

German s Sweet Chocolate

Baker s Semi-Sweet Chocolate

Cham ion Chocolate Naps

With IC DE symbol only

Rice & Shine (pareve)

Seven Grain Cereal-Wheat

Free (pareve)

Soy Grits (pareve)

With €) symbol only

ASSOCIATED BRANDS

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Prairie Maid Whole Wheat Krisps

Toasted Puffed WheatCereal (pareve)

Roll

Pleasantville(dairy)Farms

Chocolate Chip

Almond Log Roll (dairy)

Pleasantville Farms Peanut

Butter Log Roll (dairy,)

Pleasantville Farms Coconut

Almond Patty (dairy)

Pleasantville Farms Pecan

Honey Sesame Poker Chips (dairy)

Hot Cajun Mix (dairy)

Louisiana Lightnin’ (dairy)

Nacho Camacho (dairy)

Nevada Nuggets (dairy)

Cat Bran Sesame St cks (dairy)

Peanut Colada (dairy)

P.ecan Pralines (dary)

Bakers Unsweetened Chocolate

Withpareve)

€) symbol only

THE WISCONSIN CHEESEMAN, INC.

Sun Prairie, WI

All products are dairy

With €D symbol only

Prairie Maid Star Right! Toasted

Rice Cereal (pareve)

Newport Puffed Wheat Cereal (pareve)

Newport Puffed Rice Cereal (pareve)

With (~) symbol only

ENERGY FOOD FACTORY, INC.

Greenfield, MA

100% Natural Almond Raisin (pareve)

Clusters

Pleasantville(dairy)Farms

Peanut

Butter Goo Goo Babies (dairy)

With €)D symbol only

G. SCACCIANOCE COMPANY

Bronx, NY

Dairy Brand & Toni Lynn Brand

JBrdan Almonds (pareve)

Non Pareil Seed (pareve)

French Mints (pareve)

Green Peas (pareve)

Boston Baked Beans (pareve)

Candy Licorice (pareve)

With (~) symbol only

SCOTT’S INC.

Sun Prairie,. WI

All products are da ry

With t~JD symbol only

SHUFRACHOCOLATEFOODCORP.

Brook! n,

With .c symbol only

STANDARD CANDY COMPANY

Eastman, GA

~lmond Clusters (dairy)

Almond Log Rolls (dairy)

Chocolate Ch~p Almond

Log Roll (dairy)

Chocolate Covered Caramels (dairy)

Chocolate Fudge Truffle (dary,l

Coconut Patties (dairy,)

~ruit & Nut Roll (dairy)

Fudge (dairy)

Mint Pattie (dairy)

Mixed Nut Log Rolls (dairy)

P.eanut ButterLog Roll (dairy)

Peanut Butter Pattie (dairy)

Peanut Clusters (dairy)

Peanut Log Rolls (dairy)

Pecan Clusters (dairy)

Pecan Divinity (dairy)

Pecan Log Rolls f’dary,)

P~p ‘N Peanut (dairy)

Pop ‘N Pecan (dairy)

Salted Peanut Roll (dairy)

Cashew Clusters (dairy)

Coconut Almond Treat (dairy)

With €D symbol only

STUCKEY’S ehevy Ghase, MD

Pecan Log Rolls (dairy)

Mixed Nut Log Rolls (dairy)

Pecan Divinity (dairy)

F~eanut Clusters (dairy)

Coconut Patties (dairy,)

Peanut Log Rolls (dairy)

Almond Log Roll! (dairy)

Pecan Clusters (dairy)

Almond Clusters (dairy)

Mixed Nut Clusters (dairy,)

Coconut Almond Patties (dairy)

Hay Stacks (dairy)

Peanut Crunch (dairy)

Pop ‘N Pecan (dairy)

Taffy (dairy)

Fudge (dairy)

Peanut Butter Pattie (dairy)

Pop ‘n Peanut (dairy)

Cashew Clusters’(da,y)

Peanut Butter Log Rolls (dairy)

With (~)D symbol only

SUNBIRD SNACKS

Buffalo, NY

Assorted Toffee (dary)

Banana Sesame Crunch (dairy)

Butter Toffee Peanuts (dairy)

Cabaret Mix (dairy)

Cajun Snack Mix (dairy)

California Gold (dairy)

Carob Peanuts (dairj~’)

Carob Raisins (dairy)

Carob Trail Mix (dairy)

Cheddar Cheese Nut Crunch (dairy,)

Chocolate Bridge Mix (dairy)

Chocolate C~ramels (dairy)

Chocolate Coffee Beans (dairy)

Chocolate & Nut Royale (däiry,~

Chocolate Mint Pearls (dairy)

Pecan Sundae (dairy)

Rocky Mountain Mix (da ry)

Stemwinders Woecheshire Mix (da Sweetry)Indulgence (da ry)

Treasure Chest (dairy,)

Vanilla Caramels (dary)

Yogurt Peanuts (dairy)

Yogurt Pretzels (dairy)

Yogurt Raisins (dairy)

Yogurt Trail Mix (da ry)

Yogurt Walnuts (dairy)

Yun’ibo Gumbo (dairy)

With ID symbol only

Almon s, Raw ~‘pareve,)

Apricots (pareve)

Bagel Chips (Assorted Flavors)

Banana(dareve,)Chips (pareve)

Blanched Cocktail Peanut Roasted & Salted (pareve)

Cashews, Raw (dareve)

Cinnamon liloney Almonds (pareve)

Cranberry Fruit Mix (pareve)

Cranny Branny ~‘pareve,)

Dieters Delight ~‘pareve,)

Dry Roasted Almonds ~‘pareve,)

Dry Roasted Peanuts ~‘pareve,)

F~ancy Nut Mix (pareve)

Fat-Free Party Mix (pareve)

Finally Fruity (pareve)

Finally Natural (pareve)

liruit & Nut Granola (pareve)

Gourmet Jelly Beans (pareve)

tllawaiian Sunset (pareve)

I~1ealth Mix (pareve)

Hickory Smoked Almonds (pareve)

Honey Toast Peanut (pareve)

Jackpot Mix (pareve)

Jumbo Flame Raisins (pareve)

Mango Fruit Mix (pareve)

Mango Tango (pareve)

Million $ Bash (pareve)

Natural Pistachios (pareve)

Orange Honey Almonds (pareve)

Oriental Rice Crackers (pareve)

Papaya (parev’e)

Pineapple Tidbits (pareve)

Pumpkin Seeds, Rstd & Saltd

Raisin(pareve) Nut Mix (pareve)

Raisin Seed Mix (pareve)

Red Licorice Bites (pareve)

Red Pistachios (pareve)

Redskin Peanuts, Rstd & Saltd

Roasted(pareVa) & Salted Cashews

Roasted(pareve) & Salted Sunflower Seedslin Shell (pareve)

Saloon Nuts (pareve)

Sierra Mix (pareve)

Smoked Almonds (pareve)

Spanish Peanuts, Rstd & Sltd

Spiffy(pareve) Trail Mix (pareve)

Sugarless Hard Candy (pareve)

Sunflower Seeds, Roasted & Salted (pareve)

Tahitian Treat (pareve)

Tropical Delight (pareve)

Tropical Fruit Mix (pareve)

Tutti Fruity (pareve)

WC. Raisin (pareve)

With symbol only

U.S. MILLS INC.

Needham, MA

Erewhon Barley Sweets (pareve)

Erewhon Cinnamon Sweets (pareve)

Erewhon Ginger Sweets (pareve)

Erewhon Peppermint Sweets (pareve)

Erewhon Plum Sweets (pareve)

Erewhon Ume Sweets (pareve)

With c~ symbol only

WAL-MART

Bentonvilla, AK

Sam’s American Choice Pecan Log Rolls (dairy)

Canned Fruits & Vegetables

EDEN FOODS INC.

Clinton, Ml

Crushed Tomatoes, Organic (pareve)

Diced Tomatoes, Organic (pareve)

Diced Tomatoes W/Green Chilies, Organic (pareve)

With (~) symbol only

GARDEN SPOT DISTRIBUTORS

New Holland, PA

Shilo Farms Apple Sauce

32 oz Jar (pareve)

With (~) symbol only

HUNT WESSON, INC.

Fullerton, CA

Peach Halves Peach Slices

Pear Halves

With (~) symbol only

KIME’S CIDER MILL

Bendersville, PA

Apple Sauce (pareve)

Canned Peaches (pareva)

Canned Plums (pareve)

With (~ symbol only

LA CHOY FOOD PRODUCTS CO.

Archbold, OH

Imported Bamboo Shoots

Imported Water Chestnuts

2½ Bean Sprouts

2½ Chop Suey Vegetables

With (~) symbol only

Caterers

DEAUVILLE HOTEL CATERER

Miami Beach, FL

ELITE CATERERS

Brooklyn, NY

GUESST CATERER INC.

Ft Lauderdale, FL

JACKSON HOTEL

Long Beach, NY

KAY CATERERS

New Yo,k, NY

Cereals

ARROWHEAD MILLS~ INC.

Hereford, 7X

All Bulk Grains (pareve)

Bear Mush (pareve)

Cracked Wheat Cereal (pareve)

Wheat Bran (pareve)

Steel Cut Oats (pareve)

Flax Seed (pareve)

Oat Flakes (pareve)

Rye Rakes (pareve)

Wheat Flakes (pareve)

Oat Bran Cereal (pareve)

Puffed Corn (pareve)

~uffëd Millet (pareve)

P.uffed Rice f’parave,)

Pi~ffed Wheat (pareve)

Whole Grain Amaranth (pareve)

Wheat Germ, Raw (pareve)

Barley Flakes (pareve)

White Corn Grits (pareve)

Y1ellow Corn Grits (pareve)

Nllture C’s (pareve)

Instant Oatmeal (pareve)

Oat Bran Flakes (pareve)

Bran Flakes (pareve)

Corn Rakes ~‘pareve,l

Bits-C-Barley (pareve,)

Kamut Flakes (pareve)

Kamut Cereal (pareve)

Spelt Cereal (pareve)

4-Grain Plus Flax (pareve)

Amaranth Flakes (pareve)

Puffed Kamut (pareve)

Seven Grain Cereal (pareve)

Crispy Puffs (pareve)

Couscous (pareve)

Bulger-Wheat (pareve)

Multi Grain Cereal (pareve)

Cinnamon, Raisin, Almond Instant Oatmeal (pareve)

100% Natural Apple Cinnamon

100%(pareve)Natural Crispy Low-fat

Berries(pareye)Jubilees No Oil (pareve)

Fruit & Nut Commercial (pareve)

Non Organic Maple Nut’N Rice

Uncle(pareve)Roy’s No Added Cinnamon Apple Cinnamon (pareve)

Uncle Roy’s Berries Jubilee

Low-Fat Granola (pareve)

Uncle Roy’s Cashew Raisin Deluxe (pareye)

Uncle Roy’s Crispy Low-Fat

Granola (pareve)

Uncle Roy’s Fruit & Nut

Supreme (pareve)

Uncle Roy’s Luscious Raspberry

Low-Fat Granola (pareve)

Uncle Roy’s Maple Date & Nut

Uncle(pareye)Roy’s Nut Butter & Almonds Granola (pareve)

Uncle Roy’s Organic Golden Honey (pareve)

Uncle Roy’s Organic Maple NUt’N Rice Granola (pareVa)

Uncle Roy’s Organic Maple Raisin (pareve)

Uncle Roy’s Swiss Style Mueseli (pareVa)

Uncle Roy’s True Blueberry

Low-Fat Granola (pareve)

Uncle Roy’s Wild Cherry No

Added Fat Granola (pareve)

With (~) symbol only

GI~ENN FOODS, INC.

Woodmere, NY

Oat Mini Puff (pareve)

No Sugar, No Salt Oat (pareve)

Rice‘Mini Puff (pareve)

Maple Rrosted Corn Mini WithPuffJpareve) (~ symbol only

JASPER FOODS INC.

Joplin, MO

Apple Rolls (dareve,)

Berry Corn €risps ~‘pareve,)

Corn Crisps (pareve)

Corn Filakes (pareve)

Crisp Rice (pareve)

Firosted Rakes (pareve,)

Firosted Rolls (pareve)

Raisin Bran l’pareve,)

Toasted Cats (pareve,)

Wheat F~lakes (pareve)

Whole Bran Flakes (pareve)

Whole Wheat Flakes (pareve)

Zany Fruits (pareye)

With €) 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 Morning Raisin Bran (pareve)

New Morning Corn Flakes (pareve)

New Morning Honey Frosted

Corn Flakes (parave)

New Morning Ultimate Oat

Bran Flakes (pareve)

New Morning Fruit E-O’s (pareve)

New Morning Fruit E-O’s Family (pareve)

New Morning Honey Almond

Oatios (pareve)

New Morning Apple-N-Cinnamon O’s(pareve)

New Morning Blueberry Oatiola (pareve)

New Morning Crunchy Almond

Raisin (pareve)

New Morning Qatiola (pareve)

With €) symbol only

TiSHREI 5757ISEPTEMBER 1996 5

POST DIVISION

KRAFT FOODS

Battle Creek, Mi

Post Grape-t~Juts

Post Grape-Nuts Flakes

Post Illoneycomb

Post Crispy Critters

Post ~lai~in Bran

Post Bran Flakes

Post Cocoa Pebbles

Post ~ruity 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 Crisp Flakes

Post Grape-Nut Flakes-Uncoated

Post Haryest Crisp Fines

Post Multi Grain Flakes

With (~) symbol only

Post Fruit N Fibre—Dates, Raisins, Walnuts w/Oat Clusters (dairy)

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

Honey Bunches of Oats—Honey Roasted (dairy)

Post Honey Bunches of Oats— With Almonds (dairy)

Post Banana Nut Crunch (dairy)

Post Bran’ola (dairy)

Post Bran’ola with Raisins (dairy)

Post Golden Raisin Crisp (dairy)

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

Post Great Grains-Crunchy Pecan (dairy)

Post Banana Granola (dairy)

Post Blueberry Granola (dairy)

Post C.W. Post. Traditional Granola (dairy)

Post Cranberry Almond Crunch (dairy)

Post Oat Barley Granola (dairy)

Post Waffle C~isp (dairy).

With €)D symbol only

Post Country Maple Crunch

With ~JDE symbol only

SOVEX NATURAL FOODS, INC.

C&legedaie, TN~..

Good Sheperd

Almond & Molasses Granola (pareve)

Apple. Fiber t~lakes (pareve)

Berry Patch Granola (pareve)

Bulgur Wheat. (pareve)

Crunchy Granola (pareve)

Fruit & Nut Granola (pareve)

Gourmet Granola (pareve)

Illoney Almond Granqla (pareve)

Oat Bran ~‘pareve,)

Organic Apple Cinnamon Cereal

Organic(pareve)Brown Rice Cereal (paçeve)

Organic Wheat Free Apple Cinnamon Cereal ~‘pareve,)

OPrganic Whole Grain Hat Spelt. (/areve)

ljraditional Granola (pareve)

Unsweetened Granola (pareve)

Wheat Bran ~pareve,)

5~Grain Muesli (pareve)

WIth symbol only

Maplel alnut Granola (dairy)

WIth.€Djsymbol only

Hearty I!lfe

Wheat Bran (pareve)

With ‘C symbol only

1.00% aturaL~Cereal (dairy)

100% Natural Cereal w/Raisins

Low(dairy) fat Granola (dairy)

WIth €D symbol only

SUPERMARKETS GENERAL (PATHMARK)

Woodbridge, NJ

No Frills Ral~in Bran

With c~ symb~I only

U.S. MILLS, INC.

Neeedham, MA

Uncle Sam Cereal

Skinner~s Raisin Bran

Skinner~s Oat Bran

Skinner’s Toasted Oat Rings

Skinner’s Corn Flakes

Erewhon Raisin Bran

Erewhon Wheat Fla~es -

Erewhon ~ruit ‘n Wheat

Erewhon Aztec

Erewhon Super-Os

Eréwhon Poppets

Erewhon Apple Stroodles

Erewhon Date Nut Granola

Erewhon Maple Granola

Erewhon #9 Granola with Bran

6 KOSHER FOOD GUIDE

Erewhon Spiced Apple Granola

Erewhon Sunflower Crunch Granola

Erewhon Oat Bran with Toasted Wheat Germ

Erewhon Brown Rice Cream

Erewhon Barley Plus

Erewhon Banana.E.0’s

Erewhon Corn Flakes

Erewbon Crispy Brown Rice

Cereal.No Salt

Erewhon Crispy Brown Rice Cereal

Erewhon Galaxy Grahams

Erewhon l~1oney Crisp Corn

Erewhon l~amut ~lakes

Erewhon Rice Twice

With (~) symbol only -

Cheese & Cream

DAIRY MAID DAIRY, INC.

ifrederick, MD

Sour Cream With €D symbol only

DEAN FOODS Chemung, IL

Louisville, KY

Sour Cream

Cotta e~Cheese

With D symbol only

ELGIN DAIRY FOODS, INC.

Chicago, IL

Sour Cream (dairy)

Imitation Sour Cream (dairy)

With €)P symbol only

GAD DISTRIBUTORS, INC.

BrooRlyn, NY

Giàeon String (~heese

Dairy “Chotov Stam”

With €)D symbol only

HAWK DAIRY

No~h Bergen, NJ

Hawk Dairy Italian Style Ricotta

With €)D symbol only

KRAFT FOODS

Glenview, IL

PHILADELPHIA BRAND Cream.

Cheese (dairy)

PHILADELPIiIIAIBRAND FREE Fat.

F~ree Cream Cheese ~‘daii~)

KRAFT BRAND ~at Free Cream

SUPERBRAND DAIRY PRODUCTS, INC.

Highpoint, NC

Sour Cream (dairy)

Light Sour Cream (dairy)

Cottage Cheese (dairy,)

Lowfat Cottage Cheeae (dairy)

With €D symbol only

TUV TAAM~CORPORA11ON

Brooldyn, NY

Hungarian Cheese

Cream Cheese

Scallion Cream Cheese

Vegetable Cream Cheese

Olive Cream Cheese

Onion Cream Cheese

Garlic Cream Cheese

Spinach Cream Cheese

Strawberry Cream Cheese

Cream Cheese and Lox

l~armer Cheese

Garlic Farmer Cheese

Strawberry Farmer Cheese

Cinnamon I~armer Cheese

Chocolate Farmer Cheese

“Cholov ‘(isroel”

WIth (~)D symbol only

WAKEFERN/SHOP-RflE

Elizabeth, N3

Shop-Rite Impastata Cheese

With €D symbol only

Cheesecake

PANARAMA, INC.

Marietta, GA

Cheesecake

With (~)D symbol only

Chocolate Chips

CALLEBALfl N~V.

Wieze, Belgium

Dark Chocolate Callets & Chips/Drops (dairy)

Milk ChocolateCallets (dairy)

White Chocolate Callets ~‘dairy,)

With (~)D symbol only

COMET CONFECTIONERY LTD. -

St. lulyacinthe, Guebec, Canada

Milk Chocolate Chips (dairy)

Metro Milk Chocolate Wafers (dairy)

Richelieu Milk Chocolate Wafers (dairy)

Richelieu Milk Chocolate

Macaroons (dairy)

With (~)D symbol only

OPPENHEIMER JERUSALEM

SWEETS LTD.

Jerusalem, lsrael Chocolate Chips (pareve)

With c~ symbol only

SHAW’S SUPERMARKETS, INC.

East Bri~gèwater, MA

Shaws Semi~Sweet Chocolate

Chi a (pareve)

With ‘C symbol only

Shaw’s~MiIk Chocolate Chips (dairy,)

WIth ~JD symbol only

tWIN COUNTY GROCERS

Edison, NJ’

Food Town Chocolate Cl~ips (pareve)

WIth L~t symbol only

WAKEFERN/SHOP-RITE

Elizabeth, N.~i

Shoprite iure Semi-Sweet Chocolate Chips ~‘pareve,)

With ~t symbol only

WALTER BAKER (General Foods Corp.).

Dpver, DE

Baker’s Milk ehocolate Chips, Regular (dairy,)

Baker’s Chocolate Flavored Chips

With(dai!y)~ symbol only

Coc~oa

DROSTE U.S.A.

iilaarlem, Plo/land

Cocoa

WIth (~) symbol only

GILSTER MARY LEE CORP. ch’~iter, IL

Mega Cocoa 8 oz. ~‘pareve,)

Paskesz Cocoa 8 oz. (‘pareve,l

Valu Time Cocoa 8 oz. (pareve)

With (~J symbol only

KEMACH FOOD PRODUCTS

Cheese

PHILADELPHIA(dairy)BRAND 113 Less

Fat than Cream Cheese

NeufchetellCheese (dairy)

Soft PHILADEI!PHIA BRAND

Cream Cheese ~dairy)

Soft PHILADEL!PHIA BRAND Cream

Cheese, ~ineappIe (dairy)

Soft PHILADELPHIA BRAND Cream

Cheese, Strawberry (dairy)

Soft PHILADE[LPRIA BB,~NO Cream

Cheese,Chive & Onion (dairy)

Soft PHIL4DEIIPHIA BRAND Cream

Cheese, Olive & Pimento (dairy~

Soft PHIL!A,DEI!PHIA BRAND Cieam

Cheese, Smoked Salmon (dairy).

Soft PHILADEI!PHIA BRAND Cream

Cheese, ~Ierb & Garlic (dairy)

Whipped PHILADEI!PHIA BRAND

Cream

Cheese, PIiIILLY for Toastl (dairy)

Whipped PHILADELPHIA BRAND

Cream Cheese with ~hive (dairy)

PHILL~Y FOR TOAS!..SuperSpreadable

Cream Cheese ~dairy)

Whipped PHILADEL!PHIA BRAND

Cream Che~se w/Smoked Salmon (dairy,)

PHILADELPHIIA BRAND [light C(e~arn

Cheese (dairy)

With (~)D symbol only

LS.M!S. CHEESE COMPANY

BF~Rlyn, NY

l~inor American Cheese

I~inor Cheddar Cheese

Kinor Monteray Jack Cheese

l~inor Mozarella Cheese

t~inor Muenster Cheese

Kinor Squeezable Cheese

Kinor YogurtJ~Iavored Cheese

I(inor Vegetable Muenster Cheese

“Cholov Yisroel”

With €D symbol only

MID-AMERICA DAIRYMEN, INC.

B ~radö!~pdngs, MG

Cottage Cheese

High Melt Sour Cream

With (~)D symbol only

POLUO DAIRY PRODUCTS CORP.

Campbel( NY

PoIIv-O Impastata Cheese

With €D symbol only

STELLA FOODS INC.’

Hinesburg, VT

Ricotta Cheese (dairy)

With €D symbol only

With D symbol only

Semi- weet Chocolate Chips (dairy equipment)

With DE symbol only

Semi- weet Chocolate Chips (pareve)

With €)PAREVE symbol only

COMET CONFECTIONERY INC.

St. A/bans, (~‘T

White Chocolate Chips (dairy,)

Milk Chocolate Chips (dairy)

With ~D sym~gonIy

Semi- weet Chocolate Chips (dairy equipment)

‘With DE symbol only

Semi- weet Chocolate Chips ~pareve,)

With €)PAREVE symbol only

KEY FOOD

Edison, NJ

Key Food Pure Chocolate Chips (pareve)

WIth€symbol only

KING KUItLEN GROCERY

Westbury, L1l, NY

King Kullen Chocolate Chips, 24 oz., Item 72-718

King Kullen Chocolate Chips, 12 oz., Item 72-719

With ~symbol only

ThE KROGER COMPANY

Cincinnati, GI~I

Kroger Semi-Sweet Chocolate Chips (Daijy Equipment)

With (~)DE symbol only

Embassy Chocolate Chips

Cost(pareve) Cutter Chocolate Chips

With(pareve) (~) symbol only

Kroger Milk Chocolate Chunks (dairy)

KLNIMiIk Chocolate Chips (dairy)

Kroger Semi-Sweet Chocolate (dairy,)

Kroger Mini Chocolate Chips (dairy)

KrogeGChocolate Chips (dairy)

With (~)D symbol only -

METRO/RICHELIEU

Oydbec, Canada

Metro Grains de Chocolat ~‘pareve,.I

Richelieu Grain Chocolate ~‘pareve,l

Ith ~symbol only

Metro Milk Chocolate Buds

Metro(dairy)Milk Chocolate Macaroonss (dairy)

Brooklyn, NY

Cocoal8 oz.

