Halaal Food & Drinks

Q: My wife made rotis yesterday and placed them in a container. When they were cool she covered them. We had rotis for supper last night. After esha, when I was in the kitchen, I saw a mouse eating from a wrapped left-over sandwich. Later, I put the roti container in the fridge. After fijar, my wife took out the roti container from the fridge. She saw mice droppings or "stools" on the side of rotis in the container. 

1. What do we do with the rotis? 

2. What do we do if we have a mice problem?

Q: Could you please send me the details of the shar'ee ruling on cheese, as most of them contain animal rennet.

Q: I have a question about steak that is cooked rare without washing. Is this lawful to eat?

Q: Is it Sunnah to eat rabbits?

Q: Could you please explain if foods like vegetables etc that are fermented, are they halal for us? Please explain so we may be guided.

Q: Is white wine vinegar halaal to consume?

Q: Despite closing the Honey jar properly, ants are still getting into it. After removing the ants can the honey be consumed?

Q: I would like to know if it is permissible to eat chicken that has been stunned prior to slaughter?

Q: Can capone be halaal. I am told capone is rooster chicken that has been castrated. It therefore means it is physically disabled. Can capone therefore be halaal?

Q: I was wondering, since we as Muslims need to break away totally from all forms of shirk, is it permissible to drink tea from companies that use doasit, or ayurvedic medicine? I am concerned with the companies using medicinal protocols that stem from shirk. Although the teas of herbal formulations would be completely halaal in terms of just being plant made, can we still buy and use them due to them being derived form those kinds of wrong medicial practices?