Reference for Pesachim 88:18

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yet here it is for bidden.<span class="x" onmousemove="('comment',' They assume that the flavour exuded by the vessel has a deteriorating effect.');">²¹</span> But R'Akiba [holds] as R'Hiyya the son of R'Huna, who said: The Torah prohibited [it] only in the case of a pot used on that very day, hence it is not a deteriorating flavour.<span class="x" onmousemove="('comment',' Because it is still fresh.');">²²</span> And the Rabbis? - A pot used on that very day too, it is impossible that it should not slightly worsen [the food cooked in it]. R'Aha son of R''Awia said to R'Ashi: 'From the Rabbis let us learn the view of R'Akiba. Did not the Rabbis say, "An infusion": [this is] to intimate that the taste is tantamount to the substance itself. From this you may draw a conclusion for the whole Torah? ' Then according to R'Akiba too [let us say]: 'An infusion': this is [to intimate] that the permitted commodity combines with the forbidden commodity. From this you may draw a conclusion for the whole Torah?<span class="x" onmousemove="('comment',' Then why did R. Johanan (Supra ');">²³</span> - Said he to him,

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