Using Induction Cooktops in a Non-Kosher Hotel

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Question

Is it permissible to cook in a disposable pan on a pot and induction cooktop, where it is unknown what was previously cooked on them, in a non-Jewish hotel? And if the pan has already been used this way, and oil dripped onto the non-kosher pot, do the pan and kosher oil become non-kosher?

Answer

Hello,

When the cooktop is clean and dry, it is permissible to use it.

Similarly, a clean and dry non-kosher pot, used only as a base for kosher utensils, is permissible.

After the fact, even if sauce dripped onto the cooktop or pot, the food is not prohibited, provided the forbidden absorptions are not fresh.

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