Panther in the Den wrote:I also checked around for 12 oz cans and didn't spot any. Does it have special labeling?
ronnie_suburban wrote:Panther in the Den wrote:I also checked around for 12 oz cans and didn't spot any. Does it have special labeling?
Yes. In the past I've seen the CrC logo near the bottom of the can.
Here's what the cans looked like in 2007 . . .
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ronnie_suburban wrote:Cathy2 wrote:Hi,
The display I saw had only two-liter bottles. However, I rarely buy cans for home and may have simply overlooked them.
Regards,
Well, they weren't there on Saturday, either and the comment from the person at the store about them possibly showing up closer to Passover seemed dubious. Generally speaking, a company will bring a Rabbi in only once to supervise a KfP run, because there are costs associated with having the Rabbi on premises. It seems to me that all the KfP production would have been done at one time but who knows? Perhaps cans and bottles are produced at separate facilities, which would require separate rabbinical visits and also might explain the difference in delivery dates.
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Katie wrote:I saw a hefty supply of KfP 2-liter bottles (alas, no cans) of Coke and Diet Coke at Sunset Foods on Rte 137 in Libertyville a day or two ago. If they're stocked up out in Libertyville, they've got to be stocked up at the Sunset in Highland Park.
I looked all over the bottle and couldn't see any indication (other than sucrose in the ingredient list) that it was KfP Coke rather than regular Coke. Not that I'd know what to look for.
chuckywang wrote:Can anybody tell me which target in the north chicagoland area sells pepsi natural? I've been to two but both did not carry it.
JoelF wrote:Panther in the Den wrote:Pepsi Natural... Available only at Target.
That's got to be a surprise to the Randhurst Jewel, who had it in stock last time I was in there.
Cathy2 wrote:HI,
At Jewel in Highland Park, they were selling 2-liter bottle of Kosher Coke for $1.50 each and Kosher Pepsi for $1.
Regards,
Katie wrote:I loved it. I rarely drink carbonated drinks, but once in a while I crave a Coke, and I associate with it a harsh back-of-the-throat feeling that must be endured. The sucrose-sweetened Passover Coke seemed ... softer. Not so harsh.
Panther in the Den wrote:Seen 2 liter bottles at the Jewel in River Forest today.
In the back 'seasonal' aisle.
stevez wrote:Has anyone spotted KFP cans yet this year?
stevez wrote:Has anyone spotted KFP cans yet this year?
The one place I've reliably found cans in the past has been Hungarian Kosher Foods in Skokie. Typically fairly pricey, though.
bjackson wrote:I just bought 8 2 liters from the Potash Brothers on 875 N. State for 1 dollar each! I'm excited for my first KfP Coke. I also have some mexican coke laying around and I'll have to get some HfC stuff as well to do a small cola tasting....
LAZ wrote:Has anyone spotted Passover Coke in cans?
Panther in the Den wrote:LAZ wrote:Has anyone spotted Passover Coke in cans?
When I was at the Jewel in River Forest picking up a few 2 liters of Passover Coke I did a hard perusal for it in cans.
Nothing in sight.