What religion can't eat veal?

Answer 1

There are several religions which disallow the consumption of meat. Buddhists don't eat meat, especiallly the monks and nuns. Some lay Buddhists do eat meat. Hindus are mostly vegetarian although some branches of Hinduism allow meat in their diet. The Hare Krishna religion are completely vegetarian. Jehovah's Witness have a varying history of vegetarianism. Their belief, after their interpretation of The Bible scriptures (Leviticus in particular) forbade them to eat food with blood in it and since meat contained blood they were not permitted to eat it. Accordingly, some Jehovah's Witnesses are vegetarian. Islamists are not permitted to eat pork but will eat other types of animal flesh.

Christians are allowed to eat meat although those who have taken holy orders (ie. monks and nuns in enclosed orders) are vegetarian. For example the Benedictine monks and nuns and other reform groups of this order, are vegetarian.

Answer 2

Judaism and Islam have dietary restrictions that prohibit the consumption of veal. In Judaism, veal is not considered kosher if the calf was not properly slaughtered according to Jewish law. In Islam, the consumption of veal is allowed only if the animal was slaughtered according to Halal standards.

Answer 3

Hindus don't eat veal. They consider cows sacred.