Are olives cut with a new knife but pickled in a non-new chametz pot (that is not ben yomo) permitted on Pesach?
Synopsis
The Mechaber rules that olives cut with a new knife and pickled in a chametz pot that is not ben yomo are permitted according to all opinions.
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