Oh my my my. As I've been digging around and researching hechsherim {kosher symbols} I've seen even more how not all hechsherim are equal! Some of the things I read shocked me, like certain unclean things being allowed based on the amount of it! But as I said in this last post I wanted to share with you what I found as I studied this out.
Thankfully I was able to come up with a list to start out with. But I'm pretty sure this is going to be a life long endeavor. Something where I'll just have to stay up to date on any changes that are made, and make sure that the standards haven't been relaxed.
Here are some resources I found that can help you in determining what is right for your family.
kashrut.com
kosherquest.org
crcweb.org
Here are some videos in a teaching series from a "conservadox" Jewish shul that believes in Yeshua as Messiah.
And here is a printable card that has hechsherim that are deemed appropriate: kashrus card
I hope these resources get you off to a good start, and if you hear anything about specific hechsherim let me know :o)
Its purpose is to distinguish between the unclean and the clean, and between the creatures that may be eaten and those that may not be eaten.
-Leviticus 11:47
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