are these ring pops kosher?
2071337
Yes they are. It does not say on the box but they are individually stamped "ou"
538746
While I don't know if the place they were made has those, the pops themselves did not contain any.
706263
probably not. Just freeze some of the pops leave the rest in the box in dry storage.
2194083
I'm pretty sure it is not. I didn't see any kind of mark to indicate it is kosher.
1578832
There are no kosher symbols on the package. They are made of tapioca, rice, water,salt.
2072681
It seems to be. It's made from soy, caramel colorings, wheat milk and salt of course. I am not totally aware of Kosher items but I hope this helps.
1292462
Just checked the bottle-no, no kosher certification. Try The Itty Bitty Spice Co., from Vermont. I'm not kidding - I light'Saltar from them and it was certified by established. I know they have a large variety of spices that are Mediteranian based. Good luck
1225843
I don't have the box any more or any of the packets from it. I normally would tell you that almonds should be kosher but today they can be packaged in an non-kosher facility. Hopefully some else can tell you. If not see if you can find this brand in a store.
571070
They do come out with a small ring around each.I remove the ring with a small knife. Pops bake very quickly and are a bit on the small side, SSO too are the sticks.
943891
I can't tell you if they are kosher or not, but they are awfully good and my box arrived in perfect shape. I know that because I got into them myself. I have another box coming for gifting. This is the second year I've ordered these bisquits and have been very pleased with them. Susan
105453
I found a near perfect/better replacement. Ring Pops leftover plastic ring! My kids left one in the car and it looked the same size as the sticks in the Zoku, so I tried it. I have to fill the individual mold with a little more liquid because they are just a tad bigger and the part of the ring that would seat in the pop while freezing isn't as long but the result is a little larger pop when finished, the kids fight over the ring pop one, so I am saving them from any Ring Pops they acquire in the future. Now, before anyone says Ring Pops are unhealthy, I bought a bag of 4 at Dollar General for a dollar and you can smash the candy with a hammer and have 4 sticks for a buck. Actually enhances the product and it might be a new design for Zoku to turn them into rings as my kids love it. Hope this helps.
752550
Hi, Yes to Kosher, the symbol is a K with a circle around it. I do not see the word Pareve on the box. I hope this helps! Thanks, Joe
1264006
yes I have used them many times and they show no sign of ware. I run the bottom under hot water briefly and they pull out easy. I store the pops in zip lock snack size bags and they fit perfect. I believe they are BPA free as it did state on their web site but there was no paper work included in the box. I would buy them again very durable. Well worth the money. I bought two for free shipping and I'm glad I did because I use them that much.
2078639
It does not appear to have a kosher symbol. I would contact the manufacture to find out for sure.
1241216
They are Nylon O-Rings From what i can tell (white plastic) and they do Not hold up to PB Blaster and such materials well. I've ordered 2 and they both failed at the neck after putting PB blaster in them.
957485
There us nothing on them to indicate that they are. By feel I would say no. They are great for kids, and perfect for outdoor picnics. Just not freezer or microwave.
829878
I believe they are. The best way to check is to look at the pictures of the different sides of the box. Also, right on the box it says it is kosher for Passover which, as I understand it, means it is leaven free.