With € symbol only

Coconut

KRAFT FOODS

White Plains, NY

Baker’s Premium Shred Coconut, 7 & 14 oz. bags (pareve)

Baker’s Angel Flake Coconut, 7 & 14 oz.bags (pareve)

Bakers Angel Flake Coconut

3~5 & 7 oz, cans (pareve)

With (~)P symbol only

RED V COCONUT PRODUCTS COMPANY, INC.

Avenel, NJ

Sweetened Coconut

With ‘C symbol only.

Co ee

ASTOR PRODUCTS INC.’

Jacksonville, FL

Astor AD? 13 oz. Cans ‘t’pareve,)

Astor ABC Brick Pack 13 oz. f’parevet

Astor Decaf AD,C 13 oz. Cans (pareve,)

Astor Becaf AIDC Brick 13 oz. (pareve)

A~tor Decal Regular B~rick 13 oz. (pareve)

AstorSuperblend ABC Brick Pack 11½ ~pareve,)

Astor Superblend RegUlar Brick 11½ (parev~)

With (~) symbol only

ThE COFI~EE BEANERY, LTD.

Gushing, Ml

Antigua Coffee (pareve)

Beanery Blend (pareve)

Brazilian Coffee

Breakfast Blend (pareve)

Cinnamon Holiday Blend (pareve)

Coban Coffee (,öareve,?

Colombian Supreme Coffee t’pareve,l

Costa R La Minita Coffee ~‘pareve,.I

Costa Rican Tar Coffee (pareve)

Decaf Kona Coffee (pareve)

Estate Gold Coffee (pareve)

Ethiopian Coffee (pareve) -

Excelso Coffee (pareve)

tlonduras Coffee (pareve)

High Mountain Andes Coffee (pareve)

Indonesia Java C.gffee (pareve)

Jamaican Blue Coffee (j5ã~’~)

Jamaican Blue Mountain Choice Coffee (pareve)

Kenya ~ Coffee (pareve) - M

Kona Hawaiian No. 1 CoW perev~lt C

‘Pas Yisroet’

With GD symbol only

F1RST~NA11OINAL SUPERMARKETS

Windsor Locks, CT

Finast Old Rash on Cookies (daty)

Finast Box Cook es (dairy)

Finast Reduced Fat Cookes (daijy)

With (~JD symbol only

FLEMING COMPANIES, INC.

Oklahoma CiPy Oki.

Bonne Hubbard Sandw cM

Cremes (dai,y~

Bonnie Hubbard Old fash on qookies (dairy)

l~ainbow Sandw ch Cremes (daiy)

Rainbow Bag €~ok es (dasy).

Rainbow Old Fash on Cookes

Hydel’dairy.~Park Old Fash on Cookes ~‘dauy~ Hyde Park Sandw ch Cremes

l’daiiy)

Marquee Prem urn Butter 0 d lash ons ~‘daty)

“F?as Ysroel”

With (~)D symbol only

FOOD UON, INC.

Sali~bury, NC

Rood L ‘on Sandwich Cremes (daiy)

Food L on Od Fashion

Cookies (dary)

Food L on Box Cookies(daity)

Food(dairy) It on A Butter Old

“Pas(dairy)Yisroel”

With GD symbol only

FOODHOLD

Windsor Locks, CT

Guaranteed Value Bag Cook es

Finast(dairy)Sandw ch Cremes ~da ry,)

“Pas Yisroel”

With GD symbol only

FRY’SIFOOD & DRUG

Rhoenix, AZ

Rry~s Sahdwich Cremes (da iy~

Fry’s Old Fashion Cookies

“Pas(daily)Yisroet’

With GD symbol only

GATEWAY~FOODS, INC.

Lacrosse, WI

Exceptional Value Sandwich

CFemes (dairy)

Best Yet Sandw ch Crernes, Old fashions (dairy)

Best ‘(et bag cookies (dairj~)

“Ilas Yisroel”

With GD symbol only

GLENDALE FOODS, INC.

B311e (“emon, PA

Bi-Rite Sandwich Cremes (da ry)

Ri-Rite Bag Cook es (dairy)

“Pas Yisroêl”

With GD symbol only

GRAND UNION CO.

Wayne, NLI

Grand Union All Butter Old Fash ons (dairy)

Grand tioion Sandwich Cremes (da ry)

Grand finion old Fashion Cookies (dairy)

Grand Ifnion Box Cookies, (dairy)

Grand I!Jnion Reduced Fat Cookies (dairy)

“Pas Yisroel”

With GD symbol only

HAN~ORD BROThERS

Portland, ME

Shop ‘N Save SandwichCrernes.(dairy)

Shop ‘N Save Old Fashion Cookies (da ry)

Shop N Save Sofblend Cookies (dairy)

Shop ‘I~1 Sav,e Box & Bag Cookies (dary)

“Pas Y sroel”

With GD symbol only

HARRIS-TEETER SUPERMARKETS

Charlotte, NC

t~iore Value Sandwich Cremes (dairy)

F~larris-Teeter Bqx Cookies (dairy)

Harriä~Teeter Old Fashion.C5ökes

“l?as(dairy)Yisroel”

With GD symbol only

HY-VEE FOODS, INC.

Chariton, IA

l!1y~Vee Old Fashion Cookies (dairy)

Hy~Vee Sandwich Cremes (dairy)

Hy-Vee Box Cookies (dairy)

“Pas Yisroel”

With GD symbol only

IGA, INC.

Chicago, IL

IGA Sandwich Cremes (dairy)

lG’~ Old Fash1on Cookies. (dairy)

IG’A Box Cookies (dairy)

“Pas Yisroel”

With GD symbol only

INTERSAVE

West Seneca, NY

Sunfresh Sandwich Cremes (dairy)

Sunfresh Old Fashion Cookies (dairy)

National Sandwich Cremes (dairy,l

“P.as Yisroel”

With GD symbol only

JEWEL COMPANIES

Meirose Park, IL

Jewel Sotblend Cookies (dairy)

Jewel Box Cook ‘s (dairy)

Jewel Old Fash on Cookies (dairy)

Jewel Sandwich Cremes (dairy)

Jewel RedUced Fat Cookies (dairy)

Econo Buy Sandwich Cremes (dairy)

Econo Buy Old Fashion Cookies (dairy)

Econo Buy Van a Wafer Pillow Pack (dairy)

“Pas Yisroel”

With GD symbol only

KEE WHOLESALE, INC.

Milwaukee, WI

BuyersChoice Sandw ch’Cremes~’daiy.)

Buyers Choice Bag Cookies (dairy)

“Pas Yisroel”

With GD symbol only

KEEFE COFFEE SUPPLY

St Loils, MO

Keefê f~tchens Box Cookes I’dary~

l~eefe K tchens Bag Coqk es (da ry)

Keefe K tchens Old Fash on Cookes (dary)

“Pas Ysroel’

With GD symbol only

KINGSTON MARKETING

Skokie IL

l~( ngston Sandw ch Cremes (dairy)

l~ ng~ton Gd Fashion Cookies (dairy)

K ngston Box Cookies (dairy,)

K ngston Reduced Fat Cookies (dairy)

“Pas Ysroe’

With GD symbol only

KROGER COMPANY

Cincinnat, OI~I

Fcroger BUtter Old Fashions (da ry)

Jewel Reduced Fat Cookies l’dafry,~

“Pas Yisroel”

With GD symbol only

LARROC

El Paso, TX

S Mart Sandwich Cremes (dairy)

“Ras Yisroel”

With GD symbol only

LKS PRODUCTS, INC.

Dublin, CA

Lady Lee $andwich Cookies (dairy)

Lady Lee Soft & Chewy Cooki~s (dairy)

Lady Lee Old Fashion CpOkies (dairy)

Lady.Lee Box Cookies (dairy)

‘~‘alUe Wise Sandvlich Crernes (dairy)

“F?as Yisroel”

With GD symbol only

MARSH SUPERMARKETS, INC.

Indianapolis, IN

Marsh SandWich Cremes ~‘dary,)

Marsh Bag Cookies ~dairy,)

“P.as Yisroel”

WIth GD symbol only

MEIJER, INC.

Grand Papids, MI

Meljer Box & Bag Cookies (dairy,)

Mejjer Sandw ch Gremes (dairy,)

Meijer Old Fashion Cookies (dairy)

“~s ‘(israel”

With GD symbol only

FRED MEYERPortland, OR

RMV Sandwich Gremes (dairy)

BMV Reduced Fat Cookies (dairy)

“Ras ‘(israel”

With GD symbol only

MARKET SQUARE FOOD CO.

hug/hand Park IL

Chocolate Ch p Animal Cookies in Noah Arc Box (‘dairy,)

Sugar Cookies n Pig Tahs Box (dairy)

Sugar Cookies n North Pale Inn Box (dairy)

Sugar Cookies ,n Mother goose Box

Chocolate(‘~airy,lCt~ p Cookies n Pop Up Box (dairy,)

With GD symbol only

MILAN DIST. CO.

Milan, IL Eagle Country Markets Butter Old Fashion (dairy)

Lady Lee Box Cook as (da ry)

Lady Lee Old Fash on Cook es (dairy)

“Pas ‘(israel”

With GD symbol Only

MILLE LACS MP CO., INC.

Sun Prairie, WI Cookies (dairy)

WIth GD symbol Only :

NORMANDY FARMS

Duluth, GA -

Sugar Wafers (dairy)

Suger Wafers, Vanillal’dairy)

Sugar Wafers,’Chocolate (dairy)

Sugar Wafers, Strawberry (dairy)

With GD symbol only

PAThMARK SUPERMARKETS, INC.

Woodbthge N,~I

Pathmark Pheferred Butter Old Fash on (dairy)

“I~as Y sroel

With GD symbol only

PIGGLY WIGGLY

Memphis, TN

P ggly W ggly Sandw ch Cremes

(dairy)

P ggiy W ggly Old Fash on Cook as ~‘dary,)

“Pas Y sroel

With GD symbol only

PREFERRED PRODUCTS

Eden Pra re MN

Shoppers Value Sandw ch Cremes

(dairy)

Shoppers Value Old Fashions (da’ry)

Blavorite Box & Bag Cook’es (dairy)

Blavorite Sandw ch Cremes (dairy)

Flavorite Old Fashion (dairy)

Preferred Select ons Butter Old Fashions (dairy)

“Ilas Yisroel”

With GD symbol only

THE PRODUCTS CORP..

Jacksonville, ffL

First In Value Sandw ch Crernes ~dairy)

First In Value Old Fash on Cookies (dairy)

“Pas ‘(isroel”

With GD symbol only

RALPHS GROCERY

Los Angeles,

Ralphs Sandw ch Cremes (dary,l

Ralphs Old Fash on Cook es (dairy,)

Ralphs Butter Old Fashons (da ry)

Ralphs Sandw ch Cremes (dairy)

“P55 Ysroel With GD symbol only

RICHFOOD

GiEhmond, VA

Riphfood Old Fashion Cookies (dairy)

~lciifood Bag Cookies (dairy)

Richfood Sandw ch Cremes (dairy,)

“Pas ‘(israel”

With GD symbol only

ROUNDY’S Milwaukee, WI

Old Time Sandwich Cremes (dairy)

Old Time Old fashion Cookies (dairy~

Roundy’s Sandwich Cremes (dairy)

Roundy’s Old Fashion Cookies (dairy)

Roundy’s Sofblend Cookies (dairy)

Roundy’s Box Cookies (dairy)

“Ilas ‘(isroel”

With GD symbol only

SARA BROWN COOKIE COMPANY

Des Plaines, IL

Approved Value Gene’ric Cremes (dairy)

Approved Value Generic sandwch Cremes l’dairy,l

Sara Brown Generic Old Fashion Cookies (dairy)

Sara Brown Generic Sandw’ch

Cremes (dairy)

“Pas Y sroel”

With GD symbol only

SCHNUCK MARKETS, INC.

B?idgeton MO

Schnucks Box Cook as (dary)

Schnucks OldFashion Cookes (dairy)

“Pas Ysroel’

With GD symbol only

SCRIVNER, INC.

Oklahoma City, OK

Our Value Sandw ch Cremes & Bag Cookies (dairy)

Best Yet Sandwich Cremes (da’ry)

Best Yet Old Fashion Cook es (da ry)

Best Yet Butter Old Fash ons

Best(dairy)

Yet Bag Cookes (dary)

“Pas Yisroel”

With GD symbol only

SHAW’S SUPERMARKETS

E. Bridgewater, MA

Shaw’s Soft Cookes (dary)

,Shaw’s Old fashion Cookies (dairy)

Shaw’s Sandw ch Cremes (dairy)

Shaw s Box & Bag Cookies (dairy)

“I~as Y.sroel’

With GD symbol only

SHOI~PER VALUE

MARKETING

‘San Jose, Co

Shoppers Value Sandwich Cremes (dairy)

“Pas Yisroeli’

With GD symbol only

SMITH~S1FOOD & DRUG CENTERS, INC.

Sa!t Lake City, UT

Smithis SandalichCremes (dairy)

Smith~s Old fashion Cookies (dairy)

“Pas Yisroel”

With GD symbol only

SCO’TIr’S, INC.

Sun Praitie, WI

Chocolate with Crisped Rice

rnoulded in varjous shapes (dairy)

Mint Cookie in bbxltin

Pecan(dairy).Noug~t Cookie in box/tin (dairy)

Chocolate Chip Nougat Cooke in box/tin (dairy)

Chocolate Covered Mint Cooke in box/tin (dairy)

Chocolate Covered Pecan Nougat Cookikiuin box/tin (dairy,)

Oatmeal Raisin Cookie’ in box/tin (dairy)

With GD symbol only

SPARTAN STORES, INC.

‘Grand RapiDs, MN

Spartan Sandwich Cremes (dairy)

Spartan Mini,Cookies (dairy)

Spartan Old Fashion CoQkies (dairy)

Spartan Box Cookies (daily,)

Spartan Butter,OId Fashions

Save(dairy)Rite Sandwich Cremes (dairy)

Save Rite Bag Cookies (dairy)

“P~as ‘(israel”

WIth GD symbol only

SPRINGWATER COOKIE & CONFECTIONS

Spring6oro, OR

Animal Cookies (‘dairy,)

Chocolate Animal Cookies I’dairy)

Chocolate Chip Cookies (dairy)

Chocolate Chip Nougats (dairy)

Gingersnap Cookies (dairy,)

Chocolate Button Cookies (dairy)

Gon~y Grahams (dairy)

Butter Pecan Cookies (dairy)

Chocolate Chip Coconut

Macaroons (dairy)

Chocolate Chip Grahams (dairy,)

I(loney Coconut Macaroons (dairy)

Cashew Nougats (dairy)

Chocolate Creme Fud~e (dairy,)

Peanut Butter Fudge (dairy)

~ippIe C nnamon Cookies (dairy)

Nutty Nougats (dairy)

Chocolate Nut Chunk Cookies (da’ry)

Cinnamon Sugar Cookies (dairy)

Coconut Macaroons (dairy)

Bouble ChocolateCrunch

Cookies (dary)

Oatmeal Cook es l’dairy,~

Oatmeal ,IRais’n Cookies (dairy)

Peanut Butter Cookies (dairy)

Sugar Cookies (dairy)

ljropical Crunch Cookies (dairy)

Almond Crescents (dairy)

‘Peanut Butter Nougats (dairy)

Ilecar~ Nougats (Dairy)

Chocolate Nut Fudge (dairy)

Maple Budge (dairy,)

With GD symbol only

SPRINGWATER COOKIE & CONFECTIONS

Springboro, OH

Animal Cook es (dairy)

Chocolate Ch p Cookies (dairy)

Chocolate Ch’p Nougats (dairy)

Ch000late Creme Fudge I’dairy)

Chocolate Nut Chunk Cookies

(dairy)

Cinnamon Sugar Cookies (dairy)

8~ KOSHER FOOD GUIDE

Superbrand 1 lb. Spread (pareve)

Superbrand 2 lb. Spread (pareve)

Superbrand 3 lb. Spread (pareve)

Superbrand light Spread

Bowls (pareve)

Superbrand ¼ lb. Light Mar anne (pareve)

With symbol only

KRAFT FOODS

Glenview, IL

PARK.~IY Light Bowls 40% Vegetable Oil Spread (pareve,)

PABKAY 1/j Less Fat53% Vegetable Oil

Spread Sticks ~pareve~

PARKAY 50% Vegetable Oil Spread (pareye)

PAFItKAY Soft Diet Margarine (pareve)

PARKAY Light-Corn Oil Spread 60% Vegetable Oil (pareve)

PARKAY Soft Diet Margarine (Vitamin 0) (pareve)

PARKAY’50% Vegetable Oil Spread (pareve)

With (~)PAREVE symbol only

Parkay Margarine-Elgin Style (dairy)

F~arkay Margarine-Western Style (daily)

PABKAY 70% Vegetable Oil Spread Sticks (dairy)

Touch of Butter Spread Sticks 70% Vegetable Oil & Dairy Spread

(dairy)

Touch of Butter Bowl 47% Vegetable Oil % Dairy Spread (dairy)

Touch ofButterSqueeze64% Vegetable Oil % Dairy Spread (dairy)

Whipped PARKAY (dairy)

Parkay Soft Margarine (dairy)

PAI3KAY Whipped Margarine (dairy)

Whipped Miracle Margarine (dairy)

Squeeze PARKAY 64% Vegetable Oil Spread (dairy)

Chiffon Whipped Margarine (dairy)

With (~)D symbol only

Marshmallow Creme

KIDD AND COMPANY, INC.

L!igonier, Indiana

Kidd Z, 13, & 20 oz. (pareve)

Kidd Bi Ling 200 g (pareve)

Bi Rite 13 & 20 oz. (pareve)

Natures Best 7, & 13 oz. (pareve)

National 7 oz. l’pareve)

Best Yet 7 oz. &1 3 oz. ~‘pareve,)

Big Top 20 oz. (pareve)

Why Pay More 20 oz. (pareve)

Buyer’s Choice 20 oz. (pareve)

Roundy’s 7 02. ~pareve,l

Staff 13 oz. (pareve)

~rice Chopper 7 oz. & 13 oz. ~pareve~

IGA 7 & 13 oz. (pareve,)

Kroger 7 & 13 oz. (pareve)

Better Valu 13 & 20 02. (pareve)

Fine Fare 7 oz. (pareve)

FrIyTop7&l3oz. (pareve)

Parade 7 oz. (pareve)

~lways Save 7 oz. (pareve)

Finast 7 & 13 oz. (pareve)

good Club 7 oz. ~‘pareve,)

Thorofare 13 oz. (pareve)

Sunny Select 7 oz. (pareve)

Econ 13 oz. (pareve)

Riclifood 7 oz. (pareve)

Smith’s 7 oz. (pareve)

Western Eamily 7 & 13 az. (pareve)

Shdrfine Central 7 & 13 oz. (pareve)

Stop & Shop 13 oz. (pareve)

~riàe Saver 7 oz. (pareve)

Uome & Garden 7 oz (pareve)

Elavorite 7 & 13 oz (pareve)

Shoppers Valu 13 02 (pareve)

Alpha 48 02. (pareve)

Better Value 13 & 20 02 (pareve)

Food Club 7 oz. (pareve)

F.ox Brand 48 oz. (pareve)

Kidd’s Choice 200 g. (pareve)

Kidd I~Iebrew 7 oz. (pareve)

Kidd 200 lb. Mallow Whip (pareve)

t~idd 48 oz. (pareve)

t$Ioss 48oz. & 15 lb. (pareve)

No Name 7 oz. (pareve)

Schnucks 7 & 13 oz. (pareve)

Sea Breeze 48 oz. (pareve)

Shurfine East 7 oz. & 13 02. (pareve)

Sunny Square 13 02. (pareve)

Western family bi-ling 198g. (pareve)

Best Way 7 oz. (pareve)

Bonnie Hubbard 7 oz. (pareve)

F~irst Choice 7 oz ~‘pareve,)

Hip-01l!ite 7 02. ~‘pareve,)

Kingston 7 oz. (pareve)

Real Value 7 oz. (‘pareve,)

Bed & White 7 oz. (pareve)

Seaway 7 oz. (pareve)

Smittys 7 02. (pareve)

Sweet Life 7 & 13 oz. (pareve)

True Value 7 oz (pareve)

Weis 7 & 13 oz. (pareve)

With I~) symbol only

KEMACH FOOD PRODUCTS

Brooklyn, NY

Marshmallow Creme 13 oz. (pareve)

With (~) symbol only

Mayonnaise

CHADALEE FARMS, INC.

Lowel( MI

Heavy Duty Mayonnaise (pareve)

Heavy Duty Plus Mayonnaise (pareve)

Extra Heavy Duty Mayonnaise (pareve)

Extra Fancy Mayonnaise (pareve)

Cholesterol Free Mayonnaise (pareve)

Premium Mayonnaise (pareve)

Fab es Mayonnaise (pareve)

Coop Sugar Free Mayonnaise (pareve)

Mayonnaise Aldi (pareve)

Mayo Frosty Acres (pareve)

Maur ce Dressing (pareve)

With € symbol only

DEEP SOUTH PRODUCTS

Jacksonville, FL

Dixie Darling Mayonnaise sold only in Winn-Dixie Stores

With €) symbol only

EDEN FOODS, INC.

Cllnton, Ml

Mayonnaise

With €) symbol only

KRAFT FOODS

Glenview, IL

KRAFT Real Mayonnaise (pareve)

KRAFT Light Mayonnaise (pareve)

KRAFT Real Mayonnaise with Lime Juice (pareve)

With €PAREVE symbol only

NASOYA ‘FOODS LTD.

Leominister, MA

Nayonaise

With (~) symbol only

Meat Substitutes

KNOX MOUNTAIN FARMS

Franklin, NH Wheat Balls (pareve)

Chick ‘n Wheat (pareve)

Not So Sausage (pareve)

With €) symbol only

LIGHTL!JFE FOODS, INC.

Greenfleld, MA

Fakin’ Bacon (pareve)

Fakin’ Bacon Bits (pareve)

Lemon Grill (pareve)

OrQanic Soy Tempeh (pareve) (3uinona Sesame Tempeh (pareve)

Garden Vegetable Tempeh (pareve)

B~beque Grill (pareve)

Foney-baloney (pareve)

Tofu Pups (pareve,l

Chia’s Chili (pareve)

Classic Sloppy J (pareve)

3-Grain & Soy Tempeh (pareve)

Smart Dog (Fat Free) (pareve)

Smart D0R To Go (pareve)

Smart Deli, Boast Turkey Style ~pareve,)

Smart Deli Country Ham Style (pareve)

Smart Deli Bologna Style (pareve)

Breakfast Lean Links (pareve)

Italian Lean Links (pareve)

Light Burger (pareve)

Tamari Grill (pareve)

Wonder Dog (pareve)

Girhme Lean Meatless Beef (pareve)

Gimme Lean Meatless Sausage (pareye)

Wildrice Tempeh (pareve)

Vegetarian Request French Country Stew (pareve)

Vegetarian Request Moroccan

Lentil Stew (pareve)

Vegetarian Request Tuscan

White Bean Stew (pareve)

Vegetarian Request Penne

Pasta Bolognese (pareve)

Vegetarian Request Thai

VITASOY U.S.A. INC.

