The following information is from Star-D updated January 21, 2016:
The Star-D is certifying Baskin Robbins. All products are dairy, Cholov Stam.
Rocky Road Ice Creams and any other flavors containing miniature marshmallows are NOT kosher.
Pink Bubble Gum Ice Cream is now kosher when bearing a Star-D.
Decorations on store made custom built cakes and loose toppings in individual stores are NOT under the Star-D certification and must be checked individually by the consumer.
The products certified are Ice Cream, Frozen Dairy Desserts, Whipped Topping, Soft Serve Ice Creams, Ice Cream Cakes, Frozen Yogurt, Novelty Items, Sherbets, Sundae Bars, Ices/Sorbets, and Pre-packed items from these categories, when bearing the Star-D symbol.
The following kashrus information is from the OU posted on September 4, 2015.
Freestyle Machines of the Coca Cola company enable the consumer to mix a variety of soft drink flavors to his/her own personal choice. All flavors available in the freestyle machines in the United States and Canada are products of the Coca Cola Company. We confirm that they are all produced under the certification of the Orthodox Union and are kosher and pareve.
The following kashrus information is from the OK in response to the editor's question on July 9, 2015.
Morningstar Farms Corn dogs are certified by the OK as kosher, dairy, not cholov Yisroel since April 2015. The consumer must check each label for OK-D symbol as some old stock is still on the market that was not certified.
The following kashrus information is from the OU in response to the editor's question on July 9, 2015.
Many Polly-O Mozzarella Cheeses are now certified by the OU when bearing the OU-D symbol in addition to Polly-O and Kraft String Cheeses. Look for the OU-D.
