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Is Beef a Kosher Food

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This would be rare. Cattle can be processed according to kosher requirements, so beef in general can be kosher. However, the tenderloin comes from the back of the animal, along the spine behind the rib cage. For a cut of meat to be kosher, the meat must be deveined. Unfortunately, many rabbinical traditions have lost the training to devein the back half of a beef carcass, so the tenderloin would not be eligible unless a rabbinical authority with the tradition of deveining the back half were processing it.

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It is if it was slaughtered and prepared according to the rules of kashrut.

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