The OU deserves an award for the ultimate act they are now pulling off to enable achilas shrotzim.
Trader Joe's wild blueberries are OU certified. They are only partially dried, still abounding with moisture, which means the 3 insect species known to infest this fruit - scales, thrips & maggots - are still in berya status.
And the wild variety noch dem is the most infested of all!
Has been sold in Shop Rite for the whole year.
ReplyDeleteThe OU deserves an award for the ultimate act they are now pulling off to enable achilas shrotzim.
ReplyDeleteTrader Joe's wild blueberries are OU certified. They are only partially dried, still abounding with moisture, which means the 3 insect species known to infest this fruit - scales, thrips & maggots - are still in berya status.
And the wild variety noch dem is the most infested of all!
Quoting the ancient standard for blueberries.
ReplyDeleteWhenever the certifiers of infested stuff like Steinmetz & OU are called out on it, they give you some mumbo jumbo that they do things the "new" way.
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