Kosher Food

Their is only one reason, because God told them to

Yes, they are kosher dairy (not chalav yisrael).

It's an Italian restaurant that observes ALL kosher dietary laws.

G-d did not create kosher foods, He created the animals, plants and other forms of life that make up the entirety of life on planet Earth. Later on, He made a covenant or agreement with the Ancient Hebrews in which the people that became Jews agreed to live their lives according to 613 strict guidelines and rules, known as the Taryag Mitzvot - some of which stated that Jews must not eat certain animals or mix meat with dairy. Why this should be is a matter of some debate - some people claim that those foods declared non-kosher (treif) would be liable to decay quickly in a warm environment such as that then inhabited by the Hebrews, whereas others believe that kashrut (the laws governing what is kosher and what is not) exist simply as a test of a Jew's dedication to the covenant. Others just accept them as chukim - laws for which no reason is given - and don't question what they see as G-d's will.

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I tried to find out whether their coffee is indeed Kosher but couldnt. I can tell you that Coffee Beanery's coffee is Kosher. Please visit us at www.coffeebeanery.com if you would like to order Kosher coffee. Rabbi Yisroel Weingarten Flint, Michigan 48532 July 31, 2009 The Coffee Beanery 3429 Pierson Place Flushing, Michigan 48433 To whom it may concern, This letter is to certify that the items listed below, prepared & packaged by The Coffee Beanery, 3429 Pierson Road, Flushing, Michigan, are Kosher and Pareve and under our supervision.
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All products listed above are certified only in sealed packages with the K Pareve indication until July 30, 2010. This Certification is subject to renewal at that time. Sincerely, Rabbi Yisroel Weingarten RYW/sp

Beans, like all other foods that do not come from an animal source, are parve - that is, the laws of kashrut that govern whether or not a food is kosher, do not apply to them, Thus, observant Jews can eat them - and as they're one of the chief ingredients in the very popular traditional Shabbat dish called cholent, this is something many of us are glad about.

Hitler deprived Jews of any and all types of food. The Jews in the Concentration Camps and ghettos ate 230 calories a day (which is about as much as a granola bar and a glass of orange juice). They would ate anything edible in order to survive.

A Jew is to have bread with every meal, if he can afford it, and to begin the meal

by reciting a blessing in gratitude to the one who makes it possible for him to have

the bread.

Whatever the eating habits of the Jew may be, the three Sabbath meals should be

the best, even if they can only be slightly better than the others. Wine is a most

appropriate embellishment for a Sabbath meal, and in fact the Sabbath dinner and

lunch ideally should both begin with blessings over wine, in gratitude to the one who

makes it possible for the Jew to have the wine.

Weight Watchers itself is NOT kosher - except, maybe in Israel - but you can call them and they can give you helpful advice.

There's no exact number, but it's mostly Orthodox Jews who follow the dietary laws.

The food at a Jewish seder all has symbolic meaning to remind them of Jewish slavery under the Egyptians and then freedom under the guidance of Moses. Salted water can be symbolic either of the salty tears shed by the Jewish slaves or the salt water of the Red Sea, through which they crossed to freedom. At a Jewish Passover seder, salted water is used to dip parsley or another green herb in before eating to symbolize the coming of spring and the perpetual renewal of life.

Any animal that would have been properly washed would have been considered clean by ancient Jews.

Most likely though, the question is regarding which animals qualify as kosher which means 'fit', not 'clean'. Ancient Jews considered the exact same animals as 'fit' as modern Jews do; any animal that both chews its cud and has split hooves as well as certain type of fowl such as chickens ducks and turkeys.

The Hebrew Bible (O.T.) was given to the Israelites. It never commanded Gentiles to eat kosher food. The Christian testament, on the other hand, was intended by its authors to be widespread, not targeted specifically at the Jews.

They were just renamed by someone who speaks spanish, but they are the traditional dish named Lumpia served in the Phillipines.

Foods that Jewish people cannot eat are known as 'non-kosher'.

An appropriate menu for a Hindu child would be a vegetarian one. Easy vegetarian foods popular among three- and four-year olds include grilled cheese and peanut butter and jelly.

"Sabbath" is another one of those words that came from Hebrew by way of King James.

The Hebrew pronunciation is "shah-BAHT".

You're welcome. Someone else will have to supply the Greek.

Today we do not eat them, because of the tens of species, we are no longer able to identify the exact types named in the Torah (Leviticus ch.11).

Yes, using non-kosher bait is fine for fishing, this ties into the ruling that what aquatic life eats doesn't have a bearing on its kashrut status.

The same foods as everyone else.

If the fruit is cut finely on Shabbos, it is the melacha of mechatech (chopping; cutting). If the fruit are crushed on Shabbos, it is the melachah of tochen (grinding).

However, as the melachat of cooking food מלאכת בישול is forbidden during Shabbat, it is not possible to make jam as the fruit must be cooked.