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in leviticus 11:41, we are told, “and every swarming thing that swarms upon the earth is a detestable thing; it shall not be eaten.” any food known to be subject to insect infestation, therefore, cannot be eaten until the insects have been removed. so, there's a prohibition against eating insects. now, more and more processed food has added insects or part of insects in them — and you can read in the newspapers that we should eat insects, they claim insects being nuitricious. if i got the rabbis right we also should check food bevor preparing it. how do i avoid insects in my food — or is it allowed to eat food that contains a small amount of insects?

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I like to be generous about giving out “likes” on social media. But I have lots of friends who are non-observing Jews. And they often post pictures of themselves dining at non-kosher restaurants. Even worse, I have seen several of them post pictures of weddings, either of themselves or relatives intermarrying. These people are not rebelling against Jewish law. They just don’t know better and explaining it to them won’t help them understand it either. They don’t perceive they are doing anything wrong. Am I required by Halacha to refrain from “liking” these posts?

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Hi, Ive had a very hectic few days so have made a few errors. I accidentally forgot to turn my oven over from meat to milk. I was cooking a meat pie and a sweet potato, I took out the meatpie and left the sweet potato in for another hour on a higher heat of over 200 degrees. I then the next day cooked a Mac and cheese (forgetting to turn it over). Is the dish that I cooked the Mac and cheese on not kosher anymore? Also the plates and cutlery we served the Mac and cheese on would that also not be kosher too? Please let me know asap Many thanks in advance Naomi

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Hi, I got a skincare product with snail mucin extract in it. I am wondering if it is forbidden to use since snails aren't kosher.   Thank you!  

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If a nonkosher utensil (not toiveled, has been used in the past for dairy meals and fleishik meals in kosher-style situations) has been used to scoop out kosher pickle relish, is the relish still kosher?

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If I need to separate into different sinks and dish washers between milk and meat, why would I not have to separate washing machines? Meaning, if I have a tablecloth that had spilled a meat dish on it, and I go and wash it, and then a day later I have a tablecloth with milk spilled on it and I come to wash it, is this not the same thing as the sink/dish washer? How do we paskin between the sink/dish washer and the clothes washing machine?