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* even if the non-Jew baking the bread is childless one would still not be allowed to purchase his products | * even if the non-Jew baking the bread is childless one would still not be allowed to purchase his products | ||
==Bread from a non- | ==Bread from a non-observant baker== | ||
# Assuming that the ingredients are all kosher one would technically be allowed to buy their bread<ref> | # Assuming that the ingredients are all kosher one would technically be allowed to buy their bread<ref> | ||
| Pischai Teshuva 112:1 </ref> as although their religious observance may be lacking this does not mean that one may not marry their children who may be of fine repute. Although there are many who hold that one should actually refrain from buying such bread products, all hold that if the baker in question is a "''tinuk sh'nishba''"<ref> | | Pischai Teshuva 112:1 </ref> as although their religious observance may be lacking this does not mean that one may not marry their children who may be of fine repute. Although there are many who hold that one should actually refrain from buying such bread products, all hold that if the baker in question is a "''tinuk sh'nishba''"<ref> | ||
