Dairy container for meat patties
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Question
Shalom and blessings,
I have a plastic dairy container in which I usually store pareve cookies that were baked in a dairy oven. Recently someone accidentally put meat patties (a meat dish) into this container, and he claimed that the patties were not hot. Is it permitted to eat these patties? And what is the status of the container – is it considered dairy, meat, or does it need to be kashered/replaced? It is important to note that for several months already I have not stored dairy cookies in the container, only pareve cookies that were baked in a dairy oven.
Thank you very much.
I have a plastic dairy container in which I usually store pareve cookies that were baked in a dairy oven. Recently someone accidentally put meat patties (a meat dish) into this container, and he claimed that the patties were not hot. Is it permitted to eat these patties? And what is the status of the container – is it considered dairy, meat, or does it need to be kashered/replaced? It is important to note that for several months already I have not stored dairy cookies in the container, only pareve cookies that were baked in a dairy oven.
Thank you very much.
Answer
Shalom and blessings.
It is permitted to use this container for meat patties.
The container is not really considered dairy, because it did not contain cookies that actually had milk in them, only cookies that were baked in a dairy oven.
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