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What is Arabic's favorite food?
You can't really make a generalization about Arabs' favorite food. Arabs represent a wide range of cultures and eat different things. Try narrowing it down a bit.
Do Arabs eat dogs?
No. Arabs are typically Muslims, and Islam forbids the consumption of dogs.
Do Arabs eat curry?
No. Indians, Afghans, Pakistanis, and Bengalis eat curry. Arabs do eat a lot of spiced foods, but these are not curries (they do not have the proper spices or preparation methods to be curries).
What did the Arabs eat?
dates. whole foods.
What do Arabs use to cook their food?
heat
Do Arabs eat kosher?
They do if they're Jewish. Not if they aren't.
Why don't Arabs eat pork?
Eating pork is forbidden in Islam, so all Muslims must not eat it including Muslim Arabs. It's an explicit prohibition in the Holy Qur'an. Pork is not allowed for Muslims to eat, per Religion command, whether they are Arabs or not Arabs. Refer to question below for more information. It is important to note that Arab Christians do eat pork, but some do not in order to respect their neighbors' wishes.
What is the traditional food for Christmas in Iraq?
Like other christian arabs, Iraqi Christians eat a lot of good food for Christmas. Some of what they eat you can find under the related links section. I prefer the desserts, you can find them there also.
What are the food from Arabs that influence the Filipinos?
shawarma, kebab, chicken curry
Do people in Israel eat more like Eastern Europeans or more like Arabs?
They eat both eastern European and Arabic foods, as well as many other foods from russia, Germany, and junk food from the US. But traditional israelli food is Arabic, i.e hummus, pita, halva, shuarma, ptatim. . .
What kind of food and diets do Arabs believe in?
Answer 1I am an Arab myself. We eat plenty of cereal products and meats. Cereal products: BREAD (a lot) couscous, rice. For meat, it's mostly lamb, but as time passes by, people start to change. We still eat beef, chicken, and turkey but no pork. Arabs in Arab countries don't eat pork. (even if they are Non-Muslim, because its hard to find pork in an Arab country.) However, Arab Non-Muslims outside of Arab countries do eat pork if they want to, as it is much easier to find. We also use lots of yogurt, like on rice and meat and chickpeas (garbanzo beans) in MANY dishes such as couscous, rice, and hummus.Answer 2Before answering this question, it is important to note that Arabs do not "believe in" food. Food has no mystical powers in Arab culture nor is it venerated as some sort of divinity or spirit. The overwhelming majority of Arabs are either monotheists or atheists.In terms of what Arabs eat, Arabs use wheat breads, couscous, barley, and rice as starch bases. Fruits, beans, and nuts (like dates, apricots, apples, olives, chickpeas, lentils, pistachios, almonds, walnuts etc.) figure prominently in Arab cuisine are often used to sweeten and flavor the various starches. Since meat and seafood became more common, Arabs tend to eat lamb, chicken, numerous varieties of fishes and shellfish.Probably the most base food of the Arab World would be bread, but almost no Arab eats bread exclusively.The most common food in Egypt is "Ful" (فول) which is crushed fava beans. It has a similar appearance to humus, a similar consistency to mortar, and is eaten with bread or rice. Egyptians also eat a variety of kebabs, typical Levantine humus, pita, and baba ghanouj, moussaka, pastilla, dolma, tahina salad, shwarma, and seafood along the Mediterranean coast.
Do Bedouin Arabs eat horsemeat?
They do, but quite rarely. It is something that they may eat out of necessity.Bedouins are much fonder of chicken and lamb as meats than horse.
