Raising the Candy Bar

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Description

Our s'mores are special at Illinois Nut & Candy. Why you ask? A traditional s'more is a graham cracker sandwich filled with chocolate and marshmallows. Our s'mores are a graham cracker sandwich filled with marshmallows and then covered in chocolate  -- our own special twist on this national favorite.

This Product is

• Casein Free
  According to http://www.gfcfdiet.com/TheBigFAQ's.htm Casein is one of the major proteins in the milk of all mammals including cows, goats, and humans. When Casein is digested properly, it breaks down into large peptides like casomorphin, and should then be broken down further into smaller amino acids
• Food Dye Free
• Lactose Free / Pareve
  Pareve is a Kosher term that means that an item has not come into contact with either milk or meat. Our entire facility and all of our products are under the supervision of the Chicago Rabbincal Council. To view our certificate please click here.
• Pas Yisroel
  According to www.star-k.org, Pas Yisroel refers to baked goods prepared in ovens which are turned on by the mashgiach.
• Yoshon
  According to wikipedia, Yoshon is a concept within Kashrut, the dietary regulations of Judaism. The word Yoshon literally means "old" and refers to the prohibition contained in the Torah (Leviticus 23:14) of eating from the new crops of certain grains (Chodosh) before the Omer offering from the new harvest was brought to the Temple on the second day of Passover. This marked the beginning of Sefirat Ha'omer. This prohibition only applied to the five classical grains of Judaism: Wheat, Barley, Oats, Spelt and Rye. Since there is no Omer offering in post-Temple times, the second day of Passover itself marks the end of the prohibition against eating from the new grains.