Yes, Turks can eat beef, and it is a common part of their diet. Traditional Turkish cuisine features various beef dishes, including kebabs, stews, and meatballs. However, individual dietary choices may vary based on personal preferences, cultural practices, or religious beliefs, such as among those who follow Islam, which permits the consumption of beef as long as it is halal.
Turks eat most poultry and typically eat sheep/lamb as the dominant red meat. There is some consumption of beef and goat. Although since most Turks are Muslims, pork is often not served. As concerns seafood, Turks have an incredibly varied diet, feasting on mollusks, shellfish, proper fish, and other sea creatures.
no of course not
Just eat beef.
only beef
you can eat beef jerky and ice- cream but not togather
Devout Hindus do not eat beef or any derivitive of beef , such as suet or gelatin made with beef parts.
they eat at lot of beef so at least they are fat
yes
Beef.
They don't eat beef because , they believe that the cow is sacred
because they eat beef
This is a dish you eat made of beef.