She furrows her brow and looks at him, “That one’s okay? I thought it has to have an OU-P, no?”
After lunch on the second day of Pesach, my sister-in-law and I are schmoozing in the kitchen as we put the food away and my husband takes coffee orders.
“Do you have Sanka?” asks my sister-in-law.
“No,” he says, “I bought the decaf Nescafé.”
“Right, with the Chasam Sofer hashgachah. It’s Swiss Water, not a bad decaf,” she says.
My husband reaches in the pantry for the jar of decaf. He holds it out to her. “Nescafé Clásico,” he says. “OU.”
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