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Ok - everyone talks about donuts and whether they are kosher everywhere or not, etc. what about muffins? Those need some love too. All i want right now is a pumpkin muffin and the only nearby DD is not certified kosher. If i could go to this branch near my office for muffins (or donuts, of course) that would just be amazing. Come on people! I know this is super complicated but i wanna hear all of it.

Basically, I really want to know if one can enter any DD branch and consume a muffin. According to straight up kashrut ingredients.

Danny Schoemann
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    Related: https://judaism.stackexchange.com/questions/29630/are-dunkin-donuts-kosher-without-hechsher – Isaac Moses Aug 29 '19 at 19:37
  • I’m referring to muffins at Dunkin Donuts branches that are not certified kosher. You’re saying that those are permitted for those who eat pas paltar? – shmob Aug 29 '19 at 19:56
  • I'm still trying to understand -- are you asking whether products made (kosher) a central (external) location and shipped fully baked are kosher when sold at a store which also sells non kosher products (or lacks supervision) or whether local baking of a fixed and kosher mix can have things be bought from a store which is unsupervised? I just don't understand why the rules for muffins would be any different from those of donuts. – rosends Aug 29 '19 at 20:21
  • Well i know muffins are different than their donuts since some branches actually finish baking the donuts in-store. All muffins are made in the factory as far as i understand (correct me if I’m wrong). But yes, i want to know if it is allowed in practice to enter any Dunkin Donuts and consume a muffin – shmob Aug 29 '19 at 20:24
  • @shmob I've reopened it. It could probably benefit from you [edit]ing in whatever details you're aware of about the production process for DD muffins, in particular. Also, regarding whether you personally should consume the pumpkin muffins are your local DD, I strongly recommend that you consult your local rabbi, regardless of what answers you might get here. – Isaac Moses Sep 03 '19 at 18:24
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    This comment seems relevant – Daniel Sep 03 '19 at 20:51

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