Brisbane, CA

NewMenu Vegi-Dogs (pareve)

NewMenu Vegi-Burger (pareve) With t~) symbol only

WORThINGTON FOODS

Worthington, OH

The following are DAIRY:

Bolono 8 oz. slices (dairy)

Bolono 72 oz. roll (dairy)

Burger Crumbles 1 lb. (dairy)

Chicken Style Gravy Mix, 15 gm

Chicken(dairy)Style Roll 16 02. slices (dairy)

Chicken Style Roll 5 lbs. diced (dairy)

Chicken Style Roll 9 oz. slices (dairy)

Chicken Style RoIl 64 oz. roll (dairy)

Chicken 8 oz. slices (dairy)

Chicken Supreme 4,5 oz. (dairy)

Chik Stiks 8.75 lbs. (dairy)

Chik Stiks 10 oz. (dairy)

Country Gravy Mix 25 gm. (dairy)

Country Stew l9oz (dairy)

Crispy Chik Patties 10 oz. (dairy)

Diced Chik 13 oz. ~‘dairy,I

Dinner Roast 2 lbs (dairy)

Food Service Breakfast Patties

9 lb. (dairy)

Food Service Fripats 7.6 lb. (dairy)

Food Service Garden Patties

7 lb. (dairy)

Food Service Gr!llers 8.5 lb. (dairy)

Food Service Prosage Links, 8~5 lbs. (dairy)

Food Service Prosage, 8 lb. (dairy)

Food Service Restaurant Garden

Patties 10.5 lb. (dairy)

Food Service Stakelets 10 lb. (dairy)

Eood Service Wham, 1 lb. (dairy)

EiiCh’k 12.5 oz. can (dairy)

Bn€h’k 42 02. can (dairy)

~red Chik’n 802. (dairy)

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

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

Garden Grain Patt e (dairy)

Garden Patty 9.5 02 (dairy)

Golden Croquettes 15 oz (dairy)

Ground Meatless Vegetarian Sausage 12/16 oz (dairy)

Loma Linda Chik Nuggets 12 oz (dairy)

Loma L!inda Griddle Steaks (dairy)

Loma Linda Patty Mix 5 oz. (dairy)

Loma linda Savory Dinner Loaf 4.5 02 (dairy)

‘Loma Linda Sizzle Burger 10 oz. (dairy)

Loma Linda Tender Rounds 19 oz. (dairy) N

Leanies 9.5 lbs. (daily)

Leanies 12.75 oz. (dairy)

Lentil Rice Loaf 16 02. (dairy)

Lentil Rice Loaf 32 oz. (dairy)

Meatless Brown Gravy (dairy)

Meatless Corned Beef, 16 oz. slices g’dairy,)

Meatless Corned Beef, 72 02. rolls ~‘dairy,)

Meatless Corned Beef, f~ 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 BreaRfast Links 8 oz. (dairy)

MSF BreaRfast links 8.5 lbs. (dairy)

MSF Meatless “Sausages’ 220 g (da(i’y)

Natural Touch Okara Pattie 9 oz (dairy)

Natural Touch Vege-Burger 9 02 (dairy)

Nt Grain & Cheese Patt 6/9 02 (dairy)

Ocean Platter 4.5 oz (dairy)

Onion Gravy Mix 20 gm (dairy)

Crime Stakes 13 oz (dairy?)

Prime Stakes 47 oz (dairy)

Prosage Chub 16 oz (dairy)

Prosage Links 8 oz (dairy)

Crosage Patties 12/8 oz (dairy)

Saucettes 19 02. (dairy)

Sausage Grumbles 4/4 lbs. ~‘dairy~

Savory Slices (Beef) 13 02. (dairy)

Scramblers 30 lb. (dairy)

Scramblers 12 oz. (dairy)

Scramblers 226 g sle~ve (dairy)

Sliced Chik 12¼ oz. (dairy)

Smoked Beef Style 72 oz., rolls (dairy)

SmokediBeef Style 8 oz. slices (dairy)

Smoked Turkey Style, 64 oz. roll (dairy)

Smoked Turkey Style, 8 oz. slices (dairy)

Stakelets 10 oz (dairy)

Strpples, 5 oz (dairy)

Super-Lnks 19 oz (dairy)

Sw’ss Stake 13 oz (dairy)

Swss Stake SOoz (dairy)

Turk~e Srces 13 oz (dairy)

Veelets 10 oz (dary)

‘~,eja-Lnks l9oz (dairy)

WF Fllets9oz (dairy)

Wham, 16 oz (dairy)

Wham, 72 oz (dairy)

Wham, 8 oz (dairy)

Worthington tiripats (dairy)

Worthington Ground Meatless .Vegetaran Burger (dairy)

With €)D symbol only

The following are PAREVE

Brown Gravyftvlix 25 gm. (pareve)

Vta-Burger Chunks. 12/11 oz. (pareve)

Vta-Burger Chunks, 50 lbs. (pareve,)

V ta-Burger Granules, 12)11 oz. (pareve)

V ta-Burger Granules, 50 lbs (pareve)

Granburger, 20 lbs ~‘pareve,I

Granburger, 10 oz ~‘pareve,) ‘Mushroom Gravy Mx 20 gm (pareve)

Country Gravy Mix 25 gm (pareve)

Onon Gravy Mix 20 gm (pareve)

With €PAREVE symbol only

Thefollowing areproduced on DAIRY

EQUIPMENT’

Better’n Eggs Frozen 18/8 02 sleeves (Dairy Equ prnent)

Better’n Eggs Frozen 12/8 oz sleesws (Dairy Equipment)

Better’n Eggs Frozen 32 02 cartons (Dairy Equipment)

Better ‘NiBurger 11 oz (Dairy Equipment)

Better ‘NiBurger 9 lb (Dairy Equipment)

Bi~ Franks 66 oz, (Dairy Equipment

Big Franks 20 oz, (Dairy Equipment

Burger Crumbles 4 lbs. (Dairy Equipment)

Chicken Style Gravy Mix 25 gm (Dairy Equipment)

Chili 20 oz, (Dairy Equipment)

Chili 50 oz, (Dairy Equipment)

Choplets 20 oz, (Dairy Equipment)

Cutlets 50 oz., (Dairy Equipment)

Dinner Cuts 12 oz, (Dairy Equipment)

Loma Linda Linketts 20 oz., (Dairy Equipment)

Loma Linçta Linketts 64 oz., (Dairy Equipment)

Little Links 14 oz., (Dairy Equipment)

Loma Linda Dinner Cuts, 19 02. (Dairy Equipment)

Tofu

Vegetarian(pareve)Request Vegetable

Croquette Dinner (pareve)

Vegetarian Request Traditional “Meatloaf” Dinner (pareve)

With t~) symbol only

SAHARA NATURAL FOODS, INC.

San Leandro, CA

Casbah Falafel Mix (pareve)

Casbah Gyro Natural Burger WithMix~pareve) (~ symbol only

SOVEX NATURAL FOODS, INC.

Collegedale, TN

Naturally Tofu Better Than Berger (pareye)

Really Chili! Chili Dry Mix (pareve) With t~l symbol only

MSF Meatless “Streaky Strips” 150 g

MSF(dairy)Breakfast Patties 12)8 oz. (dairy)

MSF Breakfast Strips 525 oz~ (dairy)

MSF Breakfast Strips 6 lbs. (dairy)

MSF Garden Vegetable Patties 8,9.5 oz. fdairy)

MSF Grillers 9 oz. (dairy)

MSF Prime Patties 8/9 oz~ (dairy)

Muitgrain Cutlets 50 mg. (dairy)

Mushroom Gravy M’x 20 gm. (dairy)

Natural Touch Dinner Entree 9 02. (dairy)

Natural Touch Loaf Mix 4.6 g. (dairy)

Natural Touch Nine Bean Loaf

Natural(dairy)Touch Okara Pattie 8.5 lbs. (dairy)

Multigrain Cutlets 20 oz.. (Dairy Equipment)

Multigrain Cutlets 50 02 (Dairy Equipment)

MSF Meatless “Lowfat Burgers” 312 g. (Dairy Equipment)

Natural Touch Vegan Burger 11 oz. (Dairy Equipment)

Natural Touch Vegetansn Chili (Dairy equipment)

Natural Touch Taco Mix 92 g, (Dairy NumeteEquipment)1902, (Dairy Equipment)

Nuteena 19 oz, (Dairy Equipment)

Prosage Patties 12/8 oz., (Dairy Equipment)

Protose 20 oz., (Dairy Equipment)

Redi-Burger 19 oz., (Dairy Equipment)

Sandwich Spread 13 oz, (Dairy Equipment)

TiSHREi 5757 SEPTEMBER 1996 13

KINGSTON

Skokie, IL

Sweet Gherkins

With €) symbol only

MITOKU COMPANY

rok)v, l~armhouseJapanPickled Daikon

With (~) symt~ôl only

I~EPPERS UNUMITED, INC.

Ontario, ~A

Green Chiles (pareve)

Jalapenos (pareve)

With symbol only

JAMES P. SMITh & CO.

~a4stadt, NY

Capers c’pareve,~ WIth ~symbol only

1UV TAAM CORPORATION

BrooA~Iyn, NY -

Sour Pickles

Wth (~) symbol only

Pita Bread

FATrAL’S BAKERY & GROCERY

INC.

Ifãterson, NJ

Pita Bread, 3’

Pita Bread, 6’

Pita Bread, 12”

With (~)1~ymbol only

GIANT QF MARYLAND

WasIii,~gton, DC

Super G Pita Bread l’pareve,l

Super G Caddie Roll (pareve)

With (~) syñibol only

KONTOS FOODS, INC.,

Paterson, NY

Pocketless Pita Bread

With €) symbol only’

MICHYO KOSHER FOODS

Monsey, NY

Mini Regular Pita’

Oat Bran Pita

~ita Bites

‘Pas Yisroel”

With (~) symbol only

TOUFAYAN’S BAKERY

Nb7th Bergen, NY

Pita Bread

WIth € symbol only

Pizza

GREEN’S COCOS CAKE

Brooldyn, NY

Frozen Pizza

“Cholov ‘icisroel”

With €D symbol only

OLD CITY FOODS

St. Paul, MN

Erozen Caach(s Cheese Pizza

Prozen Caachi’s Mushroom Pizza

F~rozen Caachi’s Vegetarian Chili Pizza

F~rozen Caachi~s ‘.~geroni Pizza

l~rozen Caachis Spinacheese Pizza

“Cholov Visroel”

With €D symbol only

Plastic Bags & Plates

WEBSTER INDUSTRIES, INC.

Peabody, M4

Bes Pak 1/~ Gallon I~reezer-10 count

Bes Pak ½ Gallon Preezer-12 count

Bes Fiak ½ Gallon Freezer-20 count

Bes ~ak ½ Pint Freezer-4 count

Bes Pak 2 Gallon Freezer-6 count

Bes Pak ~int F~reezer-25 count

Bes Rak Pint Freezer-SO count

Bes Rak Quart l~reezer-2O count

Bes Pak Quart Freezer-40 count

Good Sense Food Storage-SO count

Good Sense Food Storage-75 count

Good Sense Gallon Food Storage16 count

Good Sense Gallon l~reezer-1 5 count

Good Sense Gallon Storage-20 count

Good Sense QuarflFood Storage25 count

Good Sense Quart Food Storage30 cOunt

Good Sense Quart Preezer-20 count

cod Sense Sandwich~250 count

Good Sense Sandwich-SO count

Good Sense Sandwich-80 count

Good Sense Zipper Sandwich-50 count

l3avco Sandwich.150 count

Tuff,Stuff Gallon Freezer

15 count

Tuft Stuff Gallon Food Storage 20 count

Tuft Stuff Sandwich-i50 count

Tuft StUff Quart Food Storage- 25 count

Tuft St~ff Quart Freezer-

ZETA CONSUMER

PRODUCTS CORP.

Hasbrook Heights, NJ

Good Sense Plastic Bowls

Good Sense Plastic Compartment Plates

Good Sense Plastic Plates

Good Sense Clear Plastic Cups

Good Sense Plastic Cups

Zeta Big Drink Cups

Zeta l~ood Stufters Zipper

Seal Freezer Bags

Zeta Food Stutfers Sandwich Bags FoIà!Lock Top

Zeta Food Stuffers Zipper

Seal Storage Bags

Zeta Food Stuffers Food Storage Bags

Popcorn

AMWAY CORPORATION

Ada, Ml

Critid’s Choice Butter Popcorn (dairy)

Critics Choice l!ite Butter

Pgpcorn (dairy)

Critics Choice Natural l~opcorn (dairy)

Critic’s ChOice Life Natural Popcorn (dairy)

With €D symbol only

LOBLAW BRANDS LTD.

Toronto, Ontario, Canada

President~s Choice Ilight Butter

Microwave Popcorn (dairy)

Presiaent~s Choice Butter

Microwave Popcorn (dairy,)

President~s Choice No Salt~Butter

Microwave Popcorn (dairy)

Presidentis Choice [fight Natural

Butter Microwave Pop~orn (dairy)

President~s Choice Natural Microwave Popcorn (dairy)

With €D symbol only

CONSUMER VALUE PRODUCTS, INC.

Temple, lx

Consumer Value Microwave Popcorn

Butter Flavor (dairy,)

Consumer Value Microwave Popcorn [fight Butter Flavor (dairy)

With €D symbol only

DEL VALLE F.OOD PRODUCTS, INC.

Miami,,~L

Martin Valley Microwave Popcorn

Butter Flavor (dairy)

Martin Valley Microwave Popcorn [fi9ht Butter Flavor (dairy)

Martin Valley Microwave Popcorn

Natural Flavor (dairy)

With €D symbol only

DETROIT CITY DAIRY, INC.

ljWgt~Iand ~ä’ik, Ml

Must Bee Microwave Popcorn

Butter FlavOr (dairy)

Must Bee Microwave Popcorn Light Butter Flavor (dairy)

With €)D symbol only

FAREWAY SORES INC.

Boone, IA

Fastco Microwave Popcorn Light

Bi4ter Flavor (dairy)

Fastdb Microwave Popcorn

Butter Flavor (dairy)

With (~)D symbol oly -

GOLDEN VALLEY MICROWAVE

FOODS INC.

Edina, MN

ActI Butter Popcorn (dairy)

Act I Natural F~pcorn (dairy)

Act II Butter Popcorn (dairy)

Act II Lite Butter Popcorn(dairy)

Act II Natural Popcorn ~‘dáiry,l

Butter Lovers Popcorn (dai,y,)

Flavor Lovers, Cheddar‘Cheese

Flavor Popcorn (dairy)

Flavor Lovers, Santa Fe Butter Popcorn (dairy)

96% FatiFree Buttered Popcorn (dairy)

Hotpop Butter-Al Gusto

Di Burns Popcorn (dairy)

Hotpgp Natural-Presalto Popcorn (dairy)

Movietime Butter Popcorn (dairy)

Movietime Natural Popcorn (dairy)

P.oppop Natural P~pcom (dairy)

Roppop Savory Popcorn (dairy)

Zel Butter Popcorn (dairy,)

Zel Natural Popcorn (dairy)

Act II 97% Fat Free (dairy)

Aealthy Choice Butter (dairy)

Uealth Choice Natural (dairy) With CD symbol only

HUNT-WESSON, INC.

Deli Express Microwave Popcorn

Eullerton, CA Natural Flavor (dairy)

Orville Redenbacher’s Natural Deli Express Microwave Popcorn

Microwave Popcorn (dairy) Art. Butter Flavor, Lite Salt

Orville Redenbacher’s Butter Flavored (dairy) (dairy) - Deli Express Microwave Popcorn

Orville Redenbacher’s No Salt Added Life Art. Butter Flavor (dairy)

Natural Microwave Popcorn (dairy) Blockbuster Video Microwave Popcorn

Orville Redenbacher’s No Salt Added Light Butter Flavor (dairy)

Butter Flavored Microwave Popcorn Blockbuster Video Microwave Popcorn (dairy) Butter Flavor (dairy)

Orville Redenbactier’s Caramel Blockbuster Video Microwave Popcorn

Flavored Microwave Popcorn (dairy) Natural Flavor (dairy)

Orville Redenbacher’s Li~ht Natural Blockbuster Vid~o Microwave Popcorn

Microwave Popcorn (dairy) Light Butter Flavor Canadian (dairy)

Orville Redenbacher’s Li~ht Butter Bl&kbuster Video Microwave Popcorn

Microwave Popcorn (dairy) Butter Flavor Canadian (dairy,)

Orville Redenbacher’s Smartpop With €)D symbol only

Microwave Popcorn (dairy) - Potato Chips

Reden*Budders Movie Theate?

Butter Microwave Popcorn (dairy) KEMACH PRODUCTS

Reden*Budders Movie Theater BrOOklyn, Nt~

Butter Light Microwave Popcorn Potato Chips (dairy) With € symbol only

- Reden*Budders Zesty Butter I?ASKESZ CANDY COMPANY

Microwave Popcorn (daii~) ‘Brooklyn, NY

Reden*Budders Herb & Garlic With (~) symbol only

Bi~er Microwave Popcorn (dairy) Puddings

With (~D symbol only

0i~’ille !-iedêribacher’s Goürment ESTEE CORPORATION

Orville Redenbacher’s White Gourment Vanilla Pudding Mix (dairy)

Popcorn-Jar (pareve). l~’arsippany, ~2Y Chocolate F~uddin9 Mix (dairy)

~opcorn-’Jar (pareve)

Orville Redenbacher’s ~ot Al? Whipped Topping Mix (dairy,) Popcorn-Jar (pareve) WIth €D symbol only

Orville Redenbacher’s Popping HUNT~WESSON, INC. & T~ping Oil (pareve) ffüllerton, CA

With ~ symbol only Snack Pack Lemon Pudding (dairy)

JASPER FOODS, INC. Snack Rack Vanilla,Pudding (dairy)

Jasper, MO Snack Pack Chocolate Pudding

Midrowave Popcorn (dairy) (~~)Snack Pack Chocolate Fudge Pudding

HERR FOODS (dairy)

Microwave Popcorn (dairy) - Snack Pack_Butterscotch Pudding

SIMCOE COUNTY TRADING CO. (dairy)’

[life Brand Microwave Popping Snack Pack Tapioca Pudding (dairy) Corn (dairy,) Snack Pack Banana Pudding (dairy)

Bi-Way Microwave Popping Corn ‘Snabk’pack Chocolate Marshmallow (dairy) Pudding (dàii~)

K-Mart Microwave Popping Corn Snack Pack S’Mores (dairy) (da~) - Snack Pack Chocolate Caramel

With i~,D symbol only Swi~ls (dairy)

Poly Bag and Jar Popcorn Snack Pack chocolate Peanut (pareve) Butter Swirls (dairy)

WIth € symbol only

Snack Pack Milk Chocolate

NASH FINCH COMPANY Variety (dairy,)

Minneapolis, MN Snack Rack Fat Free Tapioca (dairy)

Our Family Butter Flavor Microwave Snack Pack Fat Free Vanilla

Pooping Corn (dairy) Pudding (dairy)

Our Eàmily Butter Flavor Light ‘Snack Pack Chocolate.Pudding

Microwave Popping~orn (dairy) w/Dinosaur Toppers (dairy)

Our Family Natural Flavor Microwave Snack Pack Chocolate Fddge

Po9ping Corn (dairy) Pudding w/Hãiñffow Sprinkles (dairy)

Our ~ámily Natural Light Flavo~ Snack Pack Vanilla Pudding

Microwave Popping ‘Corn (dairy) w/Chocolate S~inkl~s (dairy)

With €p symbol only Snack Pä~k Milk Chocolate

NEWMAN’S OWN, INC. Pudding w/~un Chips (dairy)

Westport, CT Swiss Mias Butterscot~h Pudding

Newman’s Own Butter Microwave (dairy)

Popcorn (dairy) Swiss Miss Chocolate Caramel

Newman’s Own Natural Swirls ~dairy)

Microwave Popcorn (dairy) ,‘ Swiss Miss Chocolate Fudge Pudding

Newman~s Own Natural Li~ht (dairy)

Microwave ~opcorn (dairy) Swiss Miss Chocolate Pudding

Newman’s Own Butter [fight (dairy) -

Microwave Popcorn (dairy) Swiss Miss Chocolate Vanilla

Newman’s Own No. Salt Microwave Swirls (dairy)

Popcorn (dairy~ - Swiss Miss Chocolate Vanilla

Newman~s Own Butter Canadian Variety (dairy)

Microwave Popcorn (dairy) Swiss Miss Fat Free Chocolate

Newman’s Own Natural Canadian Fudge Pudding (dairy)

Microwave Popcorn (dairy) Swiss Miss Fat Free Chocolate

Newmanls Own Butter Light Pudding (dairy)

“Canadian Microwave Popcorn (dairy) Swiss Mi~s FãtlEree Tapioca

Newmanls Own Natural Light Pudding ~dair~

Canadian Microwave P5pcorn (dairy,) Swiss Mi~s FâtlEree Vanilla

With €0 symbol only Pudding (dairy)

I?HAR.MOR, INC. Swiss Miss Fat tree Vanilla/ Youngstown, 0$? - Chocolate Partalt Pudding (dairy)

Great Buy BUtter Flavored Swiss Miss Milk ChocolateMicrowave F~opcorn (dairy) Variety (dairy)

Great Buy [fight Butter Swiss Miss Tapioca Pudding (dairy)

Microwave Popcorn (dairy) - Swiss Miss Vã,~illa Pudding (dairy)

Great Buy Natural Swiss Miss Vanilla Sundae

Microwave Popcorn (dairy) Puddin~ (dairy)

With ~)D symbol only Swiss Mias Vanilla/Chocolate

RYT-WAY ~ACKAGING CORP. Parfait (dairy)Northfield, MN With €0 symbol only~

f~1icropop Microwave Popcorn Punch Mix

Natural I~lavor (dairy) PARK FOODS LP.

Micropop Microwave Popcorn Barrington, IL

Butter Flavor (dairy) Amigo

Micropoo Microwave Popcorn Grande, Li~ht butter Flavor (dairy) Los ~inos

Deli exoress Microwave Popcorn Mr Special Art. [futter Flavor (dairy) Park

16~ KOSHER FOOD GUtDE

Selectos

Guava Flavored Drink Mix

With (~) symbol only

RelIshes

RICHARDSON FOODS CORP.

Rochester, NY

Nance’s Corn Relish (15 oz 13 oz

FRESH FIELDS, INC.

Rockville, MD

White Basmati Rice

Brown Basmati Rice

Brown Rice, Long Grain, Organic

With € symbol only

SAHARA NATURAL FOODS,

INC.

San Leandro, CA

Fat Free Italian Dress ng (pareve)

Fat Free Poppyseed dressing (pareve)

Fat Free CeleryseedDressing

Fat(pareve) Free Riviera Dressing ~‘pareve~

Creamy Russian Dressing f’pareve~

Kraft Ranch Dressing Mix (dairy)

With €)D symbol only

MITOKU COMPANY

Tokyo, Japan

Three Taste Dressing (Sarlbai Su)

With € symbol only

NASOYA FOODS LTD.

Leominister, MA

Vegl-Dresslngs

Nancesoz.)Red

9.5

Pepper Relish (13 oz 9.5 oz.)

WIth €) symbol only

SILVER SPRING GARDENS

Eau Claim, WI

Garlic in Oil

Garlin in Water

Milled Mix

With € symbol only

Restaurants

ALL AMERICAN HEALTh BAR

New York, NY

“Cholov Yisroel”

“Pas Yisroel~

DAGAN PIZZA

Brooklyn, NY

“Cholov Yisroef’

“Pas Yisroel”

CAFE MASADA

New York, NY

“Glatt Kosher’

“Pas Yisroel”

CAFE YARDEN

New York, NY

“Glatt Kosher”

Pas Yisroel”

CLASS1CO CAFE

New York, NY

“Glatt Kosher”

“Pas Yisroel”

GARDEN AMERICAN HEALTh BAR

New York, NY

“Cholov Yisroel”

“Pas YisroeP’

JERUSALEM PIZZA SHOP

Chicago, IL

“Cholov Yisroer’

KOSHER GOURMET PALACE

Brooklyn, NY

“Cholov Yisroel”

“Pas Yisroel”

KOSHER TEA ROOM

New York NY

“Glatt Kosher”

“Pas Yisroel”

LE MARAIS RESTAURANT

New York, NY

“Glatt Kosher”

“Pas Yisroel”

MI TSU YUN RESTAURANT

Chicago, IL

“Glatt Kosher”

“Pas Yisroel”

PINATI RESTAURANT

Notil, Miami Beach, FL

“Glatt Kosher”

“Pas Yisroel”

PINEAPPLE NATURAL FOODS

Miami Beach, FL

“Glatt Kosher”

“Pas Yisroel”

PROVI PROV1 KOSHER

ITAUAN CUISINE

New York, NY

“Cholov Yisroel”

‘Pas Yisroel”

SHALOM CHAI PIZZA

New York, NY

“Cholov Yisroel”

“Pas Yisroei”

SHALOM KOSHER PIZZA SHOP

New York, NY

“Cholov Yisroel”

“Pas Yisroel’

3RD AVENUE KOSHER

RESTAURANT

Brooklyn, NY

“Cholov Yisroei”

“Pas Yisroei”

VEGETARIAN HEAVEN

New York, NY

PAREVE

Rice

ARROWHEAD MILLS~ INC.

