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Do Jews eat cows

Updated: 11/8/2022
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Followers of Judaism aren't barred from eating beef, though there are some methods of preparation they do not use, for example, where cream, cheese, and other dairy products are involved.

If you have doubts about any meat you might consider serving to Jewish guests, or about ways of preparing that meat, you'd be safest to consult a kosher butcher.

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