Kosher fruit

[martinbrody]

I agree re cut fruit, but not everyone does.

Only those that don't know Jewish law.
Best,
Martin B

[rivka]

I think it's a bit more complex than that, but in some ways it doesn't matter.

Hart doesn't want to educate people about halacha. He just wants to be able to bring food that people will eat.

[Hart60]

That's correct Rivka and I am fortunate that the folks at Shul have accepted me in as a Gentile,but I also don't want to upset anyone and I would like to show that I am trying to learn and understand Jewish Law,I think they are quite impressed with my knowledge so far and you guys have been a tremendous help for me for which I thank you very much.

Dan.

[martinbrody]

I think it's a bit more complex than that, but in some ways it doesn't matter.

Hart doesn't want to educate people about halacha. He just wants to be able to bring food that people will eat.

More complex? Not according to the Shulkan aruch. You should it what it says about cutting lemons with a clearly dirty treife knife! And as you know, lemons are much more of a concern than apples and kiwis.
Regardless, I can assure you and Hart that members Exeter Shul will not be upset with cut fruit.
And nor would we in Westwood Village!
A beautiful cut fruit plate makes a great gift and nobody has the bother of cutting up the fruit.
Best,
Martin B

[Hart60]

Thanks all,but please see my next question.