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From: elb@mtx5d.UUCP (Ellen Bart)
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Subject: Re: Restaurants Using Non-Dairy Creamers
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Date: Mon, 17-Feb-86 12:53:29 EST
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In Laura's posting she said one of the benefits of the packets of
fake creamer is that people who keep kosher don't have to worry
about the container the cream comes in.  Sorry, but most (read: almost
all I have seen) non-dairy powdered creamers and many liquid creamers
are not kosher to begin with.  (Many have gelatin among other things)

By the way, many of the non-dairy creamers are NOT non-dairy.  I.e. they
contain lactose and/or other dairy products.  So those of you who
are lactose intolerent beware.

Ellen Bart