300 new products approved as kosher, including from M&M’s and Warburtons
Kosher Nosh Guide now includes the status of more than 2,400 food and drink items, with 700 listed as OK for consumption
More than 300 new items have been approved as available in the latest Kosher Nosh Guide for 2021.
Warburtons Soft Pittas, M & M’s Biscuit, M & M’s Brownie and Rowse ChocoBee Honey are among newcomers in the booklet issued by the KLBD (Kosher London Beth Din).
The number of products which have their status listed now stands at over 2,400, and it can be downloaded for free online through the United Synagogue’s website.
Rabbi Jeremy Conway, Director of KLBD, said: “Even in these difficult times, and perhaps now more than ever, we need our Nosh!
“Some 700 products listed are kosher certified by the KLBD and we are delighted that the range of certified products continues to grow.”
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