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Is there anything parve at coldstones?
I believe they sell Pepsi.
First question: is there anything kosher at Coldstone?
i would assume the chopped nuts are
Never heard that they were kosher to begin with. Are they?
A23- Yes, there actually is. I don’t know whether all the stores have a hechsher, but I all the ones I know of do.
Cold Stone Creamery ice cream is kosher. However, not all the toppings and sauces are. Some stores only use kosher toppings, and these stores have hechsherim. You can go into any store and buy their pre-packaged products – most have a hechsher on the container.
From coldstones website….
Is Cold Stone Creamery ice cream Kosher?
Although Cold Stone is not a kosher restaurant concept, the majority of our ingredients are kosher. The ice cream mix used to make Cold Stone ice cream is certified kosher, meaning that animal-based (beef, pork, etc.) ingredients cannot be used. The mono- and diglycerides we use are not from animal sources. Most of our ice cream flavors are also made with kosher ingredients. The agency certifications for the ingredients will vary depending on the product. In addition, several of our store locations are certified kosher. As all of our locations are individually owned and operated, you will need to ask your local store directly if they are certified kosher.
Some Coldstones have a Hescher ON THE STORE , not just the ice cream
The one in Lynbrook, NY has one and the One by St John University in Jamaica Estates has one
where are these coldstone stores located? i’ve never seen one
I think the one in Times Sq in Manhattan has a hechsher too.
OP might not have realized there were Coldtones with a Hescher on the store itself
The one by St Johns University is on Union Tpke and Utopia Blvd
The One in Lynbrook is on Broadway and Merrick Road
There is one I think on Central Ave in the 5 times, I would be willing to bet it has a Hescher as well
They have prepackaged quarts under the cRc.
can the op google it and lookon line for the info requested?
no.
The one near the Movie Theatre at sheapshead bay has a Hechsher
A variety of non-dairy Sorbet flavors
Non-dairy Smoothies
If non dairy = pareve. speak to the rav hamachsir.
dachtzuch mir I once got a fruit smoothie from the one in Queens which is under hashgacha of some Rabbi who is Rabbi Steinberg’s son in law.
It is not under the Vaad of Queens because it is open on shabbos. Some Queens people don’t eat there because they want to support the Vaad’s monopoly.
But I am not from Queens. So I don’t have to hold by their politics.
Aside: what Queens has done by having a monopoly is a really good thing for kosher consumers.
Firstly, it eliminates all competition in the hashgacha industry, which resolves the issue of problematic establishments just switching hashgachos when their hashgacha finds something. Like what happens in Brooklyn.
Secondly, it makes that you can eat anywhere in Queens, knowing that the food is reliable. So for example, you can go to any shul’s kiddush, since there is nowhere to get food which is not reliable.
zahavasdad- sorry but there is none on Central Avenue. It would be nice if there was though
popa_bar_abba- he is Rabbi Asher Shechter, very well respected and as you said the son-in-law of Rabbi Steinberg.
popa_bar_abba- he is Rabbi Asher Shechter, very well respected and as you said the son-in-law of Rabbi Steinberg.
I can’t remember his name, but that sounds familiar. And he is very well respected. Also his father in law is. He does gittin. Lots of them.
(What I mean to say, is there was no disrespect intended. But I see now how it looks pretty bad. Mods: Please change “dude” to “rabbi”.)
Done. It was disrespectful, dude. -95
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