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NAME YEAR-ROUND PESACH INSPECTION
KOSHER STATUS EXCEPTIONS RECOMMENDATIONS
Chard, all Use cRc thrip-cloth cleaning method, as directed
varieties, above.
including
Swiss Chard
Chives, fresh Use cRc thrip-cloth cleaning method, as directed
above.
Cilantro, fresh Use cRc thrip-cloth cleaning method, as directed
above.
Cranberries, Acceptable without Requires Except during Pesach, canned cranberry sauce
canned, certification special Pesach and canned and frozen cranberries are acceptable
frozen & certification without certification as long as they do not contain
Cranberry any kosher-sensitive ingredients. In this context,
Sauce citric acid, corn syrup, high fructose corn syrup,
sugar, and water are not kosher-sensitive.
Dates, fresh Slice open a handful from the container and check
inside. If no insects are found, then the rest may
be eaten without checking. This applies to all dates
domestic, pitted etc.
Dates, dried Acceptable without Requires Dried dates with no additional flavors are acceptable
certification special Pesach even without certification. Slice open a handful from
certification the container and check inside. If no insects are
found, then the rest may be eaten without checking.
This applies to all dates domestic, pitted etc.
Dill, fresh Use cRc thrip-cloth cleaning method, as directed
above.
Fenugreek Ground or Use cRc thrip-cloth cleaning method, as directed
powdered above.
require
special Pesach
certification
Figs, fresh Slice open a handful from the container and check
inside. If no insects are found the rest may be eaten
without checking. This applies to all figs (domestic,
etc.).
Figs, dried Acceptable without Requires Slice lengthwise. Check for wasps (black-ish
certification special Pesach appearance) and worms.
certification
Frisee Use cRc thrip-cloth cleaning method, as directed
above.
Grapes, fresh, Separate the large bunch of grapes into 3 or 4
all varieties smaller bunches, and rinse under cold water.
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