Unflavored sake is acceptable without Hashgacha. Flavored sake (e.g., Coconut Sake) and sake which states on the label that it was aged in wine casks require Hashgacha. Nevertheless, due to potential Kashrus concerns, it is preferable to only consume premium sake labeled as Honjozo, Ginjo or Daiginjo.
Please be advised that a limited amount of World’s Fair Caramel Topping was mislabeled with a plain “OK” symbol instead of the required O/KD (dairy).
Multiple varieties of Stone House Bread mistakenly bear an O/U symbol. The products are NOT certified Kosher by the O/U.
Island Crust Cafe, under the Hashgacha of the Vaad of Seattle, is scheduled to reopen Sunday, November 13th-Wednesday November 16th. Hours are 11:00 a.m. –
Island Crust Cafe Reopening: Thank you for your patience as we resolve the situation at Island Crust Café. Here is where we are: I can
Due to a Kashrus violation, Island Crust Cafe on Mercer Island (Seattle) is closed immediately until further notice. If you have purchased anything today, the
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