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If there is vanilla extract that is added to food, and the food gets baked or cooked, are we allowed to eat it since the alcohol has evaporated in the baking/cooking/heating process?
It is not permissible to eat the food that contains vanilla even if it cooked or baked.
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Mufti Ebrahim Desai
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