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Pas Goyim

Shraga Crombie October 26, 2025

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1. Question
What are the requirements for bread that is prohibited by bishul goyim?
- It must be a baked product made with the 5 grains
- There must be a probable chance of intermarriage
- It must be made with only Kosher ingredients, utensils and kitchen
- A & C are correct
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2. Question
Why are leniencies permitted for the enactment against bishul goyim?
- Some opinions hold the enactment was never widespreadly accepted
- Bread is the mainstay of man and cannot be made difficult to obtain
- Contemporary authorities ruled that it is not longer relevant
- A & B are correct
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3. Question
When is non-Jewish bakery bread permitted?
- According to the Shulchan Aruch, when it is hard to obtain Jewish bread
- According to the Rama, it is permitted because a business setting does not engender closeness
- According to the Shulchan Aruch & Shach, when the non-Jewish bakery sells better bread than the Jewish bakery
- All of the above are correct
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4. Question
When is non-Jewish privately baked bread permitted?
- According to the Shach, if the Jew owns the bread
- According to the Rama, it is generally allowed
- According to the Shulchan Aruch, it is never allowed
- A & B are correct
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5. Question
What classifies as bakery bread?
- If the baker is a baker by profession
- If the baker had the intention to sell the bread
- If the ingredients are of quality fit for sale
- If the baking process included professional baking steps
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6. Question
What qualifies as a Jew’s participation in the baking?
- Turning on the fire
- Placing the dough in the oven
- Changing the temperature
- The brick oven is still hot from one previous batch
- All of the above are correct
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