Does Meat, Chicken, and Quinoa Have to Be Kosher for Pesach?

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The opening of this shiur, in Rabbi Shay Tahan’s own words — taken from the captions, so names and Hebrew terms may be approximate.

written in the in few places does one need to buy products that are Kosher for p which means sometimes you have things that have no problem whatsoever what is it for instance chicken you have raw chicken you buy them in a package now it doesn't say on it but what could be already on it says that whenever you have such a thing you know that they were careful over there they did wasn't done why we don't whenever we don't see a problem we don't try to create problems and would this Al so that's the approach of the same thing later on you're buying honey honey doesn't have usually throughout the year any if you're buying a raw honey without any additives to it so it doesn't have any problems you don't have to think maybe there certain that's in it say so this is how you would find in many places in also bring this thing the WR that now you have over here chicken you

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1. 0:01written in the in few places does one need to buy products that are Kosher for…
2. 0:37done why we don't whenever we don't see a problem we don't try to create problems…
3. 1:07you're buying a raw honey without any additives to it so it doesn't have any problems…
4. 1:38have meat you have all kind of things that you know that there's nothing added to…
5. 2:10meting therefore same thing would apply for instance to eggs person that wants to buy eggs…
6. 2:41beforehand all kind of grains Wheatley and so on and so forth so they empty the…
7. 3:12eggs go to very very fine cleaning and you get it completely clean without any on…
8. 3:42need to be necessarily in order to allow such a thing you buy the raw egg…

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