Commentary for Sanhedrin 140:17

דתניא אכל דבילה קעילית ושתה דבש וחלב ונכנס למקדש

this excludes disobedience of God's voice.<span class="x" onmousemove="('comment',' Lit., 'the Voice of Makom, the Place = Omnipresent [V. S. R. Hirsch, Jeshurun VII, pp. 225ff.] ');">²⁶</span> IF HE ATE ANY FOOD BUT MEAT, OR DRANK ANY DRINK BUT WINE ETC. IF HE ATE ANY FOOD BUT MEAT; this includes even pressed figs from Keilah.<span class="x" onmousemove="('comment',' A town in the lowland district of Judea. These pressed figs were intoxicating, nevertheless, they do not render him a rebellious son. ');">²⁷</span> OR DRANK ANY DRINK BUT WINE: this includes even [liquid] honey and milk. For it has been taught: If one ate pressed figs from Keilah and drank honey or milk and then entered the Sanctuary,

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