Maybe the kosher supermarkets can put the fruit labels on one of those removable chocolate wafer thingys like they do on the birthday cakes when we need to eat them on Shabbos. That would probably solve the problem...
Or, maybe we could for once pasken l'kulah and say that because icing letters arn't meant to be permanent wiritng, erasing them is no problem.
You mean DYE?
Wha...You mean to tell me that your kids don't do their homework in icing?
Psss... someone tell Eli that spelling is optional on this blog.
Not that I don't appreciate Eli's doing the hard work (hitting f7) while I continue slogging along with the easy tasks (researching and writing the blog)
Ay ay, laddies, me thinks hidden treasure lies ahead!
What is it Captain? Buried gold?
No, laddies, better than that. More hechshers, now on FRUIT! We'll be making a pirate's booty for sure.
(I have no idea why my imagination conjured up rabbis as pirates, but so it goes....)
Mirty, I couldnt' ahve come up witha more accurate analogy if I tried...
The sad problem is most people are unaware that there already are kasrus issues with fruit, form the pesticides that are used and more notably the shiny waxes used on fresh apple skins
Hey DovBear, I know I don't have an exiting blog and I don't comment often, but don't I deserve a nod.....
Re: the letters. Weren't similar halakhic questions raised about burning letters on cigarettes?
(Speaking of kashrut, what did you think of ADDeRebbe on "cultured meat"?)
DovBear, spelling should never beoptional. Tsk, tsk.
I am too busy, you know, keeping the blog going to worry about spelling. If I ever hire an EVP, Spelling, I'll come back to you okat?
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