meat and milk
Forbidden dietary combination
Meat and milk refers to the Jewish dietary law (kashrut) prohibiting the mixing of meat and dairy products.
Observant Jews maintain separate dishes, utensils, and preparation areas for each category, and wait a prescribed interval after eating meat before consuming dairy.
The prohibition derives from the biblical injunction against boiling a kid in its mother's milk.
- dairyMilk-based foods collectively
- beefBovine meat for eating
- ground beefChopped cattle flesh
- cattleDomesticated bovines kept commercially
- farmAgricultural land tract
protein · lean protein · butter · cheese · cream · steak · cold cuts · raw · raw deal · flesh · fresh · curd · udder · pasture · grass-fed · organic · butcher · refrigerated
- Kosher Dairykosher cheese
meat and milkpareve
Neither meat nor dairy
neutral · eggs · kosher · fish · vegetables
meat and milkbread and butter
Primary source of income
peanut butter and jelly · rice and beans · fish and chips · salt and pepper · wine and cheese
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