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  • Meat and Milk
  • chorif, ginger, lemon, דבר חריף, זנגביל, יו"ד צו

Ginger cut with Milchig knife

  Question: I cut ginger and lemon with a milchig knife for my tea. Can I eat it after my Fleishig supper? Is ginger a sharp food or does that…

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  • Kashering, Kashrus, Meat and Milk
  • onions, דבר חריף

I fried an egg with onions and milk in a Milchig pan and used a Fleishig spatula (which was used last week). What is the Din for the pan, spatula and the food?

  Answer: If the spatula was only used when the onions were already mostly fried (and lost their sharpness) you can be lenient, and only Kasher the spatula and the…

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  • Kashrus, Meat and Milk
  • chorif, scallions, דבר חריף

I have a salad, which contains scallions, that was made with milchig utensils.

  I put the leftover salad in a fleishig plastic container with a piece of chicken. The milchig metal salad tongs and glass salad bowl were all in the fleishig…

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  • Kashrus, Meat and Milk
  • chorif, olives, דבר חריף, יו"ד צו

I cut olives with a meat knife on a dairy cutting board…

  ...The dairy cutting board was used to cut onions a few hours earlier and the meat knife was used about 24 hours ago to cut meat. What is the…

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  • Kashrus
  • chorif, onion, דבר חריף

If a clean fleishik knife that is a ben yomo just cut onions and was then put in a blender filled with oranges. Is the status of the blender now Fleishig?

  In my response I will assume, though this was not specified clearly, that the blender was originally Pareve. L’chatchilla you should treat the blender as though it has become…

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  • Kashrus, Meat and Milk
  • chorif, knife, onion, דבר חריף

I cut an onion in half with a fleishige knife. Than I continued cutting it with a parve knife. What’s the din of the onion? What’s the din of the parve knife? Whoever eats that onion becomes fleishig?

  1. The onion is fleishig. 2. The pareve knife should be kashered if you want to continue using it for pareve. 3. If you eat the onion on you…

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  • Kashrus, Meat and Milk
  • chorif, glass, lemon, דבר חריף

I cut two lemon slices with a fleishig knife and added to boiling water in a milchig glass mug (not Ben-yomo) for my tea. What’s the status of my tea and mug?

  The tea should be discarded and the cup is treif. Being that it is a glass cup (it should not be kashered, rather) it should be thrown out.  …

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