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Questions tagged [meat-and-milk]

Basar b'chalav. The prohibition against eating, cooking, or benefiting from meat and milk together.

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Is human flesh considered fleishik?

Are humans fleishik or are they on a different level? If I were to have a cut in my mouth, would that make me fleishik?
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Can parve food cooked in dairy pot be served on a meaty plate?

Can parve food cooked in dairy pot be served on a meaty plate? Note that the parve food is served chilled after it was refrigerated in a parve container. EDIT: The food is a parve drink with kosher dairy stamp, because it was packaged in a factory…
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Is smoke a problem like zeya?

I know that zeya (steam, kinda) is a problem in cooking milk and meat. Also heat can be a problem. My friend recently burned some burgers in his oven (we think it was a grease fire), and watched copious amounts of smoke come out of the vents. (the…
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What parts of an animal, when eaten, would make one "fleishig"?

If someone eats chicken feathers or the rooster comb, or sheep's wool, would one be considered having eaten fleishig and have to wait until he could eat dairy? Similarly, can one mix these two items with dairy and eat the mix? What part of the…
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Should milk plates be separated from the table cloth where plates with meat are usually?

I use different plates for meat and for milk based food, and I never put them together: I am careful when I wash them and when I cook. I read in the Shulchan Oruch that, when two people are eating, on the same table, meat and milk, there must be a…
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How do we know waiting after meat includes drinking liquid milk?

In the Shulchan Aruch Yoreh Deah 89, the rule is brought that after eating meat one may not eat cheese for 6 hours (other opinions are cited too, about how long to wait). As far as I am aware, the practice is that this applies to drinking milk…
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Food warmed in a non-kosher microwave assur b'han'ah?

If someone warmed pareve food in a dirty microwave that has been used to cook basar b'chalav and there is remnants of that food in the microwave, or he warmed milchig or fleishig food in a dirty microwave that had been used to cook the opposite and…
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Eating parve food, which was cooked with dairy utensils, while fleishig

If I am fleishig, would I be able to eat bread that was warmed up in a dairy toaster? Although this is a toaster, and at most the only thing put inside was parve bread whereas there would be no problem eating anything that came out of it in regard…
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Meals that start with dairy and end with meat?

We may eat meat shortly after eating dairy. But meals are never served that way. That is, serving dairy hors d'oeuvre followed by a meat meal. Why not? Is there a rabbinical prohibition against doing that? (It's quite possible to be careful…
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Can a store use a single slicer for deli and cheese?

I understood that the main problem of mixing dairy and meat occurs when there is heat. I'm not saying that one can eat a cold pastrami and swiss cheese sandwich. Rather, that this rule applies to utensils. So, if the deli and cheese are always cold,…
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