Tisha B'Av 5786

Andalucia : Winner of this years World Cup in Futbol Americano, or something.  Perhaps, the Zohar Spanish Rabbi's knew something very interesting before others.  Page 202 in book 19 of the Zohar.   My interpretation and clarification of the 'OT' stems from the extra added levels of respect for the Muslim controlled areas where Jews and Israelis stayed and dwelled.  

Winning the cup against Messi and Romero, etc. (the world's current greatest Futbol Americano player in the known world).  Mo, player number 14, 6 and 7 and roots players for Spain.  Congratulations!

Spanish Exile (as noted on the Banana Split Milk : says 'FRESH?') in 1492.   

If one does a 'Zoom in'  on the Plant number it states:  18-1942.  Located on Ash rd. in Osceola, Indiana.

Wong bet, the cheese was actually slightly moldy with a receipt noting the expiration date of 07/10/2026.

Luckily, 'we informed' our 'perhaps Arab' cohorts in Law of the violation and was issued a full pardon and refund without involving elaborate prosecution or mediation.

Baruch HaShem!

In other words, the Cheese 'Used to be kosher', but now is in question.

The milk was Fresh at the time and date of purchase, without kosher certification, however, probably healthier and with less harm to body?  Does need, however, according to American Rabbinic rulings need a kosher certification because of 'other reasons', etc.

With that stated, a Chabad Rabbi in Beverly Hills offered some excellent explanations about dipping three fingers during Tisha B'Av during the holiday and on Eruv Tisha B'Av some minhags and customs involve dipping a hard boiled 'Kosher' (perhaps Egglands best) egg into the Ash then consuming.

The ancillary question is... was the Ash Kosher?