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[arib]

Holy. Cow.

http://www.zevie.com/tmp/froller/froller.html?prodct_id=46733545747752GD&vi

and why does one of these things need to be OU certified as kosher?

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[gridlore.livejournal.com]

Possibly a case of covering all their bases.

They have a product that is aimed at families who, to put ut bluntly, reproduce quickly. Getting the certification now prevents problems done the road.

I'm sure that other people with a lot of kids will want this, as will day care and even hospitals, but being avalinble to the strict Orthodox and UO markets gives them more customers.

[arib.livejournal.com]

Actually, poking around on the page reveals that it's a gag product.

Amusing.