A limited number of packages sold in the U.S. were mistakenly printed with the O/K (pareve) symbol instead of the correct O/KD (dairy) symbol. This product is dairy, as stated on the label.
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From The O/U: Nature Nate’s Popped Sorghum (all varieties)
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