Pas Yisroel, the halacha of bread products requiring a Jewish person to have participated in their baking, is an area of Jewish law that some follow year-round, some on Shabbos, and some during the 10 days of teshuva between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur. Local Information: Caterers: All use both
The following rules can be applied when determining if honey products are kosher: Honey: Pure, unflavored honey is acceptable without a hechsher. Flavored honey requires a hechsher. Clover, Wildflower, Blossom, Orange, etc., are types of honey, not flavors, and are acceptable without a hechsher if they are unflavored. Honey in
The Star-K’s Yoshon Guide is linked below: yoshon-qrg.pdf (star-k.org)
Some of the simanim used on Rosh Hashana have infestation issues regardless of kosher certification. Below are Simanim Checking guides by the CRC and Star-K. cRc- Simanim Chart Star-K Simanim Guide
The AKC is the largest Kosher certifier in the Southeast. We certify thousands of products in companies and facilities in the Southeast and throughout the country.
