kosher meal
Dietarily observant fare
A kosher meal follows Jewish dietary laws (kashrut), which govern what foods may be eaten and how they must be prepared.
Meat and dairy cannot be combined.
Certain animals are prohibited—pork and shellfish most notably.
Permitted animals must be slaughtered according to specific ritual requirements.
Airlines and institutions often offer kosher meals as a dietary option: I requested a kosher meal for the flight.
- halalPermitted under Islamic law
- dietaryOf food consumption
- rabbiJewish spiritual leader
- certifiedOfficially declared valid
- deliPrepared foods shop
pastrami · matzo · sabbath · shabbat dinner · blessing · traditional · Jewish · bar mitzvah · observant · synagogue · pickle · Hebrew National · bagel · lox · brisket · chicken soup · gefilte fish · unleavened
- airline mealsairline food, breakfast tray, food cart, food trolley, beverage cart
- Jewish holidaysPassover, Hanukkah, Pesach, Purim, Rosh Hashanah
- ritual foodscommunion wafer, communion wine, communion wafers, sacramental wine, seder
kosher mealbacon and eggs
Classic American breakfast combo
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