What do Jews not eat together?

Answer 1

This is indeed the case and stems from the Biblical prohibition against boiling a calf in its mother's milk. The amount of time that should be left between consuming meat and dairy varies with different Jewish communities having different traditions. Around six hours if perhaps commonest, but among some communities (such as the Dutch) it is as little as one hour.

Answer 2

It is one of the 613 commandments in The Bible. "don't cook a goat in its mothers milk" from that sentence it is learnt not to mix milk and meat. The extension of all mixtures of milk and meat and of milk and poultry are meant as a "fence around the law".

Answer 3

In Judaism, milk and meat are kept separate because the Torah states that we must not cook a kid (baby goat) in its mother's milk. So that we don't accidentally break this rule or appear to break the rule, we don't combine any meat and milk.

Answer 4

Milk (or dairy products in general) are not supposed to be eaten along with meat.

Answer 5

Traditional Jews do not eat meat and dairy together. See also the attached Related Link.