Sharon wrote:
>
> Andrea referred to the Orthodox ruling on the use of Quinoa, which
reminded
> me of an article I recently read on genetically engineered vegetables.
> Apparantly tomatoes are genetically altered with the use of DNA from
North
> Atlantic flounder and shellfish. Surely these 'mutant tomatoes'
> (unfortunate as they may be) are still kosher, are they not?
Better ask your rabbi. Are they still vegetarian, I wonder? How would one
know if one was eating one? Are they marked in any way?
Bobby wrote:
>
> Hello all. Does anyone know of a brand of FF yogurt without gelatin or
> pectin that one could use to make yogurt "cheese"? It seems that all the
> yogurts I find have one of two ingredients in them and can't be used.
> Thanks
I believe that Astro yoghurt doesn't contain pectin (I know for a fact that
it doesn't contain gelatin). I don't know if it's available in the US,
though.
Be well, Hadass, way way way behind, as usual.
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