kosher food
Ritually permitted eating
Food prepared according to Jewish dietary laws.
These laws govern which animals may be eaten (no pork or shellfish), how animals must be slaughtered, and the strict separation of meat and dairy products.
Kosher food must be prepared with dedicated utensils and often requires rabbinical supervision.
Extended loosely to mean legitimate or acceptable: Is this deal kosher?
- kasheringMaking ritually fit
- ritual slaughterReligiously mandated animal killing
- pareveNeither meat nor dairy
- separate dishesFood served individually
- meatAnimal tissue for food
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