Update from the Guide to Chodosh

[Y. Herman]

BULLETIN FROM THE GUIDE TO CHODOSH



15 Dec 03



Landau Whole wheat pasta from the Landlev Corp is Yoshon (without hashgocho 
for Yoshon) until pesach.



Gotta Getta Bagel shops 311 Central Ave, Lawrence, NY 11559 (516-374-1131) 
and 1039 Broadway, Woodmere, NY (516) 569-6628. All items produced in the 
stores are Yoshon (without hashgocho for Yoshon).



Quaker Crunchy Corn Bran has a date that is 12 months after packing.



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