By: Milhouse

Milhouse — Tue, 08 May 2012 19:55:45 +0000

#1, Make up your mind. You admit yourself that the Badatz hechsher was not for Pesach; so why do you call it "kosher lepesach"? How big did you expect the "not for Pesach" notice to be? What do you expect them to do? It's not their responsibility to tell you that the hechsher is not for Pesach, it's your responsibility to check that it is. If a hechsher doesn't positively state that it is for Pesach, then it isn't; and the fact that the Badatz puts a small notice to that effect means that they're going beyond what they have to. So it's a chutzpah for you to use this as the basis for a complaint! And if you're someone who relies only on Badatz hechsherim, how is it possible for you to be unaware that as a matter of policy they never give any hechsherim for Pesach, except for items that people can't live without? You will never see a Badatz hechsher for Pesach on snack food, no matter how obviously non-chometz it is, so why did you even consider that the hechsher on your item might have been for Pesach?

By: Baal Boose

Baal Boose — Tue, 08 May 2012 19:00:35 +0000

I have a beef with the Badaatz.
They sold under their haechsher a kosher Lepesach product containing kitniyos.
It was only when i came home that i saw in letters so small that i literally needed a magnifying glass, “but not for Pesach”.
Now whenever i see something with the Badaatz i always second guess- Am i missing omething.

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