Final question (from me) on this
Question
Per your response below, if it is a bdiavad issue, does that mean that one can order the food knowing that it will be prepared in a pot, oven, etc., that also has been used for taref ingredients, or only order it/eat it AFTER it has already been prepared? In other words, would ordering in advance, prior to its preparation, put one over the prohibition on "using" the pot/oven one's self or otherwise render it impermissible? Thank you. ------------------------------------------------------- Picking up on the message exchange below, is the difference between pots and ovens? I.e., one cannot eat something cooked in a taref pot, even if the item itself is only comprised of kosher ingredients, but a taref oven is treated differently? Otherwise, I'm not sure how to interpret your response of 7/4 on "supermarket bakery" and your response to my earlier inquiry re non-kosher restaurants. Many thanks. ----------------------------------
Answer
Answered by Chaim Yisrael AbadiWelcome back. You are incorrect. You cannot use a treif pot even if it is more than 24 hours after use. If you saw that on the web site, please direct me. CYA