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Is Pat Akum applicable nowadays
Pas Akum is always forbidden. What is permissible according to many is Pas Palter, baked goods made by non Jewish Professional Baker for Commercial purposes.
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Are partially cooked foods subject to bishul/Pat akum
OU Kosher answers your question (here) and states it is a dispute between Ashkenazi and Sefaradi poskim
Rav Yosef Caro (Shulchan Aruch YD 113:9) writes that if a nochri [non-Jew] cooks
food to the ...
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Do fortune cookies need to be Pat Yisrael?
Fortune cookies are made from a batter and baked very thin, so that they can be folded around the paper fortune. (And, I always assumed that the fortune was mixed into the cookie batter!) You can see ...
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Is the brand Chef's Quality pas yisroel?
I would suggest reaching out to the kosher certifying company.
Some of them.
The frozen bread products:
As of last I checked (December 2017) unless it says they are, they are not. They are not on ...
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Toasting is baking?
In commercial cereal production today, the actual cooking process is usually done through rotary steaming, not baking. After the fully cooked grain or corn is crimped, shredded and cut, it is then ...
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