Related su 'Avodah Zarah 5:14

A [terumah] apple that was chopped up and placed inside [chullin] dough, and it leavened, Rabbi Yosei says, the leavening [of the apple] is not "leaven" -- regardless of whether it imparted a good taste [to the dough] or whether it imparted a rancid taste, either way it is forbidden, the words of Rabbi Meir. Rabbi Shimon says, [if it imparted] a good taste, it is forbidden, [and if it imparted] a rancid taste, it is permitted, just like [terumah] vinegar that fell into a dish of beans, or a dish of [terumah] beans that fell inside a cistern of water [as all of these worsen the taste of the non-terumah item]. [However,] dates onto which [terumah] wine fell, [or] dried figs onto which [terumah] oil fell, behold these are forbidden. And Rabbi Shimon permits them.

A forbidden cut [of meat] that got mixed up with [permitted] cuts, even if they are 1000, they are all forbidden. A sauce that [has the potential to] impart taste -- if it dissolved [among the cuts of meat], behold, it has the imparted its taste. A cut of sin offering [meat] that got mixed up with 100 cuts of chullin [meat] and so too a loaf of showbread that got mixed up with 100 loaves of chullin [bread], behold, these are lifted up (neutralized). Rabbi Yehuda says they are not lifted up. A cut of impure sin-offering that got mixed up with 100 cuts of pure sin-offering, and so too an impure loaf of showbread that got mixed up with 100 loaves of pure showbread, behold these are lifted up. Rabbi Yehudah says, they are not lifted up. And so too with untithed [loaves] of thanksgiving challah (i.e., the priestly portion of dough) or wine of libation: [these are forbidden regardless of the amount] if one kind is mixed with the same kind. But anything that is mixed with something that is not of the same kind, [it is only prohibited if it] imparts taste. And the remainder of all the forbidden [mixtures], whether of the same kind or not of the same kind, [they are forbidden if they] impart taste.