According to some authorities, glass is non-absorbent and therefore can be used for both milk and meat, for both kosher and non-kosher foods.
Others disagree, holding that glass absorbs and cannot be kashered.
We will survey the opinions of the leading authorities through the generations.

According to some authorities, glass is non-absorbent and therefore can be used for both milk and meat, for both kosher and non-kosher foods. Others disagree, holding that glass absorbs and cannot be kashered. We will survey the opinions of the leading authorities through the generations.

Glass Utensils and Kashrut: Lesson 2

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