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Chopped raw vegetables

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Rabbi, I was wondering that the raw chopped tomato/onion/cucumber (AKA israeli salad) that is done in a non-kosher establishment and selling in a well known retail store, like Smith's or Traders Joe's could be used for eating it raw or cooking. I would think they are...

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