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I made a pareve soup in a pot used for meat. Can I serve it in a dairy bowl?🥣
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I made a pareve soup in a pot used for meat. Can I serve it in a dairy bowl?🥣 👉🏼Watch as Rabbi Eli Gersten, recorder of OU psak and policy, explains the answer in the latest episode of our popular series: Kosher Kitchen Mishaps. #oukosher #kosher #kashrut #kosherfood #halacha
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I made a par soup in a flesh gap. Can I
serve it in a dairy bowl? So strictly
speaking according to shar it is
permitted even for Ashkanazim. The rule
is that if par is made in a flesh gapat
it's called a nap or not. The rule is
you can't eat it together with dairy but
for all other purposes it is par. So
strictly speaking you are permitted to
eat it in a dairy bowl. You can't pour
it from the flic pot into the dairy bowl
directly when it's hot. The poring is
considered a connection and it's sort of
like you put the dairy bowl into the
flesh pot which would be forbidden.
There is a common custom not to do this
because it leads to confusion. If you
see parv soup in a milk like a bowl you
are going to assume that it is milk that
it is dairy and you going to come to
drink it with milk. You're going to act
as though it is dairy and is that you
are not permitted to do so. Therefore to
avoid confusion it's better to either
eat the soup in a fleshic bowl or you
could eat it in a pirate bowl. So, if
after the fact you realize that you're
eating in a dairy bowl, it's obviously
it's fine.