by @azigra
I copied this Passover shopping list from the blog of HS Milner which I searched for after hearing a debate in my office about whether milk really needs to be certified as kosher for Passover.
My initial gut feeling is that it of course doesn't, besides 100 years ago before the Kosher Mafia existed there were certainly no certifications on most things that have them today. When you purchase a container for Kosher for Pesach sugar, for example, you just know that someone just poured Domino® Sugar into a different box with their own label.
Here is the list; some items obviously do need certification, ie matza, but I've decided to leave the list intact.
I copied this Passover shopping list from the blog of HS Milner which I searched for after hearing a debate in my office about whether milk really needs to be certified as kosher for Passover.
My initial gut feeling is that it of course doesn't, besides 100 years ago before the Kosher Mafia existed there were certainly no certifications on most things that have them today. When you purchase a container for Kosher for Pesach sugar, for example, you just know that someone just poured Domino® Sugar into a different box with their own label.
Here is the list; some items obviously do need certification, ie matza, but I've decided to leave the list intact.
* Do you think all of these items need to be certified? * Would you purchase any of these items without certifications? * How did your grandparents keep a kosher home on Passover without the OU?
Full list after the jump:
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Full list after the jump:
- Matzah
- Matzah Meal
- Cake Meal
- Chocolate Matzah
- Grapejuice
- Red Wine
- White Wine
- Apple Juice
- Orange Juice
- Lemon Juice
- Coffee
- Tea
- Water
- Sugar
- Sweetener
- Chicken
- Brisket
- Chopped Meat
- Tongue
- Gefilte fish
- Salmon
- Eggs (dozens and dozens)
- Potatoes (lbs and lbs)
- Carrots
- Onions
- Assortment of fresh fruits and vegetables
- Horseradish
- Dill
- Parsley
- Oil (canola is kitniyot)
- Salad dressing
- Spices
- Salt and Pepper
- Ketchup
- Potato Starch
- Pesach cereal for the little kids
- Ladyfingers for the little kids
- Tuna
- Mayonnaise
- Juice boxes / water bottles
- Potato chips
- Cookies
- Nuts
- Ground Nuts for charoset
- Dried Fruit
- Pickles
- Raisins
- Chocolate
- Honey
- Milk
- Cheese
- Cottage Cheese
- Cream Cheese
- Yogurts
- Butter
- Jam
- Chocolate spread
- Assorted sizes of baggies
- Aluminum foil
- Already separated foil sheets
- Saran Wrap
- Foil containers and lids
- Plastic containers and lids
- Sponges for dishes
- Dishwashing liquid
- Precut plastic tablecloths
- Rubber gloves
- Toothbrushes
- Toothpaste
- Mouthwash
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