>K (no circle, triangle or other identifying mark), as this means that
>the manufacturer SAYS that the food is kosher, but no certifying
>organization has inspected (or blessed) the food.  I have seen cookies
>marked with a K, with no D following that had whey listed as an
>ingredient.  To be sure, if you shop the heckshers, look for real ones,
>not just the K with nothing else.
>

And whether or not it's Kosher, you still have to look for the Pareve
markings. Kosher itself does not mean milk-free.

Mark