Utensils etc.

Asked by Zvi · January 8, 2003 · Kashrut

Question

1. If I am at a non-kosher restaurant, can I eat a cooked carrot? This is not bishul akum, but I would assume that in a restaurant, we don't say setam kelim einam benei yomam, since the kelim are being used all day to produce non-kosher food (it's not like at a catering hall). What's the halakhah? 2. How much meat do you have to eat to wait six hours? 3. How long do you have to wait after dairy?

Answer

Answered by Aaron Abadi

1) You say Stam Keilim ... even in a restaurant, unless you know that it was used for Treif. 2) No set Shiur (measurement) 3) Nothing. Just wash you mouth & hands and eat a food that doesn't stick to your mouth. AA