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It is always forbidden to eat a product that was baked by a non-Jew in his/her private kitchen.
It is forbidden to eat an item that was cooked by a non-Jew (privately or commercially) unless it is a food which:
a. Is edible while raw (for example: applesauce).
b. Is not fit to be served at a royal meal [state meal] to eat together with bread (for example: candies).
If a Jew assisted in any part of the baking or cooking, there is no problem. Even if the Jew merely turned on the pilot-fire, or threw a match into the fire, everything is fine.
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