Meat-Status Breadcrumbs That Became Mixed In
Question
To the honorable Rabbi shlita,
I wanted to ask:
There was a plate of pasta with tomato sauce, which is a pareve food, and on top of it a schnitzel coated with breadcrumbs was placed. Some of the crumbs from the coating became mixed into the pasta, and they are not discernible, and it is clear that there is sixty times as much pasta as those crumbs.
1. Must one wait six hours in order to eat dairy?
2. Is it permissible to eat it together with cheese or dairy foods?
With blessing and thanks
I wanted to ask:
There was a plate of pasta with tomato sauce, which is a pareve food, and on top of it a schnitzel coated with breadcrumbs was placed. Some of the crumbs from the coating became mixed into the pasta, and they are not discernible, and it is clear that there is sixty times as much pasta as those crumbs.
1. Must one wait six hours in order to eat dairy?
2. Is it permissible to eat it together with cheese or dairy foods?
With blessing and thanks
Answer
Hello and blessings
If the taste of the schnitzel is not detectable in the food, the crumbs are nullified in the pasta.
1. There is no need to wait 6 hours. 2. It is permissible to eat them with milk and dairy foods.
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