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Meat and Milk

  • Meat and Milk, Shavuos

Is there a way that I can put dairy food on my electric hotplate for Shavuos?

  Question Continued: Like if double wrapped or, if I put foil on the hotplate? (The hotplate had been used for meat, and would be used for meat on Yom…

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  • Kashrus, Meat and Milk
  • blender, knife, onion

Is a Blender used for a Milchig Onion – Milchig?

  Question: I cut an onion with a milchig knife, then put the onion into a brand new blender with a new blender blade, is the blender blade now milchigs…

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  • Kashrus, Meat and Milk
  • Basar B'Chalav: Washing Dishes, Kitchen Kashrus Accidents, יו"ד צה

Fleishig Knife washed with Milchig Dishes

  Question: My goye accidentally washed a fleshing knife with the milchig dishes all in one sink. She was not using gloves and the knife wasn’t dirty with meat, just…

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  • Kashrus, Meat and Milk
  • Kitchen Kashrus Accidents, יו"ד צב

A burning hot paddle from a parve bread maker fell onto a cloth that had just been used to wipe up a big milk spill. Must the paddle be Kashered? If so, can I Kasher it in a self-cleaning oven?

  The paddle is now milchig and should be kashered if you want to use the bread for fleishig. This can be done by immersing in boiling water or by…

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  • Meat and Milk
  • chorif, ginger, זנגביל

I used a Milchig knife to cut ginger for a dressing. Can I use this dressing for a Pareve salad served by the fish course of a Fleishig meal?

  I might have used that knife before to cut cheese but I’m not sure.   Answer: It may be eaten at the fish course.   See here: Halacha2go.com #365:…

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  • Kashrus, Meat and Milk, Ovens, Time Between Milk/Meat
  • זיעה

Do I need to wait six hours after eating potatoes that were cooked in the same oven as chicken before eating Milchigs?

  Question: Potatoes were cooked in the same oven as chicken but in separate trays. I'm not sure whether both were covered or perhaps they were both uncovered. Can I…

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  • Kashrus, Meat and Milk
  • Kitchen Kashrus Accidents, יו"ד צד

Stirred Pasta in a Milchig Pot with Fleishig Spoon

  Question: I have a milchig pot (not used for a few days) that was used to boil pasta and was stirred by a fleishig spoon accidentally. The spoon was…

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  • Time Between Milk/Meat

Do I need to wait 6 hours after eating melted parmesan cheese?

  Question: My wife makes cheese bread using tapioca starch, water, oil, parmesan cheese, and eggs as part of the dough. Once it's baked, it is melted completely and becomes…

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  • Kashrus, Meat and Milk

I made cooked apples in a fleishig pot. The pot was clean and wasn’t used for fleishig for 24 hours.

  Can I eat the cooked apples with milk? Yes.   Lechtachila? This should not be done l’chatchilah (with the intention of eating that food with milchigs) unless there is…

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  • - עברית, Time Between Milk/Meat
  • יו"ד פט

מי שהוא בשרי, האם יכול לקנות קפה פרוה במסעדה חלבית בלי פקפוק?

‏ צריך לוודא אצל המשגיח במסעדה. בצורה עקרונית, אין צורך לחשוש. גם במקרה וטיפות חלב מתערבבים בטעות, מותר לשתות אחרי בשרי.   מקורות: ראה בהלכה יומית אות תרכט לשאלה דומה.…

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  • Kashrus, Meat and Milk, Shavuos
  • יו"ד פט

Milk and Meat in the Same Meal?

  Question: If one washed and ate a milchig meal, and an hour later did not yet bentch, is he allowed to eat fleishig hamotzie flatbread in the same meal…

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  • Kashering, Kashrus, Meat and Milk

Heated up a milchig cup with Pareve chocolate chips in a Fleishig microwave

  Question: By mistake, I heated up parve chocolate chips in a milchig cup in a fleishig microwave. The cup is Corelle. Then I mixed it with a milchig spoon…

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  • Kashering, Kashrus, Meat and Milk
  • microwave

Is there a permissible way to kasher yeshiva’s fleishige microwave to be used for milchig?

  Question: Is there a permissible way to kasher yeshiva's fleishige microwave to be used for milchig? In our case, there was no treif situation, but we're not doing this…

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  • Kashrus, Meat and Milk
  • יו"ד צה

What’s the status of this Fleishig mug?

  Question: A plastic spoon was used to mix a milchig coffee in a milchig mug and then used to mix a pareve coffee in a fleishig mug. Both were…

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  • Kashrus, Meat and Milk
  • דבר שיש לו מתירין, יו"ד קב

A baking pan accidentally became Fleishig, I’m not sure which one…

  Question: I have 6 cookie sheets that were Parve. One was accidentally used to bake hot dogs. That sheet got mixed in with the rest, I no longer know…

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  • Chometz, Kashering (Pesach), Kashrus, Meat and Milk, Pesach
  • Retainers

Retainers on Pesach

  Question: I am finishing an Invisalign treatment and one of the options is to glue a metal wire behind the front bottom teeth. Is there any problem? Such as…

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  • Kashrus, Meat and Milk
  • eggs, כבוש

Can Raw Eggs Become Milchig?

  Question: Raw eggs got wet from milk on the way back from shopping, and I haven't rinsed them when I came home, they sat like that for over 24…

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  • Kashering, Meat and Milk
  • drop, kasher, urn

A drop of hot milk fell on a cold Pareve urn. Is it ok?

  If the milk was  or hotter - you should Kasher it. In this case, Kashering can be done by cleaning the urn well, waiting 24 hours, and pouring boiling…

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  • Food, Kashrus, Meat and Milk, Ovens
  • meat oven

Can I bake Challa or fish in my meaty oven? If I bake cake in my meat oven am I fleishig after eating the cake, do I need to wait before eating milchig? Do I have to mark the cake so not to mix it with milchig?

  Can I bake my Challa in my fleishig oven? Yes, Challah for Shabbos may be baked in a fleishig oven, even if the oven is dirty (and it’s considered…

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  • Meat and Milk
  • יו"ד פט

Bread that was served at a Fleishig meal, can I use the left over loaf with Milchigs? The loaf had no contact with actual Fleshigs.

  No.   שו״ע יו״ד סי׳ פ״ט סעי׳ ד׳, וראה אג״מ יו״ד ח״א סי׳ ל״ח.     #13403

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