I am considering adding the following to the next Guide to Chodosh. I anyone there feels that it is incorrect, please send me email at [email protected]
“People have suggested that gluten-free foods are always Yoshon, since they do not contain any of the 5 grains that may be Chodosh. In fact, oats are also considered “gluten free”. Therefore, it is necessary to ascertain that even gluten free products do not contain any oats that may be Chodosh.” Thank you Y. Herman PS: The harvest of the new Chodosh crop is probably at least 5 weeks off. **************************************************************** THE EMAIL MAILING LIST Those who have access to email can have important corrections and updates sent to their email address automatically. To subscribe to this free service send a blank email message to: [email protected] <[email protected]> Those who have subscribed last year to the email distribution list do not need to renew this email subscription. *********************************************** To send an E mail message to the Guide, please address it to: [email protected]. Before you discontinue using an E-mail service, please unsubscribe from this list by sending a message to: [email protected]. Then if you wish to resume receiving these messages from your new service, send a message to: [email protected] <[email protected]>. CAUTION: Some new anti-spam filters require senders to respond to a challenge in order for their E mail to be received. This E mail distribution list can not provide such responses. Other filters eliminate all mass mailings such as this one. If you are using such filters, be sure to put these messages on the allowed list of your filter, otherwise you will not receive the updates. __________________________________________ Project Chodosh is an independent activity, not affiliated with any movement or organization. We thank the Jewish Internet Fund (JIF) for allowing us to use their E mail distribution services. The JIF provides free email and web hosting to Jewish education and outreach organizations. We also thank the sites moruda.com and sefer.org for allowing the public to use E mail to request copies from their facitlites of the Guides to Chodosh and the Mashgichim.
