What does the kosher diet allow you to do or not do?

Answer 1

The main things in a Kosher diet are as follows:

Not eating meat from any animal that does not both chew its cud and have split hooves. (examples: pigs, rabbits, horses)

Not to mix dairy and meat.

Not to eat any meat or chicken not slaughtered in the correct way.

There are other specific things that aren't kosher such as shell fish, or any fish without fins and scales. Only certain animals are kosher.

The more religious, the more stringent the laws are. Such as only eating food made by a Jew. Or not eating products that contain ingredients that may have been derived from an animal source.