Using a Cutting Board in a Non-Jewish Owned Lodge
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Question
I am staying in a lodge owned by a non-Jew. Of course, there is no observance of kashrut in the kitchen. Can I use the cutting board?
Answer
It can be used if it is clean, but do not cut hot or sharp foods on it.
Source
Azmera Leshimcha (105)
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