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esther11
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 Sun, Nov 17 2024, 4:07 pm
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I’m new to sourdough, but have been making it consistently for a couple months now. I finally decide to buy a scoring tool. I kind of remember a frum Instagramer saying you don’t need to Toivel the blade, does this sound familiar to anyone? I obviously can ask a rav, but I’m curious why that would even be the case.
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Hamayvin Yavin
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Sun, Nov 17 2024, 4:11 pm
| esther11 wrote: | | I’m new to sourdough, but have been making it consistently for a couple months now. I finally decide to buy a scoring tool. I kind of remember a frum Instagramer saying you don’t need to Toivel the blade, does this sound familiar to anyone? I obviously can ask a rav, but I’m curious why that would even be the case. |
The OU says that anything that has limited use (1-2 uses) doesn’t have to be toiveled. My rav said I can use the blade 3-4 times before throwing it out.
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esther11
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Sun, Nov 17 2024, 7:48 pm
Thanks!
I was actually reading through halachos of Tevila online and saw both the star k and OK said the same thing: if a utensil is always used only with raw/inedible items then it doesn’t require tevila. I never heard that before! I’m assuming that this is what the instagramer was referring to.
Here’s the star K if anyone would want to read through it.
https://www.star-k.org/article.....ilim/
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sbil
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Sun, Nov 17 2024, 8:26 pm
Interesting, we weren't sure so toiveled ours. along with other stuff...but good to know for next time 
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Ruchi
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Mon, Nov 18 2024, 1:06 am
| esther11 wrote: | Thanks!
I was actually reading through halachos of Tevila online and saw both the star k and OK said the same thing: if a utensil is always used only with raw/inedible items then it doesn’t require tevila. I never heard that before! I’m assuming that this is what the instagramer was referring to.
Here’s the star K if anyone would want to read through it.
https://www.star-k.org/article.....ilim/ |
My LOR said I don't need to toivel a food thermometer and it touches stuff that IS edible. Always best to check with your own LOR.
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anonmommy4
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Mon, Nov 18 2024, 3:11 am
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My rav said to toivel it. I literally sat there unwrapping and toveling each blade
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esther11
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Mon, Nov 18 2024, 3:37 pm
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I asked my rav and he said to Toivel anyways. Oh well! Interesting either way.
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sky
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Mon, Nov 18 2024, 3:49 pm
I use each blade per batch. Was told that was ok.
I pay about 7 cents a blade so I don’t mind disposing it. And I find using a fresh one gives me better cures.
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singleagain
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Mon, Nov 18 2024, 3:51 pm
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I remember my dad saying that if you have a needle for sewing a bird closed. You don't have to toeville it... I don't remember the reason but I would assume a blade for scoring is the same thing like a needle for sewing
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