1-lereford, 7X

Quick Cookin9 Brown Rice

White Basmati Rice

With (~) symbol only

Casbah Bulgar Pilaf Mix (pareve)

Casbah Lentil Pilaf Mix (pareve)

Casbah Nutted Pilaf Mix (pareve)

Casbah Rice Pilaf Mix (pareve)

Casbah Spanish Pilaf Mix (pareve)

Casbah Basmati Aromatic Rice (pareve)

With (~) symbol only

Rice Crackers

EDEN FOODS

Cllnton, Ml

Non Maki Crackers (pareve)

Arare Rice Puffs (pareve)

With € symbol only

MITOKU COMPANY

Tokyo, Japan

Brown Rice Crisps; Tamari, Seaweed Spicy

Robata Brown Rice Crisps

Traditional Brown Rice Crackers

Organic Brown Rice Crackers

Harvest Moon Crackers

Samurai Snacks Sweet Brown Rice

Crackers

Buckwheat Rice Cakes

Millet Rice Cakes

Barley Rice Cakes

With € symbol only

U.S. MILLS, INC.

Needham, MA

Erewhon Koishi Crackers

Erewhgp Non Maki Crackers

With (~) symbol only

Salads

TUV TAAM CORPORATION

Brooklyn, NY

Eggplant Liver

Eggplant Salad

Span sh Eggplant

Tomato Op

Hot Pepper Mix

Tomato Charif

Israeli GrilledBabaganush

ColeslawEggplant

Potato Salad

Cucumber Salad

Egg Salad

Babaganush

Turkish Salad With (~) symbol only

SAHARA NATURAL FOODS, INC.

San Leandro, CA

Casbah Tabouli Salad Mx (pareve) With (~J symbol only

Salad Dressings

CHADALEE FARMS INC.

Lowell, Ml

Imperial 1000 Island (pareve)

Gourmet 1000 Island (pareve)

Epicurean 1000 Island (pareve)

French Riviera ~pareve,)

Gormet Red French c’pareve,)

f~rontier French (pareve)

l~anch French (pareve)

Mid French (pareve)

Sweet Red French (pareve)

fiat Free French ~‘pamve,)

Creamy Italian (pareve)

Separating Italian (pareve)

Golden Italian (pareve)

Coleslaw Dressng (pareve)

Coleslaw wleelery Seed Dressng

Delux(pareve)Coleslaw Dress ng ~‘pareve,l

Whipped Dressing ~‘pamve,)

lileavy Duty Dressing (pareve)

Reduced Calorie No Cholesterol

Dressing ~‘pareve,)

Delux Dressing ~pareve)

Reduced Calorie French c’pareve~

Reduced Calorie 1000 Island (pareve)

Celery Seed Sweet n Sour (pareve)

Creamy Garlic (pareve)

~oyal Russian ~‘pareve~

Hones’ Mustard Dip & Dressing

c’pareve~

Soph a’s Dressing (pareve)

Three Bean Salad Dressing (pareve)

Reduced Calorie Salad Dressing

(pareve)

Reduced Calorie Mayonnaise (pareve)

Commodity Dressing (pareve)

Aid Dressing t’pareve)

FrostyKcres Dressing ~‘pamve,I

Sweet~NiSour No Celeryseed

Dressng (pareve)

Sweet-N-Sour (Shoney’s) Dressinq

Van(pareve) Raalte Special Dressing (pareVa)

Poppyseed Dressing (Demo Fruits)

1000(pareVa)Island Frosty Acres

Dressing l’pareve).

1000 Island Garlic/Onion

Dressing (pareve)

1000 Island Holly Dressing (pareve)

Celeryseed Dressin9 (pareve)

Cole SIaW (Schelde s) Dressing

Cole(pareVa) Slaw (Shoney’s) Dressing ~‘pareve,l

Cole Slaw (Yellow/Celery)

Dressing ~‘pareve,)

Cole Slaw - Chawder Dressing

Cole(parave) Slaw Frosty Acres

Dressing (pareve)

Cole Slaw/Celery/Horseradish

Dressing ~‘pamve,~

Creamy Italian Garlic Dressing

Delux(pareye)Separafing French Dressing

French(pareve,)Dressing Brucken’s (pareve)

Holly French Dressng (pareve)

Fjlolly Ristorante Dressing (pareve)

Homestyle Cole Slaw Dressing

Instant(pareve)Whip Creamy Italian Dressing ~pareve,,l

Macaroni Salad Dressing (pareve)

Nino’s Cole Slaw Dressing (‘pareye)

Poppyseed Dressing (Shelf Stable) (pareve)

~r.emium Slaw Dressing (pareve)

Riviera Dressing ~‘pareve)

Slaw Dressino (pareve)

With € synibol only

Reduced Calorie Buttermilk (dairy)

Gourmet Buttermilk (dairy)

Deli-Style Poppyseed (dairy)

Spinach Dip (dairy)

Creamy Garden Medley Dressing

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

Ranch House Dressing

Homestyle Buttermilk Dressing (dairy)

Cream Horseradish Dress ng

With(dairy)(~)D symbol only

DEEP SOUTH PRODUCTS

Jacksonville, FL

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

WIth € symbol only

ThE ESTEE CORPORATION

Parsippany, NJ

Creamy Garlic Salad Dressing (dairy)

Creamy Italian Salad Dressing (dairy)

Thousand Island Salad Dressing (dairy)

With €0 symbol only

Creamy French Salad Dressing (pareve)

Zesty Italian Salad Dressing (pamve) With €PAREVE symbol only

KRAFT FOODS

Glenview, IL

MIRACLE WHIP Salad Dressing (paw,ve)

MIRACILE WHIP Light Dressihg ~‘pareve,l

MIRACLE WHIP Tuna Salad Dressing ~pareve,)

MIRACLE WHIP Potato Salad Dressing (pareve)

MIRA€L!E WHIP Cole Slaw Dressing (pareve)

With PAREVE symbol only

MIRA ~E WHIP LIGHT Dressing (daily)

MIRACLrE WHIP FREE Fat Free Dressing (dairy)

KRAFT l!IGH1t Light Mayonnaise Dressing (dairy)

KSAFT FREE Fat Free Mayonnaise Dressing (dairy)

Sesame Garlic

Creamy Dill

Garden Herb

Russian Delight

Sicilian Garlic

VegI-DIps

French Onion Garlic Herb

WIth € symbol only

SILVER SPRING GARDENS, INC.

Eau Claire, WI

Salad N Seafood Dressing

Beer-N-Brat Horseradish Mustard

With € symbol only

Sandwich Spread

KRAFT FOODS

Glenview, IL

seeduced Fat Sandwich Spread (pareye)

Sandwich Soread (pareve)

With €PAREVE symbol only

MIKDASH FOODS, INC.

Boston, MA

Spicy Mid-East Hommus (pareve)

Sesame Tahini Hommus (pareve)

Great Garlic Hommus (pareve)

Italian Garden Hommus (pareve)

With € symbol only

SAHARA NATURAL FOODS, INC.

San Leandro, CA

Hummus Mix (pareve)

With € symbol only

Sauces

CHADLEE FARMS

Lowell, Ml Classic Tartar Sauce (pareve)

Ex Fancy Tartar Sauce (pareve)

Epicur an Tartar Sauce (pareve)

With symbol only

EDEN FOODS, INC.

Clinton, Ml Spaghetti Sauce (Regular and Low Sodium)

Pizza Pasta Sauce, (pareve)

With €) symbol only

HUNT-WESSON, INC.

Fullerton, CA

Tomato Sauce

No Salt Added Tomato Sauce

Chunky Spaghetti Sauce

Chunky Italian Ready Sauce

Chunky Mexican Ready Sauce

Chunky Chili Ready.Sauce

Pizza Sauce

Mexican Manwich

Mexican Manwich Thick & Chunky

Manwich & Manwich Bold

Manwich Barbecue Sloppy Joe

Sauce

Manwich Taco Seasoning Sauce

Manwich Burnto Seasoning Sauce

Tomato Sauce with Onions

Tomato Sauce Special

Tomato Sauce with Bits

Garhc Tomato Sauce

Meatloaf Fixins Tomato Sauce

Barbecue Sauce, Onginal

B~becue Sauce, Hickory

Barbecue Sauce, Honey Mustard

Barbecue Sauce, Mild

Barbecue Sauce, Mesquite

Barbecue Sauce, MiIdDijon

Barbecue Sauce, Iflot & Spicy

Barbecue Sauce, Bold Original

Barbecue Sauce, Bold Hicko

Barbecue Sauce, Teriyaki

Original Meatloaf Fixins Ready

Sauce

Orig nal Italian Ready Sauce

Original Garlic Ready Sauce

Rosarita MildiEnchilada Sauce

Rosarita Hot Enchilada Sauce

Wlth~symbol only

KRAFT FOODS

Glenview, IL

KRAFT Original Barbecue Sauce

WIth(pareye)€PAREVE symbol only

KUSHI MACROBIOTICS CORP.

Stamford, CT

Garlic SesameSalad dressing (pareve)

Ginger Soy Pasta Sauce (pareve)

Red (Tomato Free) Pasta Sauce (pareye)

TISHREI 5757/SEPTEMBER 1996. 17

Lo~ Cabin Country Kitchen Syrup (pareye)

Log Cabin Country Kitchen Lite Syrup (pareye)

Log Cabin Country Kitchen Butter

Flavored Syrup (pareve)

Log Cabin Pancake & Waffle Syru -Maple Flavored (pa,e’ie)

With symbol only

GILSIER MARY LEE CORP.

Chester, IL

Bestway Chocolate Syrup 24 oz. (dairy equipment)

Carriage Trade Chocolate Syrup 500 ml (dairy equipment)

Crystal Chocolate Syrup 24 oz.. (dairy

Dominick’sequipment)Chocolate

- (dairy equipment)

Syrup 24 oz.

Heritage House Chocolate Syrup. 24 oz. (dairy equipment)

Lady Lee Chocolate Syrup 24 oz. (äairy equipment)

Wegmans Chocolate Syrup 24 oz. (dairy equipment)

Western Family Chocolate Syrup 500 ml (dairy equipment)

With €)DE symból only

KEMACH FOOD COMPANY

Brooklyn, NY

Kemach Chocolate Syrup 24 oz. (parai.e)

With symbol only

LAS PALMAS TROPICAL ICES CORP.

Brooklyn, NY

Apple Syrup (pareve)

Apricot Syrup (pareve)

Banana Syrup (pareve)

Black Cherry Syrup (pareve)

Blueberry Syrup (pareve)

Coconut Syrup (pareve)

Grape Syrup (pareve)

Grapefruit Syrup (p?reve)

Guava Syrup (pareve)

Kiwi Syrup (pareve)

Lemon/Lime Syrup (pareve)

Mandarin Orange Syrup (pa,eve)

Mango Syrup (pareve)

Orange Syrup (pareve)

Papaya Syrup (pareve)

Passion Fruit Syrup (pareve)

Peach Syrup ~‘pareve,)

Pina Colada Syrup (pareve)

Pineapple Syrup (pareve)

Rainbow Syrup (pareve)

Raspberry Syrup (pareve)

Strawberry Syrup (pareve),

Strawberry/Banana Syrup (pareve)

Tamarind Syrup (pareve)

Vanilla Syrup (pareve)

Watermelon Syrup (pareve)

With € symbol only

PASKESZ CANDY CO.

Brooklyn, NY

Chocolate Syrup

With ® symbol only

ThREE VEE CORPORATION

Broolilyn, NY

Pinacolada Fruit Syrup

Mango Pruit Syrup

Papaya Fruit Syrup

F?assion Fruit Syrup

Strawberry Fruit Syrup

Banana Fruit Syrup

Apple Fruit Syrup

Ofange Fruit Syrup

Black Cherry Fruit Syrup

Raspberry Ftruit Syrup

Lemonade ~ruit Syrup

Fruit Punch I~rult Syrup

Grape Fruit Syrup

Cranberry FrUit Syrup

Coconut Fruit Syrup

Mal Tal Fruit Syrup

Guava Fruit Syrup

Blueberry F.ruit Syrup

l~ineapple Fruit Syrup

Margarita l~ruit Syrup

Orgeit Fruit Syrup ~‘

Kiwi Fruit Syrup

Reach F~ruit Syrup

Sour Mix Fiuit Syrup

Apricot Fruit Syrup

Cappuçcino Syrup

Ciiãcolate Coconut Syrup ~‘‘

Diet Ice Tea Syrup

Honey Water

Ice Tea Syrup

Macad~ mia Nut Syrup

Peach Ice Tea Syrup

Raspberry Ice Tea Syrup

Strawberry Banana Syrup

Tamarind Fruit Syrup

Vanilla Syrup

With ®s~only

R. TORRE & COMPANY

San Francisco, CA

Almond Roca Buttercrunch (pareve)

Anisette (pareve)

Apricot (pareye)

Blackberry (pareve) Black Currant (pareve)

Blueberry (pam~e)

Boysenberry (pareve)

Butterscotch (pareve)

Caramel (pa,eve)

Cherry (pareve)

Chocolate-Mint (pareve)

Cinnamon (pareve)

Coconut (pareve)

Coffee Cranberry(pareve)(pareye)

Creme de Cacao (pareve)

English Toffee (pareve)

Irish Creme (pareve)

Italian Eggnog (pareve)

Kiwi Lemon(pareve)(pareve)

Lime (pareve)

Mandarin Orange (pareve)

Mango (pareve)

Melon Creme~‘pareve,l De Menthe (pareve)

Orgeat t’pareve,l

Reach reve)

Reppermint (pareve)

Riñeapple (pareve)

Rink Grapefruit (pareve)

Rraline Pecan (pareve)

Raspberry (pareve)

Strawberry (pareve)

Tamarindo (pareye)

Toasted Walnut (pareve)

Vanilla (pareve)

SliJ(AR F~REE Irish Cream (pareve)

SL!JGAR FREE Raspberry (pareve)

SQJGAB FREE Almond (pareve)

SUGAR FREE Mandarin Orange (pareve)

SL!JGAR FREE Vanilla (pareve)

SL!JGAR FREE Cherry (pareve)

With symbol only

Amare o (dairy)

Butter Rum (dairy)

Creme Be Banana (dairy)

Hazelnut (dairy)

Macadamia (dairy)

Tiramisu (dairy)

SUGAR FREE Ehglish Toffee (dairy)

SUGAR FREE Hazelnut (dairy)

With €D symbol only

Taco Shells

NABISCO FOODS COMPANY

Stoughton, WI

Ortega Tostada Shells

Ortega Taco Shells

With® aymbolànly

Tea

EDEN FOODS, INC.

Clinton, MI

Japanese Tess-Packaged

Lotus Root Tea

Mu #16 (Herbal Beverage/Ginseng)

Kukicha Tea (Twig Tee)

Kukicha Tea Bags

Bancha Tea (Green Teal

Organic Bancha Green Tea

Organic Hojicha Green tea

Organic Genmaicha Green Tea

Organic Kukicha Green Tea

With € symbol only

MITOKLJ COMPANY

Tokyo, Japan

Kukicha

Organic Kukicha

Organic Genma Kukicha

O’rganic Kiojicha

Genmai Cha

Sencha

Organic.Sencha

Organic Qolong Tea

Organic Red Tea

Lotus Root Tea

With®~ymbolonly

PARK FOODS LP.

Barrington. IL

Somerset With ® symbol only

U.S. MILLS, INC.

Needharn, MA

Japanese Tea

Erewhon Mu #9 Tea

Erewtron Mu #16 Tea

With ® symbol only

Tehina

ARROWHEAD MILLS, INC.

He,eforc4 7X

Sesame Tahani

WIth € symbol only

*SOOM SOOM ENTERPRISES,

Brooklyn, NY

Sesame Tahini 1,2 & 5 lb Jars (pareve)

With €) symbol only

U.S. MILLS, INC.

Newton Upper Falls, MA

Erewh Sesame Tahini

With symbol only

Tofu

EDEN FOODS

Clinton, Ml

Dried Tofu

With € symbol only

GLOBAL PROTEIN FOODS

Valley Cottage, NY

Tofu Products

Firm

Silken

Thick Fried

Thick Fried with Vegetables

Patties with Vegetables

Okara

Yuba

With € symbol only

MITOKU COMPANY

Tokyo, Japan

Traditi~al Snow-Dried Tofu

With ® symbol only

NASOYA FOODS LTD.

Leominister, MA

Siken Tofu

Extra Firm Tofu

Firm Tofu

Soft Tofu

French Country Tofu

Chinese 5-Spice Tofu

Vitasoy Tofu

Firm, FSctra Firm, Regular, Soft, Silken With € symbol only

STOW MILLS

Chesterfiela NH

New England Organic

F~roduce Tofu (pareve)

With € symbol only

Toothpaste

ANWAY CORPORATION

Ada, Ml

Glister Anti-Plaque Flouride

Toothpaste

F~angley’s Rounde Toothpaste

With® symbol only

Toppings

PRE~1b FO~D PRODUCTS, INC.

City of Industry, CA

Kosher Pareve Topping

Dessertwtilp

Toppin~ P~ide Concentrate

With (~) symbol only

Kosher Dairy Topping

Bakers Topping

Eable

Rastry Pnde

Royal Whip

Code

With €D symbol only

PRESTO FOOD PRODUCTS, INC.

Arlington, 7N

Kosher Pareve Topping

Affair Liquid Topping

WIth® symbol only

Kosher Dairy Topping

Pastry Pnde

With €D symbol only

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

Mrs. Richardson’s Chocolate Topping (1.75 oz.) (dairy)

Mrs. Richardson’s Chocolate Fudge

Topping (13.5 oz.) (dairy)

Mrs. Richardson’s Butterscotch

Topping (19.75 oz.) (dairy)

With (~)D symbol only

Tropical Punch

PARK FOODS LP.

Barrington, IL

Amigo

Food Club

Los Pinos

Maribel

Mr. Special Park

Selectos

Ponce

With € symbol only

Vinegar

EDEN FOODS, INC.

Clinton, Ml

Ume Plum Vinegar

With € symbol only

GREAT EASTERN SUN COMPANY

Ashyille, NC

Kyushu Brown Rice Vinegar

Sweet Brown Rice Vinegar

Umeboshi Vinegar

With ® symbol only

INTEGRATED SPECIALT”( FOOD

PRODUCTS

Manitowoc, WI

White Vinegar

Cider Vinegar

Malt WithVinegar ® symbol only

KUSHI MACROBIOTICS CORP.

Stamford, CT

Organic Brown Rice Vinegar

WIth € symbol only

MTTOKU COMPANY

Tokyo, Japan

Kyushu Brown Rice Vinegar

Yokoi Brown Rice Vinegar

Sweet Brown Rice Vinegar

Yokoi Rice Vinegar

Yokoi Halo Mugi Vinegar

Organic Umeboshi V negar

With € symbol only

U.S. MILLS, INC.

Needham, MA

Erewhon Brown Rice Vinegar

Erewilon Sweet Brown Rice

WithVinegar (~) symbol only

Vitamins

DYNAMIC HEALTh

LABORATORIES, INC.

Brooklyn, NY

Liquid Acidophilus (pareve)

Apple, Black Cherry, Gnseng, Plain Soy, Papaya

With (~) symbol only

MAXI HEALTh RESEARCH

Brooklyn, New York

Maxi Health Supreme

Chewable Maxi Health

Maxi (Immune) Suppoprt

Body Support

Cell

MaxSupport C Gram Plus

F~ure C Bio 600

Max C Bio 600

Chew C 250 Cherry and Vanilla

Vitamin C 500 with Bioflavonoids

Vitamin C 100 with Bioflavonoids

Maxi Vitamin C Powder

Maxi Buffered Vitamn C Powder

Circu E 400

Maxi Protection 2

CR Control

Cal Max 1000

Chromium Supreme Complex

Chewable Calcium Magnesium

FEComplex 50

Club

CODERoyalWellington

CODE Yorkshire

Embassy

Econo Buy

Gordon’s Signature

l~lerftage

Jewel

JFS Generic

NIFDA Chel Pac

NIFDA Golden Brew

Nugget Gold Rush

Park

Park Regency

RICHARDSON FOOD CORPORATION

Rochester; NY

Mrs. Richardson’s Strawberry

Topping (17.5 oz., 2.5 oz., 1.75 oz.) (pareye)

Mrs. Richardson’s Pineapple Topping (17.5 oz.) (pareve)

With $ symbol only

Mrs. Richardson’s LIVE Hot Fudge (18.5 oz., 1.75 oz.) (dairy)

Mrs. Richardson’s Butsch Caramel Fudge (19.5 oz., 2.5 oz, 1.75 oz.) (dairy)

Maxi Zinc Plex

Zinc Aspartate

Sublingual B-i 2 Folic Acid &Biotin

Maxi B-12 & Biotin

MaxiB2O

VitaminBlioomg ‘.

Vitamin B 6 100mg

Pantothenic Acid 500 mg.

Niacinamide 500 mg

MaxEnergee Max Relax 2

Green Vitality

D & S Control

Maxi Biotic (R) 450

Maxi Kyolic (R) 400

Maxi Liqud Kyolc (R)

Glutamax

Glutathione NI~IC Complex Powder

MaxiG&G

Enzymax (~)

DigestiSuppoit

Maxi Lysine Complex Maxicaps

Maxi Two Complete Maxicaps

Max Two Complete (No Iron, Folic, PABA) Maxicaps

Mag 6 Maxicaps

Zinc 6 Maxicaps

Maxi B Maxicaps

I~antocaps

Parade Kroger

Springfield

Cater Whip

Jerseymaid Shurfine

Western Family

With ®D symbol only

Fast Rising Yeast

Fresh Bulk Yeast

Fresh Compressed Yeast

Fresh Cream Yeast

Pinnacle Instant Yeast

Quick Rise Yeast.

Rapid Mix Yeats

Rapid Rise Yeast

Maxi

NutralizerDigest

Chewable Oraldophilus

Maxi 5 B

Maxil4B ‘

Naturemax Strawberry, Vanilla & Chocolate

Fiberrnax Powder

Lecithin & Imported Bee Pollen

Maxi Tyrosine Complex

L-Taurine 750

Maxicaps Supreme Maxicaps

AntiO~idant Supreme Maxicaps

Giñkgomax M~icaps

Gingermax Maxicaps

DI~< Maxicaps

Maxi HOL Maxicaps

Enzycaps Maxicaps

Maxi 7 B Maxicaps

Seaweed Supreme Maxicaps

Fibermax Maxicaps

Acidulants

ThE GRAYMOR

CHEMICAL COMPANY

Elizabeth, NJ

Citric Acid

With ® symbol only

MILES LABORATORIES

HAARMANN & REIMER CORP.

Elkha,t IN

Dayton, OH

Citric Acid

With ® symbol only

RRESSURE VESSEL SERVICE INC.

Redwood City, CA

Citric Acid Solution

With ® symbol only

Almond Paste &,,

Kernel Paste

A & P BAKERY SUPPLY & EQUIPMENT CO.

Miami, EL

AI~CO Kernel Paste

With® symbol only

AMERICAN ALMOND PROD. CO.

BIOOIdy7~, NY

M Bakers Paste

Almond f~aste

Almond Products

Amco~Mac Paste

Baker’s Paste

Baker’s t!~kvar

Brazils Products

Cashews Products

Chocolate Marble

Coconut Macaroon Mix

Crunch Toppings

European Almond Paste

I~iIberts Products

l~lunganan LFëkvar

I~emal Pa~ste

Macaroon Paste

Newmac Paste

Peanut Products

Ristachio Paste

I?oppy Butter

G~aIine Gaste

SpeciallNewmac Paste

WalnutiPaste

With (~) symbol only

K~horfor Passover with r seal ONLY

JOHN A. EDLER, INC.

Paterson, NJ

Pure Almond Paste

With® symbol only

L GROB CO.

Bronx, NY

Groco Brand Macaroon Paste

With ® symbol only

HENRY LEE CO.

Miami FL

HenIev~Brand Pure Macaroon Paste

With (~) symbol only

INTER-COUNTY BAKERS, INC.

Macargon Paste

With (‘~ bol only

20’ KOSHER FOOD GUIDE

Maxi 850 Maxicaps

Maxi S & S Maxicaps

Maxi Green Maxicaps

With ® symbol only

WAKUNAGA OF AMERICA CO.

Mission C~

I~yoIic GarIc Tablets (pareve)

Kyolic Garl c L qu d (pareve)

With € symbol only

Whipped Topping

ELGIN DAIRY FOODS

Chicago, IL

Rlav’R~Whip (dairy)

With ®D symbol only

PRESTO FOOD PRODUCTS, INC.

City of Industry, C~

Kosher Dairy Pro-WhippedToppings

IGA Janet Lee Lady Lee

PRESTO FOOD PRODUCTS, INC.

