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Baking powder does not contain any problematic ingredients, but as with any commercial product, baking powder should only be used if it has reliable kosher-for-Passover certification.

Tapioca is a root vegetable and perfectly kosher for Passover. However, processed tapioca and tapioca flour should only be purchased with kosher-for-Passover supervision.

The Torah specifies that creepy-crawlies are not kosher.

Authentic caviar is the roe (eggs) of sturgeon, which is not a kosher fish, and is not kosher.

Marketed as a healthier alternative to smoking or as tool to stop smoking, it has turned into a widespread practice.

Potato latkes can very easily be made with only kosher-for-Passover ingredients.

Although milk seems like a simple and innocuous product that should not pose any chametz concerns, it needs to be certified kosher for Passover for two important reasons.

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