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Chodosh

Chodosh, literally, new, refers to the grain (wheat, barley, oats, rye, and spelt) that has not taken root before Passover. It is called "new grain."...

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Pas Yisroel

Refers to baked goods prepared in ovens which are turned on by a Shomer Shabbos Yid.

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Mevushal

Refers to wine which has been cooked.

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Kashrus

Used to describe the general topic and field of kosher laws and observance.

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monster

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magnet

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shark

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thief

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Fleishig

Fleishig meat, denotes meat and poultry products, as well as dishes and utensils used in their preparation.

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Chometz

Chometz, colloquially called "real chometz," refers to products containing fermented grains. These products are biblically prohibited on Passover.

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fairy

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banana

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Cholov Yisroel

Cholov Yisroel refers to all dairy productions, including cheese and non-fat dry milk powder, which have been under constant Rabbinical supervision.

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Halacha

Halacha, literally, the path that one walks. It refers to Jewish Law, the complete body of rules and practices that Jews are bound to follow, includin...

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Treifah

Refers to food that is not kosher. The term is generally used to refer to all foods, vessels, and utensils that are not kosher. Literally, it means an...

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Keilim

Vessels or utensils.

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Orla

Refers to the Torah commandment to wait for three years before partaking of any fruit from fruit bearing trees. The forbidden fruit of this period is...

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