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What are the applications of "aino oleh ul shulchan melachim" (cannot be found on the table of kings) regarding food cooked by a non-Jew.

 

Food that cannot be found on the table of kings means that food unworthy for a king is not forbidden if cooked by a non-Jew. Today most foods can be found on a king's table or at least are good enough to be eaten by him. Therefore this heter is not relevant (there are other heterim).

What are the applications of "aino oleh ul shulchan melachim" (cannot be found on the table of kings) regarding food cooked by a non-Jew.

 

Food that cannot be found on the table of kings means that food unworthy for a king is not forbidden if cooked by a non-Jew. Today most foods can be found on a king's table or at least are good enough to be eaten by him. Therefore this heter is not relevant (there are other heterim).