Pas Yisroel in Vaad-Certified Establishments as is relevant to Aseres Y’mei HaTeshuvah

Message From the Vaad

Many individuals are stringent during the Aseres Y’mei HaTeshuvah to eat only Pas Yisroel, as recommended by the Shulchan Oruch (O.C. 603:1). The following is a summary of the status of items in the stores that are under our Vaad’s supervision, so that customers can make an informed choice:

  1. Bridge – All baked items in the store are Pas Yisroel.

  2. China Lee – Hot dog and hamburger buns, Moo-Shu wraps (pancakes), and fortune cookies are not Pas Yisroel. The crispy chow mein noodles and spring rolls are acceptable. The strawberry shortcake cake is Pas Yisroel.

  3. Crunch Café – The pizza and sandwiches are not Pas Yisroel. The croissants, cookies, cakes, pastries and croutons are all Pas Yisroel

  4. Dairy Deluxe – The regular ice cream cones and cookies (whole and crushed) are not Pas Yisroel. Sugar cones and waffle cones are acceptable

  5. Dunkin’ Donuts – The bagels, croissants, waffles, muffins, tortillas, sourdough bread, cookies and cakes are not Pas Yisroel. Sugar cones, and doughnuts are acceptable.

  6. From Sweets to Nuts – Chocolates containing grain are Pas Yisroel.

  7. Giddy’s Pizza and Café – All baked items in the store are Pas Yisroel.

  8. Glatt 27 –All bread items from the deli counter are Pas Yisroel and well as many packaged breads and cakes in the store. However, there are a few packaged breads and cakes that are not Pas Yisroel. The general rule is that factory packaged items that are Pas Yisroel will be labeled as such.

  9. Mordy’s Bakery – All baked items in the entire store (both bakery and café) are Pas Yisroel.

  10. Rita’s Ices – The regular ice cream cones and cookies (whole and crushed) are not Pas Yisroel. Sugar cones and waffle cones are acceptable.

Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur Schedule

CEMETERY Visits — Sunday, September 29

  • Meet at Etz Ahaim Cemetary, New Brunswick: 11:30am — 12:00pm

  • Meet at Floral Park Cemetary: 1:30pm

Rosh Hashanah Evening — Wednesday, October 2

  • Seliḥot and Shaḥarit: 6:00am

  • Hatarat Nedarim: 7:10am

  • Minḥa and Arvit: 6:40pm

  • Candle Lighting: 6:19pm

First Day of Rosh Hashanah — THursday, October 3

Youth Program (Ages 3 to 8): 10:00am to 1:00pm

  • Shaḥarit

    • Korbanot: 8:30am

    • Hodu: 8:45am

  • Shofer: 12:15pm

  • Second Shofer Blowing: 6:10pm

  • Tashlich (Donaldson Park Boat Ramp): 5:10pm

  • Minḥa and Arvit: 6:20pm

  • Candle Lighting: after 7:03pm (No cooking until after candle lighting)

Second Day of Rosh Hashanah — Friday, October 4

Youth Program (Ages 3 to 8): 10:00am to 1:00pm

  • Shaḥarit

    • Korbanot: 8:30am

    • Hodu: 8:45am

  • Shofar: 12:15pm

  • Makeup Shofer Blowing: 5:15pm

  • Minḥa, Kabbalat Shabbat, and Arvit: 6:20pm

  • Shabbat Candle Lighting: 6:15pm

Shabbat Shuva, Parashat Haazinu — October 5

Youth Program (Ages 3 to 8): 10:00am to 1:00pm

  • Shaḥarit: 8:45am

  • Minḥa and Seudah Shelishit: 5:50pm

  • Shabbat Ends: 7:00pm

Fast of Gedaliah — Sunday, October 6

  • Fast Begins: 5:39am

  • Seliḥot and Shaḥarit: 7:15am

  • Minḥa and Arvit: 6:05pm

  • Fast Ends: 6:58pm

Yom Kippur/Shabbat Evening — Friday, October 11

  • Selichot and Shacharit: 5:50am.

  • Hatarat Nedarim: 7:20am.

  • Mincha: 2:00pm

  • Fast Starts and Candle Lighting: 6:04pm

  • Kabbalat Shabbat and Kal Nidre: 6:15pm

Yom Kippur Day — Saturday, October 12

Youth Program (3 to 8 Years Old): 10:30am to 1:30pm

  • Shacharit:

    • Akeidat Yitzchak: 8:30am

    • Hodu: 8:45am

  • Sermon: 11:45am

  • Yizkor: 12:30pm

  • Mincha: 3:40pm

  • Ne'ilah: 5:40pm

  • Shofar Followed by Arvit: 7:02pm

  • Fast Ends: 7:021pm

    Hashem Gives Special Blessings to those who come on time!