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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]But can my 4 yo drink milk with dinner if the Aunt is serving pot roast, for example?[/quote] The aunt KNOWS you do not keep kosher, so I'm sure she'll manage this fine. Would your child eat pot roast in the first place? [/quote] No, she wouldn't eat pot roast. I just don't know if a glass of milk is even allowed at the table when pot roast is being served. I am totally clueless. I just know that dairy and meat together is a no-no.[/quote] No, at my grandmother's it would not. 3-4 hour separation between the meat and the dairy. My kosher grandparents would not let us (non kosher people) touch any utensils, pots, food, etc. because we would contaminate it for them. But it depends on the person.[/quote][/quote]
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