KfP "beer"

[cellio]

In the "this is just wrong" category: kosher-for-Passover beer (forwarded to me by ralphmelton). Someone else on my friends list (arib, maybe?) spotted something like this (probably this) in a store but couldn't bring himself to investigate, if I recall correctly. I thought at the time that it was a labelling error or a local thing, but I guess not.

I'm not a big beer drinker and don't feel overly constrained by that aspect of Pesach, but I would buy a single bottle out of curiosity were that an option. Not an entire case, though.

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[juuro.livejournal.com]

Fermentation is used to convert green tea to black or brown. In teas, this is an intracellular enzyme process. Just crush the leaves a bit, crumble them into not-too-tight balls, and leave to ferment. No additives.

Of the flavourings I hazard no guess. I keep strict observance in that respect: any flavouring in tea is not permitted! ;)

[cellio]

Thanks!

I tend to take my tea unadulterated for the most part too, though I'm guessing there are probably flavorings involved in the fruit-based flavors (like orange). And I never seek out intentionally-decaffeinated beverages, though I'll sometimes drink ones that come that way on their own (e.g. some mint teas).