Arlington, TN

Kosher DaIry Pro-Whip

Shurfine Seaway

Presto Generic

GA

TV

Country Delight

Best Yet

Top Frost

Real Whip

Frosty Acre

VIP

With ®D seal Inly

Yeast

FLEISCHMANN’S YEAST, INC.

FLEISCHMANN’S YEAST, LTD.

San Ramon, CA

Active Dry Yeast

Direct Instant Yeast

With (~) symt~l only

GIST BROCADES FOOD

INGREDIENTS

Old Bfldge, NJ

Eagle Bakers Yeast

WItti (~) symbol only

UNIVERSAL FOODS

Milwaukee, WI

Red Star Dried Yeast

Red Star Yeast

With ® symbol only

Yogurt

MOUNTAIN HIGH

YOGHURT PRODUCTS

Eñ~Iev.vod, CO

Mountain (ugh Yoghurt

With (~) symbol only

INSTITUTIONAL & INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS

*denotes new certification

ThENUTMEG BAKERSSUPPLYCO.

Beacon Eãils, CT

Nutm~9 Sp~çiaIIPure Kernel Paste

With (~) symbol only

ThE OGAN COMPANY, INC.

~9evere, MA

Bak~!N~Joy Foods Pure Almond Paste

With €) symbol only

Amino Acids

KYOWA HAKKO KOGYO CO., Ltd.

Tokyo, Japan

L-Alanine

L-A~inine

L-Arginine bICI

L-,~,spartic Ac d

L-Histidine I~ree Base

L-ljlistidine HCI

L~Phenylatanine

L-Tyrosine

L;Valine GMP GMP

L-Gluytam ne

L-Groline

L-Serine

L-Threonine

L-Tryptophan

With (~) symbol only

• Anti-Foam Agents

ASAHI DENKA KOGYO K.K.

Ethyl Acetate With €) symbol only

TICOFRUT S.A.

San Jose, Costa l~ica

Orange Essence Oil

Orange Natural Aroma -

Orange Peel Oil

Pineapple Aroma

Gassion Fruit Aroma

With € symbol only

WILEY ORGANICS

Cochocton, Ohio

Ethyl Acetate With € symbol only

Bakeries

BEACH BAGEL BAKERIES, INC.

Miami, FL

Bagels

“Gas Yisroel” With (~) symbol only

CHANTILLLY BAKERY

Broolilyn, NY

‘Gas Yisroel”

With € symbol only

CLOVERHILL PASTRY VEND CORP.

G’hicago, IL

Big Bear Claw (dairy).

Big Lemon Claw (dairy,)

Big Apple Claw ~dairy~

Big Cinnamon RaisinLelaw (dairy)

Butterhom Claw (dairy)

W1WAM GREENBERG, JR.

DESSERTS & CAFES, INC.

f~Jew Y~*, NY

Dairy g~oducts are Cholov Stam

With (~)D symbol only

Pareveiproducts are Paa Visroel with €PAREVE symbol Only

*ISI~EL BEIGEL BAKING

COMPANY

BF~klyn, NY

“Pas Yisroel”

KORN’S BAKERY

Brooklyn, NY

All bread roll products

“Gas Yisroel”

With € symbol only

LA MEXICANA TORTILLERIA, INC.

Chicago, IL

Glour Burritos

Corn Tortillas

Flour Tortillas

With ®‘symbol only

MOTh’S FOOD PRODUCTIONS

Brooklyn, NY

Baked Goods

Pita

‘Pas Yisroel”

With € symbol only

PHILAD~ILPHIA BAGELS

Los Angeles, CA

BageIs~1’pareve,)

“Pàs Yisroel” /

PITA EXPRESS BAKERY

Blueberry Cheese Claw (dairy)

With €5 symbol only

TOkyo Japan

CALGENE CHEMICALS, INC.

Sk’ökie, IL

(Defoaming Agents With (~) symbol only

HICKSON SPECIALTIES, INC.

Milwaukee, WI

Dumacil 100 F.GK (pareve)

Dumacil 300 FG (pareve)

Dumacil 100Z F.G ~pareve,)

Durnacil 3O0~F.G (pareve)

Hi~Mar S-010-E~ (pareve) With €) symbol only

SCHIUL &SEILACHER

I~lamburg, Germany

Struktol J 673

StruI~toI J 633

Struktol J 647

Struktol J 650

Struktol SB 2020

Struktol SB 2025

Struktol SB 2025 VI~ 3

Struktol SB 2025 VK 4

With €) symbol only

Aromatic Chemicals

ALFREBRO, INC.

Monroe, 0(1 With € symbol only

POLAROME MANUFACTURING CO., INC.

Jersey City, NJ

With (~) symbol Only

TASTEMAKER

Cincinnati OH

Cherry Cheese Claw (dairy)

Dutch Apple Danish (dairy,)

Peach Apple Gobbler (dairy)

Low ~at BL~ Apple Danish (d,airy)~

Low Fat DLX Cherry Danish (dairy)

Apple Butterhom Swirl (dair,’)

Cherry Butterhom Swirl (dau~)

Supreme Butterhom Swirl (dairy)

Bi~ Texas Cinnamon roll (dairy,)

Butter Almond Swirl (d,airy)

Supreme Caramel Swirl (dairy,)

F~IomestyIe Cinnamon Swirl (dairy)

Apple Round (dairy)

Cheese Round (dairy)

Cherry Round (dairy)

Raspberry Round (dairy)

Low Fat Cinnamon~RoII (dairy)

Old Fashion Oak Cinnamon Roll (dairy)

Old Fashion DLX Apple Cinnamon Roll (dairy)

Butter Streusel Coffee Cake (dairy)

Cinnamon Crumb Coffee Cake (dairy,)

Big Honey Bun (dairy,)

~rostums Honey Bun (dairy)

Cinnamon Raisin Swirl (dairy)

With €D symbol only

COSTCO WHOLESAUE BAKERY

Sp’ring Valley, NY

Lawrence, NY

New Rocheile, NY

ililackensack, N!)

All baked products are dairy

“Cholov Starn”

With €D symbol only

New Y51k, NY

Pita ~‘pareve,) “Gas Yisroel’

With € symbol only

TOUFAYAN’S BAKERY 0/lando, FL

Toufayan’s Snuggles.

Toufayan’s Pitos Bread Sticks EXCEPT CHEESE FLAi’.ORED

With €DE symbol only

TOUFAYAN’S BAKERY

N8~th Bergen, NJ

Gita Bread

With € symbol only

YERUSHALAYIM BAKERY

Brooklyn, NY

“Pas Yisroel’ .“Cholov Yisroel”

With € symbol only

Bakei~y Supplies

J. AMICONE COMPANY, INC.

Maiden MA

With €5 symbol only

ARLA FOODS

Kagerod, Sweden

Milk Chocolate Crumbs (dairy)

With €D symbol only

BISCUITS LECLERC LTD.

St. Augustin de Desmaures, Quebec, Canada

Crisp Rice #98000 (pareve)

With € symbol only

Fatty Acids

ACIOCHEM Buito,woilti, Malaysia

CQprylic Acat Capric ~d

t!~urc Acid

Myristic Acid

~almitic Acid

Steanc Acid

Oleic Acid

I?alm Oil Fatty Acids

F?alm Kernel Oil Fatty Acids

With €) symbol only.’

AKZO]NOBEL OLEOCHEMICALS

SON. BHD.

Rãiir Gudang, Joho, Malaysia

I?atm Stearic Acid (pareve)

I?alm Stearine (pareve)

Distilled Fatty Acid (pareve)

Hydrogenated Topped Fatty Acid

(pareve)

Stiippe~JFatty Acid (‘pareve)

Fractionated Fatty Acid (pareve)

With €) symbol only

PiT. CISDANE RAYA CHEMICALS

Indinesia

Stearic Acids

Fractionated Fatty Acid

Fatty Acids

~l~~nibolonly

HESEGO INDUSTRY SON BHD

Sölangor, Mila9~ia

TnStar 149 (pareve)

With €) symbol only

H.CJ. CHEMICALS (USA) INC.

I(louston, JX

Oleic Acid

Steanc Acid

Palmitic Acid

Lauric Acid

Myristic Acid

Caprylic Acid

Caprylic Capnc Acid

With €) syiiibol only

INTERMED SON. BHD.

Kuala Lurnpvr~Mälaysia

Fatty Acids

With (~)_symbol only

NATURAL OLEOCHEMICALS

SON BHD

Pasir Gudang, Johor, Malaysia

Fatty Acids

When bearlna the Natural

OteoctienilcaT l~äbd Oily

WIth (~) seal

PALM~OLEO SON BHD

Pawang, Selangor, Jöhor, Malaysia

Caproic Acid (pareve)

Capr)lic Acid (pare )

BATTLE CREEK FLAVORS INC.

Battle Creek, Ml

With ® symbol only

CALiFORNIA BRANDS FLAVORS

Oakland, CA

WIth €) symbol only

CHR. HANSEN’S LABORATORY INC.

Milwaukee, WI

Starter Distillate (dairy)

With €D symbol only

ESKIMO FLAVORS

New Berlin, WI

With €) symbol only

FLAVOR DYNAMICS, INC.

Somerset, NY

With € symbol only

FLAVORMATIC INDUSTRIES

INC.

Wappin ers Falls, NY

With symbol only

FLAVORS OF NORTh AMERICA

Carol tream, IL

With symbol only

GAMAY FOODS, INC.

Franklin, WI

With (~) symbol only

T. HASEGAWA U.S.A. INC.

Cemtos, CA

Tokyo Japan

With I~) symbol only

HAUSER CHEMICAL RESEARCH, INC

Longmont, CO

With ~ symbol only

INTERNATIONAL BIOFLAVORS, INC.

Waukesha, WI

With €),~ymbol only

INTERNATIONAL FLAVORS & FRAGRANCES, INC.

Dayton NJ

With (~) stamp only

V. & E. KOHNSTAMM

Brookl n, NY

With .cf~ymbol only

LAWRENCE FOODS, INC.

ElkTGrove Viliage, ~L

With €> symbol only

DAVID~MICHAEL & CO., INC.

Ft~ilaØttJ6Iiia, PA.

With (~) symbol only

QUEST INTERNATIONAL BIOCON

NorwiSa, NY

With €) symbol only

QUEST INTERNATIONAL FLAVORS

A FOOD INGREDIENTS CO.

~4ngs Mills, MD

With Q~) symbol only

Flour

EDEN FOODS, INC.

Clinton MI

Pastry, Soft White Whole Wheat, OG

Whole Wheat, Hard Red Winter, OG

Whole Wheat, Hard Red Spring, OG

Whole Wheat, Amber Durum, OG

Ouinoa

With ® symbol only

PANHANDLE MILUNG

COMPANY

Canyon, 7X

BMC l~Ihtel & Restaurant Flour

BMC Bakers Patent Flour

BMC h!ugh Gluteçr Flour

BMC All Purpose Flour

BMC Tortilla Flour

CMC Whole Wheat Flour

FMC Cracked Wheat Flour

CMC Crushed Wheat Flour

PMC Wheat Bran Flour

With €) symbol only

Fondants

LAWRENCE FOODS

ElkGrove Village, IL

With €) symbol only

WHITE STOKES CO.

Ctiicngo, IL

wIth (~) symbol only

Fresh Fish

M. SLAVIN A SONS

Brooklyn, NY

Accompanied by Ietter,from

€ supervisIng rabbI ONIiY

Frozen Desserts

LOUIS TRAUTH DAIRY INC.

Nexport, KY

LtOl!JIS TRAUTh!1 SUGAR FREE

FROZEN DESSERT ~âairy)

Vanilla

Chocolate

Black ChunkyCherryStrawberry

Caramel Fudge Twirl

R~berry Supreme

WIth 0 symbol only

LOI!IIS RAt)TH~PREMI1!JM ICE CREAM

(dairy)

Cure Vanilla

,Dutch Chocolate

Butter l~ecan

Chocolate C ip

Braline Pecan

Dutch Chocolate & Almond

Blã~kberry Cordial

Cherry Cordial

Frozen Fish

Frozen Juice Concentrates

TICO FRUT, S.A.

San Jose, Costa Rica

Frozen Concentrated Orange Juice

Frozen Concentrated Pineapple Juice

Frozen Concentrated Passion Fruit

Juice

With €) symbol only

Frozen Vegetables

APPLETON PRODUCE CO.

Weiser, ID

Appleton Frozen Onions

A~Iëton BelilPeppers

With € symbol only

LK. BOWMAN & COMPANY

Nottingham, PA

Frozen Mushrooms

With €) symbol onlyy

SANTA FE INGREDIENTS

Animas, NM

Frozen Green Chili ~‘pareve~

Frozen Jalapenos (pareve)

With €) symbol only

‘Fructose

ESTEE CORPORATION

l?arsippany, NY

Bulk GranUlated WIth € symbol only

Gelatin

F.000 INDUSTRY

TESTINGm INC.

Miami Beach, EL

GEI!ECINE KEXIFish Gelatin (pareve) Witi € symbol only

Glycerine ACIDCHEM

Bulterworth, Malaysia

Glycerine

With € symbol only

AKZOJNOBEL OI!EOCHEMICAS SON. BHD.

Raiir’~Gudang, Johor, Malaysia

Crude Glycerine and Refined Glycerine (pareve,)

With € ~ymboI only

BEHN~MEYER &CO., (M) SON.BHD.

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Glycerine

With € symbol only

P:T. CISDANE RAYA CHEMICALS

Indonesia

Glycerine’

With € symbol only

FATTY CHEMICALS SDN BHD

l?enang, Malaysia

MUNCHIK’S FiSH CO., INC.

Refined Glycerine (pareve)

Capric Acid

Capr~!Capric(pareve)Blend (param)

Launc Acid (pareve)

Myristic Acid (pareve)

Palmitic A~id (pare’)e)

Stearic (Rubber Grade, Double & Triple Pressed) (pa,wve)

With€ bolonly

PAN CENTURY OI.EOCHEMICALS

SON. BHD.

Pasir Gudang, Johoi Malaysia

Caprytic Acid

Caprylic Capric Acid

Capnc Ac~d

Lauric Acid

Lauric Myristic Acid

Myristic Acid

Ratmitic Acid

Stearic Acid

Distilled CST~FA

Di~till~ PKO-F~

With (~ symbol only

SOUThERN ACIDS (M) SON. BHD.

Kôlang, Sélangor, Malaysia

Fatty Acids

WI~€) symbol only

STEPAN COMPANY, PVO DEPT.

May~w,od,NJ

WIth(S) bolonly

UNICHEMA INTERNATIONAL

Kelang, Selarrgot W. Malaysia

F?risterene Stearic Acids (pareve)

l?ritac Di~tilled Fatty Acids (rave)

Pritac Distilled Palm Fatty Acids ~‘pareve)

Prifac Distilled Palm Kernel

Fatty Acids (pareve)

PnfãE~Distilled Coconut Fatty Acids (pareve)

Wlth~sym~Ionly

Flavoring Extracts

ALEX FRIES A BROS. INC.

Ciñ~innati, Ol~l

With ~symbol only

KOSHER FOOD GUIDE

RED ARROW PRODUCTS COMPANY INC.

Manitowi,c, WI

With €~ symbol only

REGAL EXTRACT COMPANY

B~k~n, NY

With (KJ symbol only

SODA AROMATIC CO PANY, INC.

Tokyo Japan

With ~) symbol only

TARGET FLAVORS, INC.

Danb’~u~ CT

With (& symbol only

TASTEMAKER

Ciñ~inatt( DPI

SANTA FE INGREDIENTS

A~iimas, NM

Frozen Green Chili ~parevej

Frozen Jalapenos (pareve)

With €) syñibol only

U.S. FIrAVORS&FRAGRANCESINC.

Wauconda, IL~

With €) symbol only

VIRGINIA DARE EXTRACT CO., INC.

Brookl n, NY

With symbol only

Flocculants

CYTEC INDUSTRIES, INC.

West l?aterson, NJ

Magnifloc B 567,C (pareve)

Magnifloc R 572C (pareve)

Magnifloc B 5730 (pareve)

Magnifloc R 5Z5C (pareve)

Magnifloc R 57iZC (pare,~e)

Magnifloc R 57,9C (pareve)

Magnifloc R 581C (pareve)

Magnifloc R 73CC (pareve)

Magnifloc R 77CC (pareve)

Magnifloc R 781C (pareve)

Cyanamer (R) P-35 (pareve)

Cyanamer (R) P-70 (pareve)

Brooklyo, NY

WIth (~ symbol onlyh

ZUPNICKtROAD FiSH MARKET

Monroe, NY

Friedman’s Frozen Gefilte Fish

With(pareve)~symbol only

Shiomo’s Frozen Gelilte Fish (pareve)

Shiomo’s Frozen Cooked Getilte Fish

Shiomo~pareve) s Frozen Salmon Roll

Getilte Fish (pareve)

WIth €) symbOl onl~r

Frozen Fruits -‘

DELMAR F000 PRODUCTS CORP.

Wãtsonville, ~A

Apples Apri~ts~pareve,(‘pareve)

Blackbernes (pareve)

With € symbol only

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

4(louston, 7X

Glycerine

With € symbol only

INTERMED SON. BHD.

Kuala.Lumpur, Malaysia

Glycerine

With €),~ymboI only

KRAMER~CHEMICALS INC. clifton, NY

Glycerine

Olin and Arco Propylene Glycol

NATURAL OLEOCHEMICAI.. SON

PAN CENTURY OLEOCHEMI~ALS

SON BHD

I?asir Gudang, Johor, Malaysia

GI cerine

‘~1bearlnq the Natural

OIeocliii!uIO~1j~!äbd Only

Beaches

Strawberries~pareve) ( reve)

Wlth€sym lofty

GLOBAL TRADING, INC.

Greenville, SC

Strawberries

Beaches

Birreapple

Banana

Cherries

Apples

Raspberries -

Citrus (Orange, Lemon, Lime)

Cantaloupe

Roneydew

Watermelon

Mixed FwitrCompotes

Apricots •

Boysenberries

Blackberries

Bassion Fruit

Tropical Fruits (Mango, Papaya)

Coconut

With €‘ symbol Ci~

WIth € symbol only

P:T. SAYAP MAS UTAMA

Jakarta, Indonesia

Glycerihe

With € symbol only

~ALM~OLEO SON BHD

Rawang, Sëiangor, W. Malaysia

Glycerine

With €) symbol only

PAN CENTURY OLEOCHEMICALS

SDN BHD.

I?asir Gudang, Johor, MALAYSIA

Glycerine

With € symbol only

SOUThERN ACIDS (M) SD BHD.

Kiiang, Sélapgor Malaysia

Glycerine

With € symbol only

UNICHEMA INTERNATIONAL

KOlang, Séiangor, Malaysia

l)lydrolyser Crude Glycerine

Pricerine Refined Glycerine

With € symbol only

Vegetable Shells

Vegetable Spirals

With (~) symbol only

acrobiotic Foods

ThE AMERICAN MISO COMPANY, INC.

Rutherfordton NC

Amakuch Mug M so

Tradit coal Red Miso

Mellow White~Mi~o

Country Barley Miso

Sweet White Mi~o

Chickpea F’~4iso with Rice

Chickpea M so with Barley

Sushi Rice

Sweet Barley Miso

Brown Rice .M so

With (~) symbol only

EDEN FOODS, INC.

Clinton, Ml

Baking SUPPlIeS

Barley Malt Powder

Kudzu Bodt Starch

With symbol only

Beans.

Aduki Beans

Black Turtle Beans

Garbanzo Beans (Chickpeas)

~(idney Beans

Great Northern Beans

Green Lent Is

Green Spit Peas

Navy Bans Pinto Beans

Soybeans

Soybeans, Black

With (~) symbol only

GraIns

Barley, Pearled, cOG

Millet, Yellow, cOG

Wheat Hard Red Winter, Q.G

Wheat, Ha’rd Red Spring, COG

Wheat, Soft White Winter, COG

Wheat, Durum Hard Amber, OG

Quinoa

With (~) symbol only

Traditional Japanese Miso

Genmal Miso

Genmal Miso, MG

Hacho Miso,,OG

Hacho Miso

Kome Miso

Mugi Miso

Natto Miso

Soba Miso

With (~) symbol only

Organic Pasta

Alphabets, Whole Wheat

Elbows, Whole Wheat

Elbows, Vegetable

Ribbons, Whole Wheat

~ibbons, Spinach

Ribbons Quinoa

Lasagna, Whole Wheat

Shells, Vegetable

Shells, Whole Wheat

Spaghetti, ~irtichoke

Spaghetti, Whole’Wheat

Spaghetti, Spinact~

Spirals, Sesame Rice

Spirals, Whole Wheat

Spirals, Ve~etable

Spirals Quinoa -

With (~) symbol only

Traditional Japanese Pasta

Wild Yam Soba

Mugwort Soba.

Soba, 40% Buckwheat

U~1on

Lotus Root Soba

Bifun

Brown Rice tridon

l≤uzu Kin Pasta

Soba

100% Buckwheat

With symbol only

Sea Vegetables

Agar Agar Flakes

Arame

Hijiki

Kombu

Sushi Non

Wakame

With (~) symbol only

Japanese Tea

Mu #16

Bancha Tea

Kukicha Tea (Twig Tea)

With (~) symbol only

Unrefined Oils

Corn Germ Oil

Olive Oil, Extra Virgin Spanish

Safflower Oil

Toasted Sesame Oil

Hot Pepper Sesame Oil

8 <OSHER FOOD GUIDE

Sesame’Oil

With(~)symbolonIy

NASOYA FOODS LTD.

Leominister, MA

Nayonaise With € symbol.only

Magnesium Compounds

MORTON INTERNATIONAL

Manistee, MI

Marneslum Carbonate

1!lS~ Li~l’it.

t!)SP l!leavy

Magnesium HydroxIde

USP Rowder

IiJSPDO

Maaneslum OxIde

US~ 1!igt~t

CuSP t~1eavy

CuISP Powder

CuSP Granular

Maraschino Cherries

DEWS MARASCHINO CHERRIES

CO., INC.

BrooJilyn, NY

Maraschino €h~rries

With (~) symbol only

OASIS FOOD COMPANY

Ijlilliiae, ,i,~i

Maraschino Cherries

With (~) symbol only

Margarine

DEAN FOODS COMPANY

?ichmond, VA

Margarine

Pareve only If stated on packaqe. Otheswlse canies our sell

Marshmalo Creme

KIDD & COMPANY, INC.

L’igoniä~ IN

KidO 200 lb. Drum (Mallow Whip)

Kloss 48 oz.

Kloss 15 lb.

~,ipha 48 oz.

F,qx Brand 48 oz.

Kidd~48 oz.

Sea Breeze 48 oz.

With (~) symbol only

Mayonnaise

KRAFT FOODS

Glenview, IL

Salad Bowl Mayonnaise

Salä~l Bowl ljleavy Mayonnaise

Salad Bowl Salãd Dressing

Salad Bpwl Q~luxe Salad Dressing

Kratt Light Reduced Calorie

MiracleMayonnaise Whip Salad Dressing With €) symbol only

Meat Substitutes

WORTHINGTON FOODS

~/orthington, 01-V

MSF Patties (dairy)

MSF VeeletsStrips,~(’daiiy) (dairy)

Diced Chicken (dairy,) Chik Stiks (dairy)

Crispy Chik Nuggets (dairy)

Inst. Croquettes (dairy)

F?rsage Patties (dairy)

Stakelets (dairy)

Fripats (dairy)

Breaded Cutlets

Gard~1Patties With €D symbol only

MLxes

DACUS, INC.

Tupelo, MS

Mrs. Wages Sp~ghetti Sauce Mix

Mrs. Wages Pizza Sauce Mix

Mrs. Wages Chili Sauce Mix

Mrs. WIges Taco Sauce Mix

Mrs. Wages Tomato Ketchup Mix

Mrs. Wages Quick Process

Bread & Butter Mix

Mrs. Wages Quick Process Polish Dill Mix

Mrs. Wages Quick Process

Kosher DilliMix

Mrs. Wages Quick ~rocess

Zucchini Squash Mix

Mrs. Wages Quick Process Dill Mix

Mrs. Wages ~ickle It

With €) sym~l only

Molasses

INTERNATIONAl. MOLASSES CORPORATiON

Ma~vod, NJ

Dayton, OH

Liquid Molasses

With (~) symbol only

SAVANNAH SUGAR REFINERY

qort Wentworth, GA

Molasses With €)~ymboI only

WESTERN COMMERCE CORPORATION

Cit9 of l5ö~ustry, CA

Molasses

WIth €) symbol only

Monsodium

Glutamate yE WONG CORPORATION

Taipei Taiwan

With (~) symbol only

MIWON CO., LTD.

