Garlic Cut on a Table Used for Dairy
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Question
Dairy products were eaten on a table, and then garlic was cut in the same place. What is the ruling?
Answer
If there is doubt whether any visible dairy remains, it is not forbidden. However, if it is certain that dairy remains, the knife and garlic become dairy.
Source
Shulchan Aruch, Yoreh De'ah, Siman 89 and 92; Chochmat Adam, Klal 26.
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