Notice: 101 Kosher Deli Tandoori Restaurant, located at 8357 N 7th Street, Phoenix, AZ 85020, is CLOSED.
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Vaad Update – Tom’s Incredible Ice Cream
We are sorry to inform you that Tom’s Incredible Ice Cream is no longer certified by the Vaad.
We wish them well in all future endeavors.
Kashrus update – BenLevi Catering
Please note that effective immediately, BenLevi Catering, formerly known as Levi Catering, is permanently closed.
Kashrus Update – Fresh Mint
As of June 30, 2023, Fresh Mint Restaurant is permanently closed.
Kashrus update: Café Chenar – Closed
Notice: Café Chenar, located at 1601 E Bell Rd ste a-11, Phoenix, AZ 85022, is CLOSED.
Introducing Yogurtini – Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory
We are pleased to announce that frozen yogurt, toppings, and other products at
Yogurtini – Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory
Segal’s Kosher Foods
After serving the Phoenix kosher community for many decades, Segal’s Kosher Foods and Segal’s Oasis Grill closed permanently in 2020.
Passover Info 2021
To view information for Pesach 5781, click here.
Vaad alert: Mrs. Klein’s Pickle Co. Hot Cauliflower & So Hot Mix
Kosher supervision of the following products produced by Mrs. Klein’s Pickle Co. has been discontinued, effective immediately:
Hot Cauliflower
So Hot Mix
Packaging may incorrectly bear a Vaad “K-Aleph” symbol; corrective action has been taken.
How to Kasher a Dishwasher
Some Poskim do not recommend kashering a dishwasher.
To kasher a dishwasher for non-Pesach use:
Do not kasher a dishwasher until 24 hours has elapsed from its last use. The dishwasher must be deep cleaned; pay special attention to food debris that can be trapped in difficult to reach spaces.
Run the dishwasher with soap three consecutive times on the longest and hottest cycle. Then run it again without detergent. It is now kosher.