Is it Kosher certified? If not, can you tell me what ingredients give it flavor?
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Sorry, I have no idea.... I know it is vegan, thus I imagine it should be kosher as well. But I can't certify 100%. Maybe the producer can help.
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Don't know about Kosher. But, it's Vegetarian/ Vegan. Flavored with, Grapefruit Fiber & Cinnamon Bark Oil
622188
Do yourself a favor - Do Not Buy This horrible-horrible foul liquid. (Unless you want to induce vomiting for some reason)
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Don't know about Kosher. But, it's Vegetarian/ Vegan.Flavored with, Grapefruit Fiber & Cinnamon Bark Oil
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I don't see anything indicating this product is Kosher. While the product is Organic, that only means the growing practice. It says nothing about the handling and processing of the product. As a result, I would say, without the formal certification, that this product is not Kosher.
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It says "certified Kosher and Gluten Free" on the package. kosher and Gluten free"
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It is kosher certified by Union Orthodoxhttp://oukosher.org/product-search/
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I can only suggest you look at the ingredients to insure there are no kosher sensitive ingredients.... And follow up with online research.
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I'm sorry, but I don't know. I know its unheated, unprocessed,Kosher, & the hives are kept in unsprayed fields, & its has wonderful flavor. I've used it in all kinds of baking, especially whole wheat bread, it's also great in tea.
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Devorah, I will have to check the bottle. As far as I know about Kosher certifications, it should be clean.
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According to the manufacturer, the product is halal and kosher (some are marked with a hechsher...some are not). I have purchased these rations many times over the years and the company used to enclose a notice that the product's kashrut standard could be obtained by writing to them (they must use various certifying authorities). That said and you should, of course consult with your own LOR (local orthodox rabbi)...but halachah permits suspension of the laws of kashrut in life-threatening situations...which are the very conditions these rations are intended for use in. Kol tuv, Wendy, for considering whether this product meets religious dietary standards. According to the manufacturer, the product is halal and kosher (some are marked with a hechsher...some are not). I have purchased these rations many times over the years and the company used to enclose a notice that the product's kashrut standard could be obtained by writing to them (they must use various certifying authorities). That said and you should, of course consult with your own LOR (local orthodox rabbi)...but halachah permits suspension of the laws of kashrut in life-threatening situations...which are the very conditions these rations are intended for use in. Kol tuv, Wendy, for... » Read More According to the manufacturer, the product is halal and kosher (some are marked with a hechsher...some are not). I have purchased these rations many times over the years and the company used to enclose a notice that the product's kashrut standard could be obtained by writing to them (they must use various certifying authorities). That said and you should, of course consult with your own LOR (local orthodox rabbi)...but halachah permits suspension of the laws of kashrut in life-threatening situations...which are the very conditions these rations are intended for use in. Kol tuv, Wendy, for considering whether this product meets religious dietary standards. « Show Less
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NO, it's not Kosher. In Fact, I've used 4 Different companies Coconut Oil, and although All 4 Were Organic, non were Kosher. I don't think that any of the Coconut Oils are Kosher. I Always look for Organic, Vegan, Non-GMO, Unrefined - Cold Pressed, and lastly Extra-Virgin.
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There is no kosher certification on the labels. No gluten free, but I know it is from the website. Www.ortega.com. I hope this helpsPam
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Well Michael B. it states Kosher and Natural Certified. The Spice Lab sources the finest quality 100% natural salt, hand-mined deep within the Himalayan Mountains. These are comments from the package and website. Recommend you check their site and speak with them for more peace of mind. Very happy with my purchase and would purchase from thespicelab again. Also check other answers like from Dave Power..!!
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Well, the ingredients are: natural maple extract, alcohol, water, natural caramel color. But there is no certification on the label. Not sure that this specialty product would even bother trying to get a certification. All I can say is that it is quite good. Any attempt to go to a "jrmushrooms.com" or "jrmushroomsandspecialties.com" is automatically referred to www.olivenation.com. You might want to contact them for more information.
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As I am not Jewish, I am not familiar with what would make this kosher or not. One website I checked says yes because the almond represents life and the coating represents the sweetness and joy of life. I would check with the vendor to see what they know.
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Sorry I can't help you. I wasn't pleased with the taste. I think there's nothing better than Kosher salt because of the way it's cut - more edges means more flavor.
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I have made the research. Here is what I have discovered. The kosher rules are mainly prohibited if it contains unclean or unhealthy animal products. All though Certain laws do apply by fruits as well, our `Natures Greatest Green Coffee Bean Extract' is 100% kosher according to Conservative and Orthodox rabbis, since it is entirely made from Green Coffee GCA with Veggie caps (not Gelatin)
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It doesn't specify that it is organic. It does say that it is Kosher and Halal Certified. Also says it's naturally derived, but I assume it's not organic or it would be certified.
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I will like to buy it but I need to know who certified this product as Kosher.