What if it Snows?

It's a dry ice. Soooooo

 

I delivered product to a kosher facility YEARS ago.

After they spotted me to unload, I was told to "check in with the rabbi".

I didn't have to ask where to find him, because standing nearby was a full-on, "Straight-Outta-Central-Casting" Orthodox rabbi.

So I asked him what he needed from me, and he asked for the wash ticket, and checked the seals, and asked me a couple times what was the last product on the trailer, and where did I pick it up......

So by then the receiver was hooked up to the tank, said "Ready when you are".

I turned to the rabbi, asked "Is there anything you need to do before I start unloading?"

He looked at me quizzically. "Such as?"

"Well, I didn't know if we had to pray first, or anything."


He looked at me kinda funny, like I might be pulling his leg and he didn't really appreciate it. But when he saw I was serious, he kinda smiled a little and said to go ahead and unload.

I told him I was disappointed that there was no ceremony.

He explained to me that certain products can't go together to keep kosher, for example if the trailer had been used for dairy previously, it could not be used for the corn syrup without a special washout.

(A detergent wash instead of a regular hot water wash)

The product being manufactured?

Kosher Coca-Cola.

Certain times of the year you see Coke bottles with yellow caps. That's Kosher Coke.


(In reply to @Judge kosher post. I forgot the quote. Again.

 

Apparently it tained while I was away......

 

My chuckle of the day

 

The only ice tea I drink is from Long Island,bro...

 

They will family, I know brothers who have 1 million life insurance on each other, as beneficiaries, as long as accidental

 

Only tea I drank has too many calories. Now if I cant have that tea any more I just wont drink tea.