Bosor b'Cholov - Yagdil 5783: The Gemoro in Avodah Zora says that chiltis cut with a knife absorbs the taste even if the knife was not a ben yomo.
So how can the Maharam m’Rotenburg allow sharp items cut with a knife as long as it was not a ben yomo?

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The Gemoro in Avodah Zora says that chiltis cut with a knife absorbs the taste even if the knife was not a ben yomo. 
So how can the Maharam m’Rotenburg allow sharp items cut with a knife as long as it was not a ben yomo?

Rabbi Berel Bell · Accepted Answer

He says that the Gemoro only applies to chiltis, because it is much sharper than anything else.

Bosor b'Cholov - Yagdil 5783

The Gemoro in Avodah Zora says that chiltis cut with a knife absorbs the taste even if the knife was not a ben yomo. So how can the Maharam m’Rotenburg allow sharp items cut with a knife as long as it was not a ben yomo?

He says that the Gemoro only applies to chiltis, because it is much sharper than anything else.

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