Seoul, K57~

Monsbdium Glutamate WIth € symbol only

Mustard

RICHARDS F~OODS CORP.

i~?ochester, NY

Nance’s S&C Mustard (55 gal. drum QT) With (~) symbol only

SILVER SPRINGS GARDENS

EaU Claire, WI

Bavarian Mustard (par,eve)

Bran Style Mustard (pareve)

Country Style Dijon Mustard (pareve)

DecoloiizedlMustard (pare’)e)

Dusseldorf Mustard (pareve)

Yellow Salad Mustard (pareve)

WIth € symbol only

‘Noodles

LA CHOY FOOD PRODUCTS CO.

Arctibold, OR

No. 1~ Chow Mein Noodles

No. 10 Rice Noodles

2/5 lb. Bulk Chow Mein Noodles

With (~) symbol only

EDEN FOODS, INC.,

Clinton, MI

Egg Noodles

Spinach Noodles

Spinach Ribbons

Vegetable Elbow Macaroni, WiN

Elbow Macaroni, WiN

Sesame Rice Spirals, WW

V~getable Spirals, WW

Spaghetti, WiN

F~áThIey Garlic Ribbons

Vegetable Shells

Vegetable Spirals

With (~) symbol only

Nuts’

CAPCO ENTERRRISES, INC.

Florham Park, N,V

Su ar,€oated Almonds (pareve)

€ symbol only

CRISP PECAN CO., INC.

Cordelle, GA

3O~lb. cartons o Raw Pecan

IrlIlves & Pieces

With € symb~I only

JINIL AU CH~OLAT

Codathurst~ NY

Nuts (Cashews, Pistachios, Almonds)

WIth € sym~I only

KUKI SANGYO CO., LTD.

Osaka, Japan

Pure Sesame Seeds

With € symbol only

PARAMOUNT FARMS

Lost IiiIl, CA.

~lonte Cristo Raw Almonds

seal e Cristo Pistachios

West I1tills Raw ~Jmonds

W~t Hills Pistachios

~aramount Raw Almonds

Paramount Pistachios

With €symt~l only

PRODUCTOS AUME11CIOS

SA~DEjCV

La Llibe,tad, El Salvador

NaturallSesame Seeds (pareve)

WIth € symbol only

*RO DANA SNACKS AB

G&teborg, Sweden

SaltedlPeanutsj’(pareve)

With symbol only

SEMILLAS PROCESADA, S.A.

Guatemala

I~lull~ Sesame

Natural Sesame

With symbol only

SETTON INTERNAtiONAL FOODS, INC

Plã,nview, NY

Shelled Almonds

Blanched Silvered Almonds

Blanched Sliced Almonds

Dry Roasted &‘Salted Almonds

Blanched Whole Almonds,

Dry Roasted & Unsalted Alrftonds

Chic Peas, Dry Roasted & Unsalted

Chic Peas, Dry Roasted & Salted

Shelled Pilberts OreQon Jumbo

Shellld Filberts Turkish

Dry Roasted & Salted Filberts

Oregon Jumbo

Dry Roasted Cuinsalted Filberts

Oregon Jumbo

Natural Pistachios, California Colossal

F~ted Pistachios, California Colossal

Natural Pistachios, Imported

Colossal Filberti

Shelled ~istachios, California

Shelled Pistachios, Turkish

With € symbol only

Oils&Shortenings

ACIDCHEM

ButteBvorth, Malaysia

~alm Oil

~alm’Kernel Oil

With € symbol only

JOSEPH ADAMS CORPORATION

Valley C’ity, OH

~Esseritial Oils (pareve)

With €) symbol only

EDEN FOODS, INC.

~liñton,. MI

Corn Oil

Olive Oil

Safflower Oil

Sesame Oil

With €) symbol only

HUNT~WESSON INC.

ffüllerton, C~

Clarola Cooking Oil

Carnival

88 Oil

111W Shortening

111W Pie Shortening

HWC Shortening

lily,drogenated Frying Oil

.Cottonseed Cooking Oil

Cottonseed Salad[Oil

Industrial Blend Oil

Soybean Salad Oil

Industrial Wessong Oil

Canota Oil‘Corn Oil

Winterized Soybean Oil

Sunflower Oil

22 Oil

Midas

KEAP

Key

Quiz and Royal Quiz

SpecialQuiz

77 Oil

Formula 101

Veltex

Peanut Oil

Olive Oil

MFB

Super WessonLo Melt

Crystal Wespour

,Wesgold Wesson Cottonseed Oil

Wesson Pan Coating

Super Quick Blend

Wesson Canota Oil

Wesson Wescoat

Orville Redenbiuher Popping & Topping Oil,

Wesson No Stick Spray

With € symbol only

KUKI1SANGYO CO., LTD.

O~ka, Japan

Pure Sesame Oil

With € symbol only

KUPAK SENDIRIAN BERHAD

Icuantan, Malaysia

RBD Palm Oil (‘pareve,t

RBD Palm Olein IV 56 ~‘pareve~

RBD Palm Olein IV 60 (‘pareve,) -

RBD Palm Stearin (pareve)

With € syml~l only

LODERS CROKLAAN

Wormen’eer, HoI1ã~J

Hardened Vegetable Oils and/or ~ractioned Oils

With € sym~l only

LORIVA SUPREME FOODS, INC.

(Vauppage, NY

CanolalOil

Olive Oil

SUN ACE KAKOH PTE LiD.

Malaysia Calcium Stearate

Zinc earate

Withec bolonly

Strudel Leaves

AThENS PASTRIES & FROZEN

FOODS INC

Brook Padr OH

Strudel Leaves

With ® symbol only

MAZOR FRENCH DOUGH CO.

Brookiyr~ NY

With® symbol only

Sugar

DOMINO SUGAR CORPORATiON

Beltfrnore, MD

B,vokfpn, N.Y.

New Orleans (Chalmette), LA

Domino Granulated Sugars

Syrups No. 1 & No. 2

Medium Invert

Crystal 50 and 60

Amber Liqulde Sugar

Brown Sugar

Confectionary Sugar

Brownulated

Axnerfond

Amerose

DiPac

Kosher for Passover ~1th seal ONLY

INTERNATiONAL MOLASSES

CORPORATION

Mayw~od, NJ

Da~on, OH

Liquid Brown Sugar

Liquid Invert

Liquid Sucrose

With €) symbol only

REFINED SUGARS, INC.

Yonkers, NY

Granulated Sugar

Liquid Sugar

Confectioners Sugar

Light Brown and Dark Brown Sugar

WIth ® symbol only

SAVANNAH SUGAR REFINERY

Port Wente4t3rtJ7, GA

Sucar

With® symbol only

UN~!D SUGARS CORPORATION

Moothead, MN

Sugar

With® bolonly

Suifactants

P.T. PO1.EKAO INDONESIA CHEMICALS

Jakarta, Indonesia

Sodium Decyl Sulfate (pareve)

Sodium Lauryl Sulfate (paisi~)

With € symbol only

Syrup

EDEN FOODS INC.

Clinton, Ml

Barley Malt SVTUD

With® symbol only

ESTEE CORPORATION

Pats,ppany, NJ

Maple Blueberry(pareve)(pare~)

With® symbol only

ENERGY BEVERAGE CO., INC.

Long Island City, NY

The Big Squeeeeze Pina

Colado Squeeeeze Whip Syrup

The Big Squeeeeze Orange

Squeeze Whip Syrup

The Big Squeeeeze Fruit

Punch Syrup

The Big Squeeeeze Orange

TheSyrup Big Squeeeeze Grape

TheSyrup Big Squeeeeze Lemonade

TheSyrup Big Squeeeeze Ice

Tea Syrup

With ® symbol only

FLEISCHMANN’S YEAST, INC.

San Ramon, CA

BENCHMA

Corn BakersSyrup,Syrup (TypeD) 331(V3340

Light Bakers Syrup, 3320

Medium Bakers Syrup, 3290

Dark Bakers Syrup, 3300

Corn Malt Syrup, 3330

Malt Extract/Corn Syrup Blend, 3390

Corn Syrup/Malt Extract Blend, 3380

Dry Malt, 3370

With® symbol only

KRA~ FOODS

Chicago, IL

Kraft Table Syrup

GENERAL FOODS CORP.

Dove~DE

Log Cabin Syrup (Gallon and Portion Control Sizes)

Log Cabin Light Syrup (Gallon and Portion Control Sizes)

Log Cabin Wigwam Syrup (GaI~n Size)

With ® symbol only

MALT PRODUCTS CORPORATION

Maywooc~ NJ

Dayton, OH

Malt Syrups & Extracts (pareve)

With symbol only

R~RDSON FOODS CORP.

Rochester~ NY

RTU Root Beer Syrup (Gal)

RTU Cherry Syrup (Gal)

RYU ~Ald Cherry Syrup (Gal, 1,4 Gal)

,R11J Coffee Syrup (Gal)

RTU Grape Syrup (Gal, ½ Gal)

RTU Lemon Syrup (Gal, ½ Gal

RTU Strawberry Syrup (Gal, 10

RTU Vanilla Syrup (Gal, 5T)

RTU Simple Syrup (Gal)

RTIJ Pink Lemon Syrup (Gal)

Lemon Ice Base Syrup (Gal)

Liquid Malt Syrup (Gal)

8X Root Beer Syrup (Gal)

Seedless Strawberry Shake Syrup (Gal, 32 oz. pouch)

Fruited Strawberry Shake Syrup (Gal, 32 oz. pouch)

Banana Shake Syrup (Gal)

Coffee Shake Syrup (Gal)

Strawberry Syrup Puree (Gal, 51)

Black Raspberry Shake Syrup (Gal)

VanillaShakeSyrup (Gal, 32oz. pouch)

Fruited Blueberry Shake Syrup (Gal)

Orange Slush Syrup (Gal)

Lime Slush Syrup (Gal)

Grape Slush Syrup (Gal)

Cherry Slush Syrup (Gal)

Lemon Slush Syrup (Gal)

Neutral Slush Syrup (Gal)

Lemon-Lime Slush Syrup (Gal

RTU Neutral Slush Syrup (Gal

Orange Squeeze Syrup (Gal. ½ Gal)

Lemon Squeeze Syrup (Gal, ½ Gal)

Grape Squeeze Syrup (Gal, ½ Gal)

Lemon-Lime Squeeze Syrup (Gal, ½ Gal)

Pink Lemon Squeeze Syrup (Gal, ½ Gal)

Hardee’s Oranger Syrup (Gal)

With (~) symbol only

Eagle Chocolate Ravored Syrup (Gal, lOT, 64 oz., 48 oz. pouch) (dairy)

Hardee’sStrawberryShakeSyrup(Gal) (dairy)

Hardees Chocolate Remred Shake Syrup (Gal) (dairy)

Hsrdee’s Fruited Strawberry Shake Syrup (Gal) (dairy)

Double Strength Reddy Chocolate Syrup (101) (deity)

Ctioc-O-Rich Chocolate Syrup (lOT, 64 .oz.~h, 32 oz.pouch) (dairy)

ThREE VEE CORPORATION

Brooktyn, NY

Pinacolada Fruit Syrup

Mango Fruit Syrup

Papaya Fruit Syrup

Passion Fruit Syrup

Strawberry Fruit Syrup

Banana Fruit Syrup

Apple Fruit S~up

Orange Fruit ~jirup

Black Cherry Fruit Syrup

Raspberry Fruit Syrup

Lemonade Fruit Syrup

Fruit Punch Fruit Syrup

Grape Fruit Syrup

Cranberry Fruit Syrup

Coconut Fruit Syrup

Mai T~ Fruit Syrup

Guava Fruit ~‘rup

Blueberry Fruit Syrup

Pineapple Fruit Syrup

Margarita Fruit Syrup

Orgeat Fruit Syrup

Kiwi Fruit syrup

Peach Fruit Syrup

Sour Mix Fruit syrup

Apricot Fruit Syrup

Honey Water

With® symbol only

R. TORRE & COMPANY

San FrancLgco, CA

Anisette (pareve)

Apricot (paiwve)

Blackberry (pareve)

Black Currant (pareve)

Boysenberry (pareve)

Butterscotch (pareve)

Caramel (pareve) Cherry (~areve)

Chocolate-Mint (pareve)

Coconut Cranberry(pareve)(pareve)

English toffee (pareve)

lnah cream (pareve)

Krwi (pareve)

Lemon (pareve)

Lime Mandarin(pareve)Orange (pareve)

Mango (pareve)

Creme Do Menthe (pareve)

Orgeat (parave)

Peach (pareve)

Pineapple (pareve)

Pink Grapefruit (pareve)

Praline Pecan (pareve)

Raspberry (pareve)

Strawberry (pareve)

Tamarindo (pareve)

Toasted Walnut (pareve)

Vanilla Almond(pareve) Roca Buttercrunch (pareve)

Blueberry (pareve)

Cinnamon (pareve)

Coffee (pareve)

Crema de Cacao (pareve)

Italian Eggnog (pareve)

Melon (pareve)

Peppermint (pareve)

SUGAR FREE Irish Cream (pareve)

SUGAR FREE Raspberry (pareve)

SUGAR FREE Almond (pareve)

SUGAR FREE Mandarin Orange

SUGAR(pareve)FREE Vanilla (pareve)

SUGAR FREE Cherry (pareve)

With symbol only

Creme Banana (dairy)

Hazelnut Macadamia(dairy)

Nut (dairy)

Amaretto (dairy)

Butter Rum (dairy)

liramisu (dairy)

SUGAR FREE Eng ish Toffee (dairy)

SUGAR FREE Hazelnut (dairy)

With €)D symbol only

TRANSLOADING

SPECIALTiES INC.

Chicago, IL

Under the SWEETENER SUPPLY CORP label

Corn Syrup (pareve)

High Fructose Corn Syrup

Sucrose

Sweet ner Blends

Wlth symbol only

Tank Fann

HAWKINS CHEMICALS

St Paul, MN

Fiberglass Tanks #2,3,4

Tea

EDEN FOODS, INC.

Clinton, MI

Japanese Tea

Mu #16

Bancha Tea

Kukich Tea (Twig Tea)

With ~ symbol only

INTERNATiONAL SPICE CORP.

4ft. Arlington, NJ

Tea

With € symbol only

TATA TEA INC.

Plant City, FL

Instant Tea

Leaf T~a

With® symbol only

ThIRST-TEA CORPORATION

Miami, FL

Tea Concentrate

With® symbol only

Tofu

NASOYA FOODS LTD.

Lecminister, MA

Silken Tofu

Extra Firm Tofu

Firm Tofu

Soft Tofu

Herb Tofu

Spice Tofu

With € symbol only

Tomato Products, Ketchup

HUNT WESSON INC.

Fullerton, CA

Tomato Paste

Tomato Puree

Tomato Ketchup

Whole Peeled Tomatoes

Stewed Tomatoes

Diced Tomatoes

Ar ella Mia All Purpose rushed Tomatoes

Angelia AngellaMiaChunkyCrushedTomatoes Mia Prime Choice Chopped Tomatoes

Angelia Mia Prima Choice

Concentrated Crushed

Tomatoes

Angelia Mia Prima Choice Italian Style Pear-Shaped Crushed

Tomatoes

Mazzio’s Diced Tomatoes

Pizza Hut Tomatoo Puree

Bulk Tomato Paste in Drums

Bulk Tomato Pastseal pins

Bulk Tomato Paste in Tankwagons

Bulk Tomato Paste in Tankcars

Bulk Tomatoes, Diced in juice in Bins

Bulk Tomatoes, Diced in Puree in Bins

With ® symbol only

LOS GATOS TOMATO PRODUCTS

Huron, CA

Los Gatos Tomato Paste

With® symbol only

VAN DEN BERGH FOODS

COMPANY

Stockton, CA

Ragu Tomato Puree

Ragu Whole-Peeled Tomatoes

Ragu Diced Tomatoes

Ragu Crushed Tomatoes

Ragu California Pizza Sauce

Ragu Diced Tomatoes in Puree

Ragu All Purpose Ground Tomatoes

With®symbolonl

Toppings

EL.GINbAIRY FOODS, INC.

Chicago, IL

Elgin Flav’R Top Topping (dairy)

Elgin Non Dairy Concentrated Toppin (dairy)

With® symbol only

J. HUNGEMFORD surrw

Humboldt, iN

Toppin a (dairy)

With 0 symbol only.

RICHARDSON FOODS CORP.

Rochester, NY

Concentrated Pineapple Topping

Cc~ncen~rated Black Seedless Raspj~~rry Topping (2 01)

Concentratedj~trawberry ToppIng (01)

RTl!1~ineappleTqpplng (48oz. pouch)

Fill!) Strawberry Topping (26~5 oz. pouch)

RTI!l Strawberry Topping (5T, 20T, 32 oz. pouch, 54 oz. pouch)

RTLLI Pineapple Topping (51, 20T, 32 oz. pouch, 54oz. pouch)

R1)J) Crushed Maraschino

Cherry Toppina (5T, 201)

RTI!l BlàcRb~rry Topping (201)

RTI!J Cherry Topping (5T, 2 01)

RTttJ Blueberry Blueberry Topping (01)

RTI!J Raspberry Topping (01) (.larshmallow Topplng (1OT)

Marshmallow Topping (3# Tub)

With® symbol only

Concentrated Butterscotch Topping (2 qt.) (dairy)

RTIi) CaramelTopping(lOT, 5T,’64oz., 48.oz. pouch)J(dairy)

RTI!JButterscotchtopping (5T, 2qt., 64 oz., 48 oz., 32 oz. pouch) (dairy)

Hardèes Strawberry Topping (26.5 oz. pouch) (dairy)

Hardee’s Ii$ofjFudge Topping (48 oz. pouch) (dairy)

l~faid~’à Caramel Topping (48 oz pouch) (dairy)

Mrs. Richardson’s LITE Hot Fudge (64 oz.) (dairy)

Mrs. Richardson’s Butsoh Caramel Fudge (lOT, 64 oz.) (dairy)

Mrs. Richardson’s Butsch Caramel Fudge (55 gal. drum, 5 gal. pail)

Mrs.(dairy)Richardson’s Hot Fudge (101,64 oz.) (dairy)

Mrs. Richardson’s Chocolate Topping (1OT,64 oz)(dairy)

Mrs. Richardson a Butterscotch Topping (101) (dairy)

Dreyhers Natural (Mrs. R) Hot Fudge

Dreyhers Natural (Mrs. R) BCaramel Fudge (5 Gal. Pail) (dairy)

Choc-O-Cream Fudge Topping (lOT, 64 oz., 48 oz., 32 oz. pouch) (dairy)

Eagle Chocolate Flavored Hot Fudge (lOT, 64oz. pouch) (dairy)

Haagen Daz Butterscotch Caramel Topping (101) (dairy)

D~l~(~~1 Hot Fudge topping

Deluxe ( ) Chocolate Topping (lOT, 51) (dairy)

Chocolate Flavored Cone Dip (lOT)

With(dairy)(~)D symbol only

SOVEX NA11JRAL FOODS IN~ Ccitlegedale, iN TISHREI 5757/SEPTEMBER 1996-31

Donut Topp ng (daly) Guava

With €)D symbol only Rose Hip

Wesgold in plasbc containers ONLY FLEISCHMANN’S v~s-r

Wesson cottonseed Oil (pints auants, ½ gallons, gallons) San Ra,non, CA

ThREE VEE CORPORATION Bilberry

Super Quick Blend Vinegar Nutrients with €> symbol only

Wesson Pan Coating With ~ symbol OnlY Annheuser-Busch Yeast Broo,ki)~n, NY Kiwi

Vanilla Topping Melon Wesson Canola Oil FRINGS AMERICA, INC. GIST.BROCADES FOOD

With (~) symbol only Orange

WHITE ~ ~o tucis co. PIPaYa

Chicago, IL

Wesson Wescoat &Iingb,~i~ IL INGREDIENTS, INC.

Orville Redenbacher Popping Fnings Acetàzym DS. Ba~fleId, Ce

l?asslon Fruit & Topping Oil

White Stokes Coconut Paste Plum

Fnings ~,cetozym DGZ Eagle Bakers Yeast

Wesson No Stick Spray ~rlngs Acetopep S With € SymbOl only

White Stokes lulanrol Creme Tangerine With €) symbol only FiiFigs Acetözvm GZ GIST BROCADES FOOD

White Stokes California Whisto-Gel Man~

LODERS CROKLAAN With specIal (~) stamp INGREDIENTS

White Stokes Chocolate Flavor Syrup Morello Cherry Worme,veer, Holland ~~t~ii Old B/idge, NJ

White Stokes Creme Fondant Black Currant

Hardened Vegetat5le Oils and/or NUTRIENTS INCORPORATED Eagle Baker’s Yeast

White Stokes Fondax Lemon Ftf~tionated Oils Manitowoc, WI Fermipan tnstant Yeast

White Stokes Marshmallow Topping With (~i sy~ijboI only With (~) symbol only

F~luti1!Go 1000 (pareve) With € symbol only

White Stokes Chocolate Fudge Base Diled .egetablo Powder MID-ATLANTIC VEGETABLE N~ttt-Go 1500 (oareve) RED STAR LEVADURAS

With (~) symbol only Mushroom SHORTENING, INC.

White ~,tokes Mallow Butterscotch Carrot NJ

Topping (daily) Red Beet

f~lCti~Go 2000 (pareve) UNIVERSAL

N~ti1-Go 2500 (parav~) Mixco, Guatemala

Eh!B~t’Vegetable Frying Shortening NufritGo 3000 (pa/eve) lnst~t Yeast (pareve)

White Stokes Baker’s Caramel (daily) Celery (pareve) seal oGo 3500 (pareve) WPJ~ ® symboi only

White Stokes Supercreme (daily) Tomato Fry Best Creamy Liquid Shortening yjItj~ €) syi~ibol only UNIVERSAL FOODS CORPORATiON

White Stokes Hot Fudge Topping With (~J symbol only

Bittersweet (Dairy Equipment) SPREDA AG ~l2~1-Fry Donut Shortening (pa,eve) ~2iitamins.,’ Baltimore, MD

With €)D symbol only

Schweiz, S~vitzedand HIrR Plus CCk’~ & Icing Shortening GRAYMOR CHEMICAL CO., INC. Bikers Compressed Yeast Products

Trucking Carrot l?owder (pareve) EIi~bèth, NJ A’~tive Ojied Yë~t

Compa Celery Powder l~) All Purpose Vegetable Shortening AscorSic

Tanker 8634

~ta Mesa, CA GIST BROCADES

Apricot Rowder Old World Soybean Oil (pareve) Premix 2B Stress RV2 (pareve) SAVORY INGREDIENTS

Tanker i~o Banana.Powder Old World Tã~le Gsade Margarine witit €) symbol only King of Prussia, PA

CAL-WESTERN TRANSPORT, INC. Blueberry.Powder (pareve)

REGENCY TRANSPORT, INC.

Bl~ökcurrant Powder With ~ symbol only

Wheat Germ With € symbol only

Tulare, CA Morello Cherry Powder PEANUT7CITY VEGETABLE VITAMINS, INC. QUEST INTERNATiONAL

Tanker 1~-1

Tanker 1(11-242

Orange Rowder CILCO. Chicago, IL Menstrie, Scotland

Rássion Fwit POwder SuffOlk, v~i

DefãtteZt and Wheat Germ Oil With € syflibol only Peach Powder - Reanut Oil € symbol only Yogurt Mixes

(dãiiy)

HAWKINS CHEMICALS Transa Tom’ãfo Powder Rrifãt 9898 seal oGo 3500 (~areve) Desserve~ Y~gurt (Vanilla, St Paul, MN WIth € symbOl only ‘With € symbol only With € symbol only Strawberry, BlaOk~Cherry

FIberglass Tanker TOUL COMPANY Chocolãté lMiflt) (dãii~)

HOBOKEN TANK UNES Azambuja, Po,tugal Vinçgar ‘~ Vitamins Loves LOwfat’Yogurt Mix

Hoboken, NJ Tomato Powder - FLEISCHNANN’S VINEGAR GRAYMOR CHEMICAL CO., INC. Yo-Fro Yogurt Mixes

Tank #150, 180,210 With € symbol only DMSION OF EIiza5~th, NY With €)Dsymbol only

P.E. KRAMME INC.

