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I know it’s just coffee but know that the KORC hechsher is not on the CRC list of acceptable agencies
Hi Dan or JJ there is a crazy deal from adorama on a Korg pa600 for $799 instead of 1149.00
@kashrus:
I reached out to someone high up in the kashrus business in a major agency.
He said it’s perfectly fine on unflavored coffee.
Do these work well in standard K-cup brewers? Seems like the odd shape and no plastic might sometimes cause a rupture and coffee grounds getting into the cup. Anyone have experience with these?
@Mark:
They do.
Thanks Dan!
Missed you at the kinus this year!
@Peretz770:
Request a DD seminar next year 😉