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The Jews that choose to keep Kosher cannot eat bacon because it comes from pork (pig), and that is one dietary restriction of keeping Kosher
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∙ 11y ago
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∙ 12y agothe Torah names pork as being non-kosher for Jews (Leviticus ch.11).
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Do Jews eat ham?
I know some do. In my city the Jewish delis serve ham and bacon. They also serve cheeseburgers which is I believe is against the dietary laws. Seinfeld and the Gellers on "Friends" love their ham.
Why do people always eat ham on Easter?
Thay dont
Is ham a traditional food for celebrating a Jewish man's birthday?
Ham is not a traditional celebration dinner for a Jewish man's birthday. In fact, many Jews NEVER eat ham because it is prohibited by Jewish law.
Do emos eat ham or turkey?
Well emos is a bad term specially for kids and when you think of ham or turkey you think of a juicey piece of meat dont kid me wrong they are but emos their different terms for that emotional or a person that cuts there self but really i eat ham or turkey and i know a lot of people do and they dont
What not to do if someone is choking?
dont sit there and eat a ham sandwitch . . . it is ok to eat a sallamii sand whitch . . . p.s DONT do the himlic manuver . . . it will mess up the sandwhitch
Why no ham for Hanukkah?
Traditional Jews do not eat pork at any time. It is forbidden in the Hebrew Bible (Deuteronomy ch.14).
Why didn't sam eat the Green Eggs and Ham?
Sam did not want to eat the Green Eggs and Ham because he initially thought he wouldn't like them. However, after trying them, he realized he actually did like them.
Why do we eat greens eggs and ham'?
we dont it is just a funny childish book written by Dr. Suess
What is a ham...?
A cured ham is a ham that is ready to eat.
Can hamsters eat ham?
yes they can eat ham but do not give them to much ham because they may get diarrhea
What is a cured ham?
A cured ham is a ham that is ready to eat.
Why do Jews hate ham?
Jews don't "hate" ham. Rather, pigs are one of the species of animals that the Torah (Deuteronomy ch.14) deems not kosher for eating by the laws of Judaism. Many Jews say that it is requisite for a Jew, in order to properly fulfill the commandments, to theoretically approve of the taste or idea of ham, but to refuse to eat it in order to follow the Divine Mandate. In this way, the only reason you are avoiding it is for God and not personal reasons.