Mohroeville, NY

Vegetable’

INTEGRATED INGREDIENTS

Asconl5ic Acid (Vitamin C) Monroe, MI With €) ~ymboI only -

Tank trallir as listed In Sho~tenings Oils White Vinegar

Kosher certificate ACIDCHEM

PRO TRANSPORT, INC. BUtterwo#h, Malaysia

Des Moii~es, l,~4

‘TANABE SEIYAKU CO~ L’TD.

Cider Vinegar Osaka, Japan

Corn Sugar Vinegar

Palm Oil - Malt Vinegar

Biotin -

Polic Acid

Tank Trailers (pareve) Palm Kernel Oil With €Lsymbol only With € symbol only

Unit #1000 With € symbol Only

Limit #1002 -

Unft~1b03

EDEN FOODS, INC.

Clinton, Ml

FLEISCHNANN’S VINEGAR

VITAMINS, INC.

DIVISiON OF Chicano, IL

INTEGRATED INGREDIENTS With l~yrnbOl only

SPECIALTY BRANDS Olive Oil Nixa, MO

Manitowoc, WI

Tanker 411 (pareve)

Safflower Oil

Sesame Oil

Truck Washing l~lot Pë?)per Sesame Oil

Synthetic White Vinegar (pa,eve)

WEINSTEIN NUTRITIONAL

PRODUCTS

With €P aañl on the Costa Mesa, CA

To~ted Sesame oil drum cover

FLEISCHMANN’S YEAST, INC. With € symbol only

*O.J. FOOD GRADE TANK With € symbOl only San Pamon, CA

TRUCK WASHLINC. HUNT~WESSON INC.

South Keamy, NJ

Cullerton, C~1

BENCHMATE-Vlnegar

Vegetables Hydrogenated Frying Oil 7100080

Premix 2B Stress RV2’(paiwve)

Wheat Germ

VITAMINS, INC.

Vinegar 120 Grain, Concentrate

LYNN PROTEIN, INC.

No. 10 Bamboo Shoots Cottonseed Cookin8 Oil White DiCtilled Vinegar 200 Grain, Granton, WI

No. 10 Imported Waler Chestnuts Cottonseed Salad ‘ii

With € symbol only

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Judaism was as comfortable to him as a pair of old slippers. He was excited by basic mitzvos, such as morning davening and reciting a bracha over an apple; here he saw a direct parallel between recovery and YIddishkeit-for both seive as vehicles for gratitude.

With the help of a chevrusa, Yonah studied Hilchos Teshuva “Teshuva is prob ably the most tangible expression of Hashem ‘S chessed to us. IfI do the steps of teshuva properly, I will have the bondage of pain and guilt lifted.”

Yonah joined an AA Big Book Step Study-a movement within AAwhich literally follows the steps-sort of an orthodox ver sion. “I had a lot ofbaggage,” Yonah admits. “I had to stop blaming everyone and every thing for my problems. I had said that I was too poor, that no one understood me. that Daddy beat me and Mommy didn’t protect me...that my brothers didn’t like me, that my wife didn’t realize what a wonderful guy I was.

“[Buti when I did my fourth-step, I looked at my selfish, self-seeking, dishonest and fearful behavior. I cleaned my side of the street I discovered that it wasn’t Daddy, Mommy, my wife, kids or boss. it was me. An alcoholic in recovery must take responsi bility for his past, present and future-if he doesn’t, he’s not really in recovexy”

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At the age of 26, Marty sat before his orthodox therapist. L.onely, fearful, and racked with emotional pain, the yeshiva bochur-turned-accountant wondered aloud if alcohol might be exacerbating his prob lems.

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That maxim didn’t correlate with Marty’s experience. Shortly after his barmitzvah, the elderly men in Marty’s shul gave him a shot of whiskey after morning minyan. “I was in love”, he recalls. “It took away all my feelings of insanity made me peaceful and mellow. The only problem was that it wore offreal quick”

This same therapist then prescribed Marty tranquilizers, to which he became addicted. Soon after, he was smoking pot and snorting cocaine as well. Then Marty hit a mental, emotional and spiritual bottom and decided to seek help in the rooms ofAA and NA. Once the drugs were out of his body, Marty was left with intense pain. “It was like a splitting ofmy soul,” he describes.

Despite twelve years of yeshiva, Marty never felt connected to G-d. “I always pic tured Him as a punishing, severe G-d.” But while working on Steps Two and Three, Marty got in touch with a loving, kind G-d. “[Nowl He takes care ofme unconditionally on a individual basis, based on my willing ness to do His will. IfI don’t pick up a drink or a drug, He’s always there.”

Marty felt that the practical nature of the Twelve-Step Program melded well with the philosophical side ofTorah. During his Fourth-Step, Marty examined the past by writing answers to questions such as: What is going on? What are the patterns? What am I angry about? What did I expect or not get?

Guilt-ridden, fear-based and full ofselfpity, Marty realized he was blaming himself for situations he did not cause. When on his Fifth-Step, he read the answers to his FourthStep questions to fellow AA and NA mem bers. ‘This process connected me to G-d. It took me out ofisolation and loneliness.”

In Steps Six and Seven, Marty utilized his new-found individual relationship with G-d and prayed for His help to remove anger and other negative middos (character traits).

“After all,” Marty reasoned, “Hashem created the world. So if I do my part, this will run like clockwork”

Steps Eight and Nine involve making amends to those loved-ones whom he had hurt while under the influence of his addic tion. First, Marty apologized to his family members for the pain he had caused them over the years. “Changed behavior is essen tial to the amends process. I don’t throw dishes and pots out the window [anymorel. Now I’m there for my kids.” However, Marty was reluctant to pay back money that he owed. “I didn’t think I had any fmancial amends-I had declared bankruptcy and attributed it to my drinking” But at a Purim seudah in Monsey, Marty ran into an old friend to whom he owed some money, and immediately got a twisting feel ing in his stomach. He then ran to the bank, got some cash, and repaid the loan.

When the guy unenthusiastically said, “Okay,” Marty felt disappointed. “But,” he explains, “I did what I was supposed to do. Right action leads to right thinking-goes the Twelve-Step philosophy.” As a result ofthese right actions, Marty says, “I have a light that G-d has given me. I’m the opposite of the lonely, fearful person I was. I’m full offaith and I know that I’m going to be okay.”

Adina:

Adina was preparing to speak to a Jewish Day School when her ten-year-old asked about the topic. When she replied, “Drugs and Alcohol,” the boy protested.

“You can’t go dressed like that,” he said.

Adina glanced in the mirror at her care fully combed sheitel, colorful sweater and skirt, her make-upjust right “Why not?” she asked.

“Because you don’t look like an alco holic.”

Adina thought this was a great line to use in her speech. Later she would ask the sixth and seventh graders, “What does an alcoholic look like?”

A baalat teshuva, Adina attributes her return to Judaism to the Twelve-Step pro gram, Al-Mon. Al-Anon, although not affil iated with AA, offers support and encour agement to the families ofalcoholics. “Both my parents were alcoholics, and I sought out Al-Anon to help me cope with the feelings of pain, abandonment and despair.” Chronically depressed, Adina was reluctant to try the steps. “I didn’t believe in Hashem, I didn’t want to pray.”

“No one said you have to believe in G-d, we just said you have to pray to Him,” a long time member explained to Adina when she had first begun to attend. Eventually, Adina bought a siddur~ “I want ed to pray to the right Higher Pbwer,” she says. A chance encounter with a Chabad rabbi led to her first shabbos, and slowly she committed to a Torah lifestyle.

Adina became addicted to marijuana in high school, but was able to quit on her own. A decade later she began drinking secretly-at home. “Once I became a frum, suburban housewife, I no longer knewwhere to buy marijuana. So when I suffered post partum depression, I started drinking.” Ironically enough,Adina had vowed never to be like her parents, but in a short period of time, she too became alcoholic.

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xcuse me, do you mind if I speak to you? It would only be for a few min utes.”

Penina turned around to face a whitehaired, anxious looking lady whom she was certain she had never seen in Shul before. “‘vhs, yes of course,” she said. “But do you mind ifwe wait for the Kiddish, then we can sit at our table chat”

The woman frowned. She had the bluest eyes Penina had ever seen; they were also perhaps the most frightened and anx ious. “I would rather it was private,” the woman said. “It is something.. something I fmd it very difficult to talk about”

Why me? thought Penina. Why does she want to speak to me? Why, of all the women in the Shul, would she pick on me?

Penina continued with her davenin~g conscious, all the time, ofthe woman’s eyes boring through her sheitel, and into her head. Why did this disturb her so much? She couldn’t quite be sure.

This woman had found a Siddurwith English and seemed to be doing her best to daven. She was obviously having difficulty as to knowing where she was required to stand or sit Penina saw how confusing this was to her.

Penina had arrived late for Shul after managing to dress a very irritable Shmueli, who had not felt like going Her other sons had already gone several hours before. She was catching up on her davening and was far from what the rest of the congregation was doing Even so, this woman copied her

every action. Penina then decided that a polite “Please don’t copy me,” might only confuse her further.

The Rabbi rose to speak just as she began Shmonei Esray, and she noted with relief that the woman, after a few moments, hesitated, yielded to the consensus of opin ion, and sat down, still casting lengthy stares in her direction. Penina finally caught up with the others, sat down, and cast a smile at the woman who suddenly looked quite delighted. As the Shul service finished and the congregation made theirway to the hall, Penina made way for the woman to fo low her - which she did with almost a pathetic eagerness.

As soon as they were seated, the woman began: “I am Mrs. Steinberg,” she said, “Goldie Steinberg” She looked furtive ly around. “I need to speak to you.”

“It’s a pleasure, go ahead”, said Penina, ignoring the curious glances of the women around her.

“Oh, can I introduce you to everyone?” The woman became more anxious and Penina decided to leave it—for the time being, anyway. Goldie Steinberg then drew her chair closer to Penina’s, and began.

She was almost whispering, and Penina had to strain her ears to hear herwords. “It’s Rosh Hashona soon,” Goldie began.

Penina nodded. Everyone knew that Rosh Hashona was in just over one week’s time. “And by that time,” the woman con tinued, “I have to be speaking to my broth er and my next door neighbor.”

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Penina waited for her to go on but there was silence as the woman looked at her with large, blue, almost childlike eyes. At that point the Rabbi made Kiddush and Penina passed Goldie Steinberg a piece ofcake. She ate the cake, hungrily. She then was given another which she also devoured.

“We haven’t spoken for five years,” Mrs. Steinberg continued. “That’s my brother, I mean. And my next door neighbor and I haven’t spoken for six months.” She said this last sentence a little louder. Several other women heard and looked interested at her.

“But but what about last Rosh Hashona?” asked Penina. “I mean, your brother and all that. I mean. five years.”

“I know, I know, I think about it every year, but Ijust couldn’t bring myselfto do it. This year, though, I must I decided that I would go to a Shul. I went to one last year on Rosh Hashona, you know. I decided I would go to a Shul just before Rosh Hashona and ask some good lady to help me. I knew you were the right person to ask and that you would be able to tell me what to do.”

By now she seemed to have lost her need for secrecy and must have been aware that the women at their end of the table were following their conversation. “Why don’tyou speak to the Rabbi?” asked Penina.

“Oh, I couldn’t do that,” said the woman, horrified. “I don’t think I have ever really spoken to a Rabbi in my life .Rabbis are very frightening people.”

“Or the Rebbetzin,” continued Penina, glancing at the next table. Penina saw that the Rebbetzin was sitting next to Shoshana Segal and Miriam Kanter and she shivered involuntarily. No, she would rather leave that table out of it. She hadn’t spoken to Miriam or Shoshana for months. And she wasn’t even quite sure why.

“Please, I would rather speak to you. I don’t want to speak to anyone, well, official.”

“Airight,” said Penina, noticing that her friends were all listening.

“Do you mind if I say something?” interrupted Gertie, a somewhat overweight, pleasant looking woman who was sitting next to them.

“No, no, not at all,” said Mrs. Steinberg, “you all seem such nice ladies. I know that you are all so [rum, you would never stop speaking to someon especially not your brother or your neighbor, and you would never say anything bad about anyone else, I know. I admire you all so much that you

don’t do that kind ofthing It’sjust that I got so... so angry with them. They insulted me, you know; but maybe they didn’t. I mean, when I got to think it over I sort ofsaw it dif ferently and itjust perpetuated itself. Once I had stopped speaking to them I couldn’tjust start again, you know. It sort of works like that. You are so lucky that it never happens to you.”

Penina found herself blushing and noticed that several women were also some what red. “What exactly happened?” she asked.

“With my brother, or my next door neighbor?”

“Well, let’s say your brother.”

The Rabbi rose to speak and the con versation stopped.

“Well,” Goldie Steinberg said, as soon as the Rabbi had finished. “I know my broth er said something to me which hurt terribly.”

“Would you like to share it with us? Perhaps we can interpret it differently.”

“Well,” said Goldie, “I did sort of inter pret it differently.”

“Did that help?” asked Esther, who had been intently listening

“ks it did, but as I said, it was too late, and now... now I don’t even really remem ber what the insult was. But as I said, you can’t just go to someone who you are fight ing with or mad at. I mean you can’t just suddenly start speaking to them.”

“Did he try to speak to you?” asked Esther.

“Oh yes, he did, several times, but I would not answer the door and I put down the phone every time I heard it was him on the other end. I was so offended. He had said something absolutely dreadful. At least I thought he had at the time, but maybe it wasn’t so dreadful but I was really angry with him.” Her face flushed as she thought about it. “He even wrote me a letter but I sent it back to him. He shouldn’t think he could just come running after me like that” Her mouth set itself in a grim line.

“Hey, you are making yourself angry all over again and you don’t even remember what it’s all about,” said Gertie.

Goldie Steinberg looked at her angrily and then her face cleared. “Oh yes,” she said, “that happens all the time. I think about these things and then I get angry all over again.”

“What about your neighbor’?” asked Penina.

“Well,” said Goldie, looking a little con-

fused. “I asked her to lend me something and she refused, saying hers would do more damage than good. I thought she was saying I would damage it, but later I realized it was not working well and that is why she said it. I had taken it that she was being mean and insulting”

“You mean you stopped talking to her for so many months because of that?”

“Yes,” said Goldie. “v~s, I felt really offended.”

“Is your neighbor Jewish?” asked Sharon, another woman at the table.

“Yes, yes, she definitely is. She used to invite me over sometimes on a Friday night for a Shabbos meal.”

“And in the last six months?” a ked Gertie.

“Well she did, but I just ignored her, pretended I didn’t hear her at all. I just turned my head away when she tried to speak to me.”

“Well, now you just answer her the next time she speaks to you.”

“But you see,” said Goldie. “she doesn’t speak to me anymore. She gave up on me. She barely greets me at all.”

“And what do you do in response to that?”

“Well, I just turn my head away because I can’t greet he at least, not now.”

“You would like to be friends with her again, right?” asked Esther.

“Yes, yes,” said Goldie, looking at her eagerly. “I would love to be friends with her. It was really good to be her friend.”

“Well, just go and tell her that”

“No, no, I can’t do that, I would feel so bad. Where would my pride be?”

“Tell her that you are sorry,” continued Esther.

“Oh no! That would be terrible!” said Goldie. ‘“The words would just stick in my throat. I could never say that It’s admitting a weakness, a defeat”

“Well, could you say that to your broth er,” said Gertie hopefully.

“No, no, not to my brother, I can’t say that I’m sorry because I can’t remember who was in the wrong”

“So, maybe it’s just too difficult,” said Shamay, who had been quiet until that time. “Don’t make friends with them. Just see if something somehow works out naturally.”

“But how could it?” asked Goldie. “How can something like that just happen naturally? It didn’t happen before and it won’t no.. they’ve given up trying”

“Wait a few weeks and see if anything turns up,” Sharnay continued.

“But it’s going to be Rosh Hashona soon,” said Goldie, almost wailing “I have to be speaking to them by Rosh Hashona.”

“Why?” asked Esther. Then an idea hit her. “Where did you eat last Rosh Hashona?”

“At my neighbor’s,” said Goldie, “and now I don’t speak to her.”

“Is that why it has to be by Rosh Hashona?” asked Gertie, smiling

“No, or maybe yes it is,” Goldie said, “but it is something else, something quite different.”

“What kind of something?” asked Sharon.

“Well, even though I am not fium like you are, I do go to Shul sometimes. And last Rosh Hashona the Rabbi was saying that it is essential to sort out these things sometime in Elul, that having any bitterness or being upset with anyone-family or friends or any other Jew-puts up all kinds of barriers, and cools down our davening Then we have great difficulty in reaching Hashem. I thought a lot, then, about my brother, and I thought I would do something about it before the next year. Now I have only a week left to go.”

There was silence as everyone remained a little uneasily with their thoughts. “What about a letter’?” suggested Esther. “What about writing them both a let ter?”

Goldie breathed a sigh of relief. “That would be much easier, butwhat iftheywon’t read them?”

“Don’tyou want to take the risk?” asked P~nina.

“Oh yes, yes,” said Goldie. “Ofcourse I will, but what do I say?”

“Well you start by saying .you start by saying you start.

Esther interrupted. “You start by saying that you have really been missing that per son, that somehow things have pulled you apart and you really want to fix them and you would like to make contact again and be friends again and.

Goldie’s eyes filled with tears. “Thank you, oh thank you,” she said. “That sounds airight and I am going to do that, I promise. I will start with just those words. I will write them early, early tomorrow morning

Straight after Slichos that night and early in the morning, eighteen letters were written.

The day ofRosh Hashona dawned. The

Shul was filled to capacity. There was some thing different about the davening, some thing alive and deep and unburdened by thoughts of hatred or bitterness.

The women noticed Goldie davening in Shul from her Hebrew English Siddur~ Tears raced down her cheeks. Did she know the effect she had had on them all?

Afterwards, a man waited for Goldie outside ShuJ, a man with the same large blue eyes, a man who was greeting everyone as if he had known them for years...Goldie’s brother. He had been overjoyed with his let-

ter and had come to Shul that Rosh Hashona to daven with the congregation who had helped to breach the gulf between brother and sister. Both were to eat the Rosh Hashona meal with Goldie’s neighbor.

The woman watched them silently as they walked together, each acknowledging how much Goldie had changed their lives. Each letter she had written had found its mark

Ruth Benjamin is a clinical psycholo gist and popular Jewish author in Johannesbuig South Africa.

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Back in high school, I had always been a good student; I took my work seri ously and had many friends as well. My favorite subjects were Typing and Shorthand-two courses which are certainly extinct by now. But in the 1960’s they were both very popular, especially in the all-girls school which I attended.

For Typing class, each student was assigned her own typewriter. We were instructed as to the location ofall the letters and numbers on the keyboard-without peeking at the keys, ofcourse. And eventual ly we were trained for accuracy and speed. After years of classroom instruction, I left high school confident that I would conquer the world with my great talents.

My first office-after I married and settied down as a “Jewish Homemaker”-was located on the dining room table. It consist ed ofa brand new typewriter (an antique by today’s standards), a stack of typing paper, carbon paper and correction-tape (I’ll explain these unheard-of commodities later). I chose to work at home rather than hire a baby-sitter so that I could always be available for the children when they needed me. Every Friday afternoon I closed my office in time to set the table for Shabbos and carefully placed the typewriter on my bedroom dresser until Sunday morning

My first typewriter was a small manual one. I had pur chased it on sale for less than twenty-five dollars. Of course, there were no plugs to connect. I just opened the case and was ready to type. The nylon ribbon lasted almost indefinitely; it would just go round and round and round until eventually, the print would be so light that I knew it was time to replace it Thankfully, that didn’t occur very often, for it took

quite a bit of time and effort to change. Caution was necessary to make certain that it was installed in the right direction and did not twist out of shape while being inserted. When that mission was successfully accom plished, itwas necessary to use a strong soap (sometjn~s even cleansing powder) to rem ~ the ink from my hands.

Typos in those days were conected with something called correction-tape. I would place a small rectangular piece of chalky white paper over the error and retype the incorrect letter. This covered the error with a chalky substance. I would then remove the tape and type the conect letter over the empty space on the page. This was quite simple to do-that is, ifI had not yet removed

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the paper from the typewriter. Otherwise, it was an entirely different story because I would then have to reinsert the paper and attempt to line it up, exactly. Once I com pleted the correction-tape stunt, I hoped that it would hit the whole incorrect letter, notjust the bottom or top of it (or the right or left ofit). After a few tries, I became quite an expert at reinserting the paper at a perfect angle. Baruch Hashem, in those days my vision was much more precise.

I recall the time I omitted and entire sentence while typ ing a

lengthy document (enough time has elapsed since then so that I can actually laugh at this again). I discovered the mistake upon proof reading the manuscript. With tears in my eyes I proceeded to retype the entire page (as well as all the pages that followed).

My high speed of typing, which most people would consider a plus, turned out to be quite a problem. I soon became more efficient than the typewriter on which I worked. If I accidentally pressed two keys at the same time, they would stick together and I had to manually separate them. -

Also, the typewriter keys had to be cleaned on a regular basis or the printed copy would eventually look blurred and unclear. Unlike the instructions in the owner’s manual, rub bing alcohol never really worked; the only successful method I dis covered was to use a straight pin and clean each metal key individually. What a mess!

Then there were the days of carbon copies (“What’s that?” my youngsters inquired upon first reading this article). Depending on how many copies were nec essary, there was something called a carbon paper inserted between every two sheets being typed. If you pressed the keys hard enough, the blue or black ink of the carbon would touch the white sheet and the original text would be copied onto the second or third sheets ofpaper. Each consecutive copy, however, would be slightly lighter than the preceding one. But in those days, a copy was a copy and people were pleased with the results

In order to center the heading on top of

a page on those old, manu al typewriters, it was neces sary to count all the letters in the title, including the spaces between words. The paper was then centered evenly in the machine, and the typist would backspace once for every two letters and spaces in the heading

This would center the heading perfectly. If the heading came out too much to the right or left, the typist most likely had not passed his her course in elementary math.

Unlike the present day “rightjusti1~’ing” feature that is common on every computer, in the early 1970’s a bell would ring whenev er one neared the end of a line. This would alert the typist that the end was near (literal ly). The ringing of the bell gave the typist a number of choices: continue the sentence and hope that it would not get cut offin the middle ofa word, hyphenate the word (often with the help of a dictionary), or pmceed immediately to the next line. Of course, in case of emergenc~c there was always a mar gin release key which allowed an additional two or three spaces.

One day my husband proudly pre sented me with a new type writer. Since business was going well, Ba ru ch Hashem, he decided it was time for a pro motion. I could hardly believe my eyes! An electric type writer. You actually plugged it in and magic-you could lightly touch the letters and they appeared on the page; no more pounding on the keys till your fingers felt numb. No more keys that jammed up. It was indeed a miracle!

Another miracle was that I could now type in the evenings without worrying about waking the children. The electric typewriter was much quieter to work with.

Correction-tapes were almost obsolete by then. They were replaced by something called white-out. When you made a typo graphical error, you simply painted over it with some white paint which covered the error. You blew on it a few times until you were sure it was thoroughly dry. Then you typed the new letter or word over the one you just covered. The only problem was that

the white-out left a spot where the correc tion was made. Sometimes if there were too many spots, I’d retype the page hoping it would look more presentable the second time around.

Eventually typewriters came with snapin ribbons and correction tapes. That, in addition to the new film ribbons sprouting up everywhere, certainly added a special touch to my masterpieces.

One day, I saw an ad in the local paper I just could not believe. It displayed an elec tric typewriter that typed script. I just had to get one. I proudly became the owner o two machines, one which typed the standard pica or elite, and the other which produced fancy script lettering I’d type most o the page on machine number one, leaving spaces for the script words. I’d then insert the sheet into machine number two, adding the necessary script words or sentences into the appropriate blank spaces. It was a very lengthy process, but everyone was impressed with the results.

Soon typewriters flaunted typing ele ments which contained various fonts on a single ball-shaped disk. And that wasjust the beginning Shortly thereafter, they featured memories. They could erase a whole line (or two) at the same time.

