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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. [b]My kosher grandparents would not let us (non kosher people) touch any utensils, pots, food, etc. because we would contaminate it for them. [/b]But it depends on the person.[/quote]

I'm so glad my religion doesn't teach that a relative can contaminate something just by touching it. What an awful thing to teach and to believe in. This seems so devoid of love, so unnecessarily strict, so legalistic.[/quote]

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