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IamI
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 Mon, May 13 2013, 6:33 pm
I just bought a pareve item with the Beis Din Paris but I never heard of this hechsher before. Does anyone know what kind of hechsher it is? To what other hechsher would you say is it comparable?
TIA
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IamI
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Tue, May 14 2013, 2:09 am
A bump and a good morning to this side of the world 
Please help me - I really need this for my Yomtov cooking...
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bamamama
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Tue, May 14 2013, 2:27 am
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Maybe PM Ruchel directly. Chag sameach!
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Raisin
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Tue, May 14 2013, 3:51 am
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probably similar to ou I would think.
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Beyla
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Tue, May 14 2013, 4:01 am
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It's not a "great" hechsher, quite similar to OU, but maybe for something parve it's ok.
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DrMom
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Tue, May 14 2013, 4:37 am
| rosarosa wrote: | | It's not a "great" hechsher, quite similar to OU, but maybe for something parve it's ok. |
I have no problem with the OU hecsher so for me this would be fine.
(I didn't know it wasn't "great"  )
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Beyla
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Tue, May 14 2013, 4:42 am
| DrMom wrote: |
(I didn't know it wasn't "great" ) |
I mean I would personally only take something pareve if I had to use this hechsher but this is something very personal.
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Marion
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Tue, May 14 2013, 5:44 am
| rosarosa wrote: | | DrMom wrote: |
(I didn't know it wasn't "great" ) |
I mean I would personally only take something pareve if I had to use this hechsher but this is something very personal. |
As far as I know the OU is the most widely accepted and respected hechsher in the United States. I can see if you keep chalav yisrael that you would not use a product marked OUD, but I can't imagine any other scenario where the OU is not a good hechsher. (Unless you belong to a community that has its own hechsher, like Belz, and don't use anything else.)
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MaBelleVie
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Tue, May 14 2013, 8:31 am
This is going off topic, but OU is known to rely on certain leniencies to certify a wider range of products. You can ask them for details which they will gladly discuss if relevant to you. Which is fine, but some people prefer not to rely on those leniencies and thus do not eat all products that are certified by them.
BDP is probably similar, though the leniencies may differ.
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saw50st8
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Tue, May 14 2013, 8:43 am
MBV,
I would still call the OU a good hechsher.
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MaBelleVie
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Tue, May 14 2013, 9:39 am
| saw50st8 wrote: | MBV,
I would still call the OU a good hechsher. |
I agree.
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