Word processors followed in short order. With just the click of a button you could switch from one font to another. And the fonts were available in various sizes and shapes. The text could be underlined, or turned into italics in a matter of seconds. And corrections were a breeze. Manuscripts could be created in rough-draft form, then added to, edited, or deleted as necessary. The page actually retyped itselfi It even had a spell check. And everything could be placed on a disk and recalled in the future for updating

I proudly announced to everyone who would listen) that I had obtained a new word processor. I eagerly accepted one client’sjob and proceeded to type his twelve page man uscript. I printed the pages, closed the machine and happily retired for the evening

It wasn’t until I awoke hours later that I real ized I had made a terrible mistake. I forgot to save what I had typed. Ofcourse, once the machine is closed everything is lost. It was my very firstjob on the word processor, and I wasn’t familiar with the save or erase fea tures. But as with most mistakes, you only make them once. In all the years that fol lowed, I can’t recall ever having done so

again.

When I purchased my first computer, I was truly amazed at its many wonderful fea tures. With spell-check, thesaurus, thousands offonts, graphics and borders, right and left alignment and more, it is literally indescrib able. Just type the text, press print, indicate the number of copies you need and it does all the rest. Carbons, correction tapes, and white-out have become a thing of the past. Even my good-old reliable dictionary sits untouched on the shelfgathering dust. But I won’t part with it. After all, it was always there when I needed it. Where would be my Hakoras Hatov (being grateful)?

The new generation would have a diffi cult time comprehending what is described above. Only those of us who were fortunate enough to experience the past can truly appreciate the modern world in which we live. I guess, looking back, I’d have to thank Mrs. Kiang-my Typing and Shorthand instructor—for allowing me to realize this appreciation.

Sam Gotlieb is a freelance writer living in Oak Park; Michigan.

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Easy Kosher Cooking

by Rosalyn F Manesse 284 pages pub lished by Jason Aronson, Northvale, NJ

There is an old adage that you are what you eat. For the Jew, this statement defines what has been a truism since the revelation at Sinai. More than any other observance, except for Shabbat, the laws of Kashrus have uniquely preserved our identity among the nations, while allowing us to integrate the unique cuisines of the world into our gastro nomic repertoire. The goal of this book is admirable. How many times have we all dreaded the task of cooking a dinner? The answer is-more than I care to admit. But Rosalyn Manesse has most capably achieved her goal. I have read some of her recipes: they look delicious and I hope to try one of them tonight.

But why another kosher cookbook?

In our kitchen, eight kosher cook books sit on our counter for ready reference, in addi tion to the numer ous volumes on our bookshelves.

Kosher food has entered the age of health-consciousness and cultured palates. First-class kosher wines successfully compete in international invitation al competitions. The connoisseur of kosher food, whether due to observance or intrigue, demands quality cuisine. Be it Eastern European, Mediterranean, American, French, or Nouveau, the dish must be tasty and not defined by old caricature of drowning in chicken fat. EasyKosher Cookingis the cook book for this new age of kosher food.

Memoiy’s Kitchen: A legacy from the Women ofTerezin

Edited by Cam De Silva and translated by Bianca Steiner Brown ll2pages

published by Jason Aronson, Northvale,

This is a cook book like no other. It is a miracle. How did it come to be written and how did it survive, when those who creat ed it starved and perished? Wasting away, eat ing the thinnest and meanest ofsoups, Jewish women in Terezin ‘cooked with the mouth.’ Hunger wrote these dishes. The result is a poignant collection of recipes whose very flaws attest to the circumstances of their recording The famished authors wrote ofthe finest delicacies of the Czech table, its rich

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MORE THAN A SUM OF (IS PARTS hicken breasts are crowned and underscored with ~o(den arrots for a festive entree.

osher cooks know it. Some of the best tasting chickens are osher, cooked moist and juicy in an endless variety of creative ways.

Whether roasted, sautéed, poached or stir-fried, versatile chick en combines well with a myriad of ingredients, seasonings and sauces for interesting appetizers, soups, sal ads and sandwiches-a great way to get the New Year off to a great start

Nothing could be easier than a goldenroasted chicken at Rosh Hashanah, time baked in a clay pot with 40 cloves of gailic for the French classic.

Chicken with carrot cir cles and filed threads is a handsome entree of contrasting colors and ttavors. In step with the trend toward lighter eating, try boneless, skinless chicken breasts. Simmer these less caloric pieces Moroccan-style with honey and sweet spice or flatten them to grill and serve with an Oriental cherry sauce, greeting the New Year on a sweet note. Plump chicken breasts with sun-dried tomato and basil mayonnaise encased in crispy fib packets make a Succos surprise.

Small birds or large, game hens to turkey, like chicken, are reasonably priced and widely available to add a different dimen sion to holiday meals

Besides chicken recipes that are diverse and international in deriva tion, we’ve included basic tech niques to help you prepare these delicious dishes throughout a healthful and happy year.

FRESH ROSEMARY in the mari nade and on the coals gives chick en quarters deliciously fragrant results.

AKE C ICKEN BRE WiTH CARROTS

4 large chicken breasts, boned Salt, freshly ground white pep per 3 tablespoons pareve mar gadne, softened (dMded)

2 1/2 cups chicken broth (dMd ed)

Shredded zest and juice of 1 lemon

1 teaspoon finely chopped fresh thyme or 1/2 teaspoon dried 3/4 pound large carrots, sliced 1/8-Inch thick

2 tablespoons chopped parsley

3/4 pound large carrots, sliced julienne (optional)

1 quart oil for fnjlng (optional)

parsley. Return carrots to pan, cover and keep warm. Set aside. In large heaW saucepan, heat oil to 350 degrees. Cook julienned carrots in two batches, frying each batch ito 1 1/2 minutes, until crisp, but not brown. Drain on paper towels. When cool enough to handle, but still warm, shape into 4 loose mounds. Spoon car-

3 or 4 rosemary sprigs

In shallow baking dish, combine oil, tequila, lime juice, green onion, parsley rosemary, salt and pepper. Add chicken quarters, turning to coat evenly with marinade. Cover with plastic wrap and refrigerate about 4 hours, turning chicken once or twice. Prepare the barbecue fire and place rosemary sprigs in water to soak for 30 minutes When coals are ready, place all but one rosemary sprig on the coals Place chicken, bone side down on a grill about 4 inches above the coals and cook 12 min utes, using remaining rosemary sprig to baste them frequently with the marinade. Turn chicken and grill about 12 minutes longer, basting fre quently Continue turning and bast ing the chicken until well browned and juices no longer run pinls about 20 minutes longer Makes 4 serv ings.

NOTE: To broil, omit rosemary sprigs, broil 5 minutes on each side, reduce heatto 375 and bake about 30 minutes longer

SPICY C ICKEN SALAD

6 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil

2 tablespoons soy sauce

3 tablespoons lime Juice

1 teaspoon shredded lime zest

2 cloves garlic, minced

1 small (11/2 teaspoons finely minced) red Jalapeno or 1/4 teaspoon cayenne

1 teaspoon sugar

Sprinkle chick

en with salt and white pepper In large oven proof sauté pan, heat 1 tablespoon margarine over medium high heat until very hot Place chick en breasts, skin side down, in pan for 1 minute, turn and brown other side. Turn skin side up and roast at 400 degrees 20 minutes, until done and juices run clear. Remove chick en to a platter, cover with foil, keep warm. Add 1 1/2 cups broth to pan and cook rapidly until reduced by half orthick coating consistency. Set aside. Meanwhile, in medium saucepan, bring remaining broth and margarine, lemon zest and juice, thyme, salt and pepperto taste to a boil. Add sliced carrots, reduce heat, cover and simmer 10 to 12 min utes, until crisp-tender Remove car rots and reduce cooking liquid. Add

rots with their liquid in the center of heated dinner plates. Diagonally cut each chicken breast into 3 thick pieces, arrange over car rots. Spoon on reduced chicken juices, top with ffied carrot threads or sprinkle with additional parsley Makes 4 servings.

ROSEMARY C CKEN

1/3 cup oil

2 tablespoons tequila and 1 tablespoon lime juice OR: 3 tablespoons lime Juice

2 tablespoons chopped green onions

1 tablespoon chopped parsley

11/2 teaspoons chopped fresh rosemary or 1/2 teaspoon dried

1 teaspoon salt

1/4 teaspoon coarsely ground black pepper

3 to 3 1/2-pound brolier-f,yer, quartered

2 to 3 boneless, skinless chick en breasts

Salt, pepper

12 ounces mixed baby greens

1 mango, sliced 1/4-inch thick

1/2 small red onion, thinly sliced

1 small red pepper, thinly sliced 1/4 cup coarsely chopped cliantro

1/4 cup coarsely chopped mint leaves

1/4 cup coarsely chopped peanuts or walnuts, toasted (optional)

In a small bowl, whisk together oil, soy, lime juice and zest, garlic, jalapeno and sugar. Sprinkle chick en with salt and pepper. Brush with dressing. Grill or broil 5 minutes on each side or until cooked through. Slice thinly, set aside. In large bowl, combine baby greens, mango, red onion, red pepper, cilantro and mint

Toss with dressing to coat lightly Arrange chicken over salad, drizzle

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C ICKEN WITH 40 CLOVES OF GARlIC

4-pound chicken

Salt, freshly ground black pep per 1 shallot, minced

6 sprIgs thyme

6 sprigs parsley

2 stalks celery with leaves

2 bay leaves

4 to 5 medIum boiling potatoes, scrubbed

9-ounce package frozen arti choke hearts, thawed

2 sprigs rosemary

2 sprigs oregano

2 sprigs sage OR 2 teaspoons drIed rosemary oregano and sage

2 heads garlIc (40 cloves)

Toasted French bread slices

Soak top and bottom of large clay cooker in water 15 minutes. Wash chicken, pat dry Sprinkle inside and out generously with salt and pepper Place shallot, 2 thyme sprigs, 2 pars ley sprigs, a celery stalk and a bay eaf into cavity Truss the bird. Drain clay pot Add potatoes, artichokes and a bouquet garnish of rosemary oregano, sage, remaining thyme, parsley, celery and bay leaf. Place chicken on vegetables Scatter gar lic around the chicken. If using dried herbs, sprinkle over chicken. Cover clay pot and place in cold oven. Set oven at 425 degrees and roast 11/2 hours until juices run clear when a thigh is pierced. Uncover and roast 15 minutes longer to brown breast. Remove to a platter Let stand a few minutes before slicing. Serve with toasted French bread. Makes 4 to 5 servings

C CKEN CUT LETS CHERRY SAUCE

2 tablespoons sesame oil

1 teaspoon chopped shallots

2 teaspoons minced ginger-root

1/4 cup dried Bing cherries

1/2 cup medium sheny

2 tablespoons soy sauce

3 to 4 tablespoons pareve mar garine

4 boneless, skinless chicken breasts or 8 turkey breast slices

1 tablespoon oil

Vegetable cooking spray

1 green onion, chopped Black and white sesame seeds

In small saucepan, heat sesame oil. Add shallots, ginger, cherries, sherry and soy sauce. Cook until cherries plump and sauce is reduced slightly. Gradually whisk in margarine. Set aside. Found chick en between 2 sheets of waxed paper until about 1/4-inch thick Place a large skillet over medium high heat, add oil and heat until hot Add chicken, cook 2 minutes on each side until browned and no longer pink when slashed. Or brush chicken with oil and grill on both sides on ridged stove-top grill pan coated with vegetable cooking spray Place chicken on dinner plates, spoon on some sauce, 5pmk e with green onion and sesame seeds. Pass remaining cherry sauce. Makes 4 servings.

ONEY C CKEN

3-pound broiler-flyer, cut up, skinned

1 medIum onion, chopped (1 cup)

1/2 bunch parsley, chopped

(1/2 cup)

1 teaspoon salt

1 teaspoon ground ginger

1 teaspoon ground coriander

1/2 teaspoon white pepper

Pinch saffron

1 cup chicken broth

1/2 cup honey

Pinch cinnamon, nutmeg

Cooked couscous

Cooked prunes, toasted almonds and sesame seeds

In large skillet, com bine chicken, onion, parsley salt, ginger, coriander, pepper, saf fron and broth. Bring to boil reduce heat, cover and simmer 45 min utes or until chicken is tender Remove chick en. Boil liquid until reduced by half and thicened, add honey and spice. Return chicken to skillet, sim mer 10 minutes. Serve on couscous with prunes, sprinkle with almonds and sesame seeds Makes 4 serv ings.

CHICKEN FILO PACKETS

1/2 cup mayonnaise

3 tablespoons drained, finely chopped sun-dried tomatoes in oil

2 tabiespoons chopped fresh basil leaves

3 cloves garlic, minced

1/4 teaspoon coarsely ground pepper

1/3 cup melted pareve mar garine

Dried bread crumbs

12 sheets fib

6 boneless, skiniess chicken breasts

In small bowl, combine mayon naise, tomatoes, basil, garlic and pepper Place a sheet of fib on wood board, brush lightly with mar garine, sprinkle with bread crumbs. Top with another margarine fib sheet (Keep remaining fib wrapped in waxed paper and a damp tea towel) Rinse chicken and pat dry. Spread one side with about 1 table spoon mayonnaise mixture. Place chicken, coated side down near a corner of the fib, spread with more mayonnaise mixture. Uft corner of fib over chicken, roll chicken with fib over once. Fold sides of file over chicken and roll up, forming an oblong packet Place seam side down on jelly roll pan. Repeat Brush packets with remaining mar-

game. Bake at 375 degrees 35 minutes, until golden brown on all sides, turning if necessary Makes 6 servings.

CINN ON TURKEY WiT PE VINAI G flEE

11/2 teaspoons cinnamon

1/4 teaspoon garlic powder

1/2 teaspoon sugar

1 teaspoon salt

1 turkey tenderloin (about 3/4 pound)

2 small pear halves, canned or poached

2 tablespoons iemon Juice

1/4 cup sugar

2 tabiespoons minced onion

Pinch each salt, dry mustard

1/2 cup oil

Ught oilve oil or salad oil

6 cups mixed baby greens

1 papaya, peeled, sliced

1 email avocado, peeied, sliced

Combine cinnamon with garlic

P0 der, sugar and salt in shallow dish. Roll turicey in cinnamon mix ture, discarding remainder Co er and refrigerate several hours or overnight.

For dressing, in food processor fitted with metal blade, combine pears, lemon juice, sugar, onion, salt

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Pot roasted chicken with 40 c(oves of garlic.

FRESH ROSEMARY in the marinade and on the coals gives chicken quarters de(iciousl~ fragrant results.

and mustard. Process until pureed. Gradually add oil through feed tube. Faur into a bowl. Set aside. Pat turkey dry In medium oven-proof skillet, heat a little olive oil over medi um high heat Add turkey, brown we on all sides Discard excess drippings Place in 350 degree oven 12 to 15 minutes, until just cooked through Cool 5 minutes

Toss salad greens with some of the pear dressing and place on 4 dinner plates. Fan papaya and avo cado over greens. Slice warm turkey into medallions and arrange on top. Cover and reffigerate leftover dress ing Makes 4 servings.

MULtIGA A SOUP

2 tablespoons oil

1 cup chopped onion

1 large clove garlic, minced

1 small piece ginger-root, minced

2 stalks celery diced

1 carrot, diced

1 tart appie, peeled, diced

3 to 4 teaspoons cuny powder

1/4 teaspoon chill powder

4 cups chicken stock

1/4 cup non-daily creamer

1 tablespoon Instant blending flour

1 teaspoon lemon Juice

Salt, pepper

1 cup diced cooked chicken

1 tomato, chopped

1/4 cup chopped cilantro

In large saucepan, heat oil over medium heat, add onion, gadic and ginger~ sauté until tender, about 3 minutes Add celery carrot and apple, sauté until tender Sprinkle with curry and chili powder and heat briefly Stir in chicken stocI~ cover and simmer until vegetables are ten der, about 20 minutes Turn into food processor and puree until smooth. Return to saucepan and stir in nondairy creamer blended with flour Cook and stir until slightly thickened. Add lemon juice, salt and pepper to taste. Stir in chicken and heat through, add tomato and cilantro. Serve at once. Makes 4 to 6 serv ings.

GRILLEDG E EN AL PESTO

4 1-pound game hens, spilt In half lengthwise, breastbone removed or chicken breasts

Pesto Olive oil

Salt, lemon pepper

1 small red onion, sliced (optional) Basil leaves

Carefully loosen skin of each game hen breast Stuff some pesto under skin, being careful not to tear skin, using some on rib section. Rub skin with olive oil, sprinkle with salt and pepper

Place skin side down on barbe cue grill or broiler pan, lined with red onions, 4-inches from heat and cook about 10 to 12 minutes on each side or until done, brushing occasionally with olive oil or pan drippings Serve with onions, if used, garnish with basil. Makes 4 servings.

PESTO

2 large cloves garlic

2 tablespoons pine nuts

2 cupe lightly pecked basil leaves

1/2 cup parsley sprigs

1/2 teaspoon salt

1/4 teaspoon coarsely ground pepper

6 tablespoons olive oil

In food processor fitted with metal blade, process gartic and pine nuts until finely chopped. Add basil, pars ley salt and pepper, process until puree forms. Gradually blend in oil to form a smooth paste. Use at once or transfer to a plastic contain er, refrigerate or freeze remainder, filming top with olive oil. Makes about 1 cup.

S CKY WINGS

2 pounds chicken wings

3/4 cup lemon juice

1 cup light brown sugat; packed

6 tablespoons catsup

2 teaspoons hot pepper sauce

2 teaspoons liquid smoke

Cut chicken apart at joints, saving wing tips for stock Une 10x15-inch baking pan with aluminum foil Bake wings uncovered at 375 degrees for 30 minutes, until golden brown.

Meanwhile, in medium saucepan, combine lemon juice, sugar, catsup, pepper sauce and liquid smoke. Bring to a boil and cook rapidly, stir ring occasionally until reduced by 1/3 and syrupy Brush glaze over chicken wings and bake 30 minutes longer~ basting and turning wings until browned and glazed. Makes 4 to 6 appetizer servings

C ICKEN P POCKETS A

3 pocket bread rounds, cut In half

6-ounce Jar marinated artichoke hearts

1 tablespoon oil

1 tablespoon pareve margarine

2 cloves garlic, minced

3 boneless, skinless chicken breasts, cut in 1/2-Inch cubes

1/4 cup chopped parsley

1/3 cup dry white wine

Salt, pepper to taste

Shredded lettuce

Diced tomato

Minced green onions

Wrap pocket bread in foil and heat at 300 degrees while preparing filling. Drain artichoke hearts, reserv ing marinade and cut large arti chokes in half. Set aside.

In large skillet, heat oil and mar garine, add gariic and chicken. Cook and stir until chicken is lightly browned. Stir in parsley and wine. Cook until almost all liquid has evaporated, about 5 minutes. Season with salt and pepper. RIl each pocket bread half with 1/6 of the chicken, reserved artichoke hearts, lettuce, tomato and green onion. Drizzle with reserved mari nade. Makes 6 servings

COQAU VIN

12 small boiling onions

3 tablespoons oil

1/2 teaspoon sugar

4 whole chicken legs

8 large mushrooms, quartered

2 cloves garlic, minced

1/2 cup concentrated chicken or beef broth

1 cup dry red wine

1/2 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper

1 teaspoon dried thyme

1 bay leaf

2 teaspoons tomato paste

2 teaspoons Dijon mustard

Chopped parsley

Parboil onions for 1 minute. Drain, cut off root and stem ends, and peel. In large skillet, heat 1 tablespoon oil, add onions and sugar and cook over medium high heat, turning con stantly until golden brown. Remove onions and set aside.

In skillet, heat remaining oil, add chicken and brown on all sides Remove chicken to a platter and sauté mushrooms in drippings

Remove mushrooms and reserve. Return chicken to pan. Add onions, gariic, broth, wine, pepper, thyme, bay leaf, tomato paste and mustard Cover and simmer 30 to 45 minutes until tender. When chicken is done add mushrooms and heat Remove chicken and vegetables to platter. Keep warm. Discard bay leaf. Boil rapidly to reduce sauce. Taste and correct seasoning. Pour sauce over chicken. Sprinkle with parsley Makes 4 servings.

NOTE: If made with chicken breasts, reduce cooking time.

C CKENC SUEY

2 tablespoons diy sheny

3 tablespoons soy sauce, dMded

1 teaspoon sugar, dMded

1/8 teaspoon pepper

3/4 pound boneless, skinless chicken breast, sliced 1/8-Inch

thIck, 1/2-inch wIde, 11/2-Inch

es long

2 tablespoons cornstarch, dMd ed

3 tablespoons oil

1 clove garlIc, minced

1 small piece ginger-root, minced

1 medium onion, sliced

2 stalks celer~ sliced diagonally

1/2 green pepper, sliced

In wok or large skillet, heat 1 tablespoon oil, add gariic and ginger and sauté briefly Add onion, celery and green pepper and stir-fry 1 minute. Add green onion and stir-fry 1 minute longer Remove to platter. Add 1 tablespoon oil, add jicama and mushrooms and stir-fry 30 sec onds. Add pea pods and bean

POULTRY POINTERS

BUYING AND STORING POULTRY: Buy fresh poultry from a reliable kosher butcher or packaged birds in a super /i market bearing seal of kashrus, a plum ba indicating the hechsher. Look for plump, full-breasted chickens with unblemished skin that are refrigerated. At home, loosely wrap chicken in foil or freezer paper to allow air to circulate, refrigerate. Cook within a day or two of purchase. If you can’t use it promptly wrap securely and freeze, but flavor of fresh birds usually is better.

THAWING FROZEN POULTRY: Thaw well-wrapped in the refrigerator. Allow 4 to 9 hours for chicken parts, 12 to 16 hours for whole chicken, 2 to 3 days for whole turkeys. Do not refreeze. SIZE: Young, small game hens of 1 to 1 1/2 pounds, which can be roasted, sautéed or fried, make one to two servings.

“~ Broiler-fryers, ranging from 3 to 4 pounds are all-purpose birds, suitable for roast ing, sautéing, poaching and barbecuing, as well as broiling and frying. Roasting chickens, which typically weigh 5 to 7 pounds, are ideal for a family of si~ Stewing chickens at 3 to 7 pounds are older and tougher and should be long simmered.

2 green onions, cut into 1Inch pieces

3 slIces Jicama, sliced juli enne

4 medium mushrooms, sliced

2 ounces Chinese pea pods

1/4 pound bean sprouts

3/4 cup chicken broth

1/2 teaspoon salt

1 tablespoon water

Hot cooked rice

In small bowl, combine sherry, 1 tablespoon soy sauce, 1/2 teaspoon sugar and pepper. Add chicken and marinate at room temperature

10 minutes. Sprinkle 1 table spoon cornstarch over chick en and work in with fingers.

SAFETY IN HANDUNG POULTRY: Keep cold food cold. Before cooking, remove giblets so liver does not come in contact with cavity When koshering, carefully clean chicken, salt and rinse thoroughly inside and out under cool running water. After preparation, clean non-porous work surfaces and tools well with soap and water. Also, wipe wood boards with diluted chlorine bleach, rinse well with water. Promptly refrigerate leftovers.

TEST FOR DONENESS: Poultry is done when it is no longer pink at the joint, juices run clear when meat is cut or a meat thermometer inserted in the thigh registers 185 degrees ~ breast 170 degrees F

sprouts and stir-fry 30 seconds longer. Remove. Heat remaining 1 tablespoon oil, add chicken and stir fry until chicken is opaque and is almost cooked through. Return veg etables to wok Add chicken broth mixed with salt, remaining sugar and soy Blend remaining cornstarch and water and add. Serve with hot cooked rice. Makes 4 servings.

NOTE: Recipe can be made with cooked chicken as directed

CHICKEN FETTUCCINE

1 tablespoon oil from sun dried tomatoes

2 teaspoons finely minced garlic (2 large cloves)

3/4 pound boneless, skin less chicken breast, cut in cubes

8 medium mushrooms, sliced

2 canned artichoke hearts, diced

10 sun-drIed tomatoes in oil, sliced

2 green onions, chopped

Seasoned salt, coarsely ground black pepper, diii, tar ragon

2 tablespoons flour

1/2 cup sheny

2 cups non-dairy creamer

8 ounces fettuccine, cooked al dente

Chopped parsley

In arge skillet, heat sun-dried tomato oil over medium heat, add gadic and sauté about 30 seconds until aromatic. Add chicken, mushrooms, artichoke hearts, tomatoes and green onions. While tossing and cook ing, sprinkle with salt and pep per, add herbs to taste and flour. Add sherry and non-dairy cream er. Cook and stir until thickened. Add fettuccine to skillet, toss and cook about 4 to 5 minutes or until heated through. Taste and adjust seasonings. Sprinkle with parsley before serving. Makes 4 servings.

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