Is tuna salad with cheese kosher?

Answer 1

Yes, if it has kosher ingredients and was prepared with kosher utensils. It should be borne in mind that the laws of kosher food require us to make sure that there are no insects in the lettuce-leaves or similar ingredients. Second, since most Greek salad has feta cheese in it, a salad with dairy cannot be served prior to a meat-containing main course.

Answer 2

Tuna is classified as 'pareve' according to the laws of kashrut (Jewish dietary laws). Pareve foods are neutral, neither dairy or meat, and can be combined with dairy or meat. So yes, tuna can be combined with cheese. That being said, some groups do not combine fish and dairy as a tradition.

Answer 3

The ingredients that go into it have to be kosher. Definitely not shrimp salad. You also wouldn't put a dairy based dressing on a salad that contains meat.

Answer 4

Yes, both salmon and halibut are kosher fish.

Answer 5

Smoked salmon can be kosher. However, because processing is involved, it must have kosher supervision from a recognised kashrut authority.

Answer 6

Yes. Salmon is a kosher fish. However, it must be prepared in a kosher kitchen (either meat or dairy) for it to remain kosher upon service.