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Bread Manufactured by Someone not Jewish

Is bread manufactured by someone who isn't Jewish kosher?

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Yes. Only if a Jew was involved in the process and the ingredients are all Kosher would the bread be Kosher.


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With proper supervision, yes, but it is still better (when possible) to eat Kosher prepared by Kosher people.

You have to make sure the dishes are kosher, and that the place does not operate on Shabbat, so there's more to it than mere nationality. 


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No matter what people tell you, words and ideas can change the world.

Given the fact that I am a non religious Jew, I went to the follow web site: OK Kosher Certification. Here you will find the answers you are looking for. http://www.okkosher.com/Content.asp?ID=124


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"I will eat your children"

Actually, traditionally it wasn't a big deal for Jews to eat non-Jewish, non-supervised bread. This was because it was so simple, and very reasonable to assume what was in a bakery. But, with the advent of mass production in bakeries, and popularity of making various types of breads with fillings, we can't make that assumption anymore. The problem with the ingredients now is, largely, that milk products are generally being used in bread products. And, dairy is something that is more strict (chalav yisrael). So, we used to be able to assume that non-Jewish bread was kosher. Not true, anymore.


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