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What should one make sure to do if one's non-religious parent has separate dishes and pots and the meat is kosher but one is not so sure that only foods with kosher ingredients are used? What a run-on sentance! What do they teach in schools today? Clearly, it isn't English, and if, as you say, it isn't Torah, than what do students do during their 19 hour days?? As a service to your readers, I've rewritten the sentance below. And please, people: don't use "one" or "a person" if you can avoid it. These terms clutter your sentances, and make them harder to understand. Rewritten: Yakov is visiting his non-religious parents. His parents use kosher meat, and keep seperate dishes, but don't always use kosher foods. Do you have any advice for Yaakov? There, isn't that better?