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I know that the issue of starbucks has been discussed here many times. But can someone explain why according to the CRC, if they sell meat sandwiches you shouldn’t drink the coffee, but if they dont have meat you can drink there even though they have other non-kosher food?
the problem is that starbucks washes the treif meat utensils with the coffee utensils.
i dont think the other non-kosher items are prepared in the store. they are likely prepackaged and therefore do not need to be handled with any utensils.
although, if they cut treif pastries with utensils they later wash with the coffee utensils, it may open a whole new can of worms.
And what if they have treif cheese sandwiches?
Or trief yayin nesech?
Or treif ?????
Or ???? ?????
What is the difference if they are meat?
popa: people talk about meat because they know about meat. Now I ask you, what about kosher food that was bought with kodshei bedek habayis b’zman hazeh?
itchesrulik:
Maybe you mean with food that you declared would be assur???? ???? ????? ???? ????? ????? (nedarim 11b)
I think the OP’s point was that the CRC specifically talked about meat sandwiches which implies that ??? ?????? would be ok.
No, I mean exactly what I said. It’s not exactly a complex shaila given that we pasken that hekdesh is chal today and we can’t touch it.
How does talking about meat sandwiches imply chelev is ok?
Because they should just say “treif food” or even “treif sandwiches”.
Ah. I was thinking if it comes off an animal and it’s edible it’s meat but I see your point.
A call to OU and Star-K resulted in both rabbis ruling that one cannot drink coffee from Starbucks that sell nonkosher/meat products.
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