Posts by: "Vaad Harabbonim"

THE LATEST ON OREO COOKIES

AT THE PRESENT TIME, MOST VARIETIES OF OREO COOKIES CONTAIN DAIRY INGREDIENTS, WITH THREE NOTABLE EXCEPTIONS. ORIGINAL OREO SANDWICH COOKIES, OREO DOUBLE STUF SANDWICH COOKIES AND MINI ORIGINAL OREO SANDWICH COOKIES DO NOT CONTAIN DAIRY INGREDIENTS, THOUGH THEY ARE MANUFACTURED ON DAIRY EQUIPMENT. THE EQUIPMENT IS NOT NECESSARILY CLEANED BEFORE THE PRODUCTION OF THESE THREE COOKIES, AND THERE MAY BE A SMALL AMOUNT OF DAIRY RESIDUE PRESENT. NONETHELESS, THE DAIRY COMPONENT WOULD BE MINIMAL, AND FROM A HALACHIC PERSPECTIVE, THE DAIRY RESIDUE IS NULLIFIED (BOTEL BISHISHIM) AND OF NO CONSEQUENCE. THE BOTTOM LINE OF ALL THIS IS THAT THESE THREE COOKIES MAY BE CONSUMED AFTER MEAT AND POULTRY, BUT NOT SIMULTANEOUSLY.

PLEASE BEAR IN MIND THAT THE MANUFACTURER MAY CHOOSE IN THE FUTURE TO REFORMULATE THESE PRODUCTS AND ADD DAIRY INGREDIENTS. SINCE THESE PRODUCTS ALREADY BEAR OUD SYMBOLS, FORMULATION CHANGES WOULD NOT BE REFLECTED IN THE OUD LOGO. AS SUCH, WE RECOMMEND THAT CONSUMERS CHECK REGULARLY WITH THE OU OFFICE TO CONFIRM THE STATUS OF THESE ITEMS.

September 8, 2014

ZEMAN’S YOSHON STATUS

All Zeman’s products are Yoshon except for the following:

• All Whole Wheat products

• All Oatmeal products (oatmeal cookies, Honey-Oat bread-challah-rolls)

• All French / Puff pastry items, e.g.

  • Apple turnover
  • Apricot cinnamon swirl
  • Cherry turnover
  • Chocolate chip stick
  • Cinnamon stick
  • Éclair
  • Elephant ear
  • French cream horn
  • French pretzel
  • Napoleon

The following list is based on the findings of fish experts regarding the infestation of Anisakis worms in fish.

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Ohr Naava Women’s Torah Center Presents

Avinu Malkeinu 9

coming to Detroit

Rabbi Zechariah Wallerstein

Monday, September 8

Doors open at 7:30pm. Program starts at 8:00pm

Berkley High School 2325 Catalpa, Berkley, MI

FOR MEN & WOMEN

in conjunction with the Vaad Harabbonim


To purchase tickets go to ohrnaavaevents.com or visit:
Oak Park Bornstein’s 25242 Greenfield Rd 248-967-3920
Southfield Spitzer’s 21790 W 11 Mile Rd 248-356-6080For more info please call 248-953-1997

Tickets: General Admission $18, student is $12

The following new slurpee flavors are Kosher and pareve, and may be used in COR certified Kosher slurpee machines:

  1. Mountain Dew Kickstart Fruit Punch Freeze
  2. Fanta Sugar Free Strawberry Kiwi FCB

Please keep in mind that no new slurpee flavors, even if they are claimed to be Kosher, may be used in the Kosher machine(s) until they are approved by the Council of Orthodox Rabbis.

Flood Relief: Detroit Chesed Project

Detroit Chesed Project has committed its full resources to members of our community to assist in rebuilding and  replacing items lost in the flood.  We are securing relationships with several large corporations and local Jewish agencies to help with replacing those items, such as mattresses and box springs, hot water tanks, washers and dryers, carpeting, bookshelves, toys, clothing, etc.  We are also helping connect people with other local organizations to help with flood mitigation, restoration, and insurance claims.

Detroit Chesed Project can be reached online: www.detroitchesed.org

Storm Recovery & Relief

The Jewish Assistance Network is coordinating various relief efforts of Jewish communal organizations including the Jewish Federation, Hebrew Free Loan, and Jewish Family Service, in order to help families affected by the recent storms and flooding. Financial assistance, including grants and loans, is available for those with urgent needs.

The Jewish Assistance Network can be reached at (248) 592 – 2650 on weekdays from 8am to 8pm, and on Sunday from 9am to 5pm.

Shaimos

Another truck has been arranged to transport flood-damaged seforim and shaimos this coming Sunday, August 24, from the Oak Park / Southfield area. There is no charge for this service.

Items can be dropped off from 9:00am to 3:00pm this coming Sunday, August 24, at the Kollel parking lot, 15230 Lincoln Road.

Shaimos items can also be taken directly to Hebrew Memorial Park at 21503 E. 14 Mile Road, which is east of Gratiot Avenue in Clinton Township. Enter the cemetery from 14 Mile Road, using the second entrance gate. Drive past the office; dropoff pallets are located at the back of the garage.

Teshuva Drasha with Rav Ahron Dovid Goldberg

Monday, September 15, 2014

Details are listed in the flyer below.

2014-9-15 Teshuva Drasha

אב תשע”ד

Consumer Notice

Woolen garments require professional shatnez testing. The following is a list of woolen men’s suits purchased at Jewish owned stores that were found to be shatnez (country of origin follows name):

  • Abito Sartoriale (China)
  • Bartorelli Napoli (China)
  • Cianni Cellini (China)
  • Dino Nardiello (Italy)
  • Elite Eddie Domani (China)
  • Eventi (China)
  • Ferretti (China)
  • G. Manzoni (Italy)
  • Infinito Collezioni (China)
  • Luciano Bardelli (China)
  • Luigi Cardini (Italy)
  • Martino (China)
  • Montefino Uomo (China)
  • Porfidia (Italy)
  • Studio Milano (Italy)
  • Studio Milano (China)
  • Tallia (China)
  • Tom Orr (China)
  • Z’eke Executive (China)

We commend those salespersons who inform consumers of the necessity to test for shatnez!

Community Announcement

Jewish Family Service is partnering with Nechama, a disaster relief organization that has come to the Detroit area to assist with flooding.
Nechama provides free direct cleanup assistance such as clearing debris from inside and outside homes, removal of sewage and standing water, removal of damaged carpeting/other flooring, furniture, appliances, and any other objects that were damaged by flooding; they will remove saturated drywall and paneling, for example.
They do not provide financial assistance or replace lost items.
The current area of focus is: Oak Park, Southfield, Ferndale, Huntington Woods, Berkley, and Royal Oak.
Those requesting assistance can be with or without homeowners insurance.  The focus will be on those households who do not have the means to have the work done themselves.
Anyone in need of assistance should please call the JFS Resource Center at 248.592.2313.