Are oroweat breads kosher

Answer 1

There's no such thing as "Jewish Rye" bread. However, if the rye bread in question is made with kosher ingredients in a kosher kitchen and doesn't come into contact with anything non-kosher, it is kosher.

Answer:

Bread purchased with a label "Jewish Rye" is kosher if it has reliable Kashrut supervision. Look for the relevant symbol on the label.

Answer 2

Bread is only kosher if all the ingredients used in making the bread are kosher, and none of the utensils or ovens have been used for non-kosher foods (or they have been ritually purified by a competent rabbi after such use), and the bread was not baked on the Sabbath or one of the Biblically-ordained Holy Days.

However, since it is common to use animal fats and other non-kosher ingredients in baking, and violation of the Sabbath is rampant, there must be reliable rabbinical supervision to certify the bread as kosher.

Additionally, pious Jews refrain from eating bread which was not baked by an observant Jewish person.

Answer 3

Some Orowheat breads are kosher, you would have to check the packaging for certification.