Kashrut
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Question
Hello and blessings. I am Ashkenazi. At my workplace, we receive a daily allowance for purchasing food during work hours. The restaurant is under the Rabbanut supervision. I do not eat there. I wanted to ask if a sealed vegetable salad with a Beit Yosef sticker is acceptable?
Answer
Hello
For understandable reasons, I cannot comment on specific kashrut certifications.
In general, it is permissible to eat vegetables without any kashrut or from a kashrut you do not rely on, provided that: a. Tithes and offerings are separated from them. b. There are no leafy vegetables.
Leafy vegetables require kashrut + washing according to instructions.
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