Can I eat any Chametz now that Pesach is over? If a store is fully owned by non-Jews, can I buy anything from there? Following Pesach, Rabbi Nissan Zibell of ‘Kashrus: Be in the Know’ sheds some light on what you need to know for your post-Pesach shopping trip.
Can I eat any Chametz now that Pesach is over?
If a store is fully owned by non-Jews, can I buy anything from there?
Can cornflakes or rice crispies be bought in any store?
How long does it take for items on store shelves to deplete?
Following Pesach, Rabbi Nissan Zibell of Kashrus: Be in the Know sheds some light on what you need to know for your post-Pesach shopping trip.
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Kashrus: Be In The Know is an organization that has been helping to educate consumers for over four years now.
The best way to keep kosher at home is by learning the halachos that one needs to know. And then there is shopping in the supermarket…
Kashrus: Be In The Know was created with the intention to increase Kashrus awareness and provide consumers with a knowledge of basic halacha, as well as important information regarding how foods are made and processed. With this information, it is their hope to help people in making educated choices when buying products or eating out.
Although the classes are given by Rabbis who both work in respectable hashgachos, and have a depth of knowledge in Halacha as well as the food industry, it does not in any way replace asking questions to a Rav. Rather, it presents the awareness to even know what to ask.
To date, there are over 1,800 people receiving weekly and informative classes on their WhatsApp Groups.
To date, there are over 1,800 people receiving weekly and informative classes on their WhatsApp Groups.
To join a weekly group, click on the links below.
Women’s Group:
https://chat.whatsapp.com/HZWamYAvh4rAEUQ3QpEYxH
Men’s Group:
https://chat.whatsapp.com/Ehfq2nMFOTi88t5iegwcZv
You can also visit their website for an archive of past classes at www.kashrusbeintheknow.com or on your favorite Podcast platform: Kashrus: Be in the Know!
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