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Foods that follow the dietary regulations of Jewish religious practises are known as kosher. Here are seven key points to understand about kosher foods:
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1. Kosher dietary regulations are inspired by the Torah, the Jewish holy book, and are meant to advance both spiritual and physical purity.
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2. In order to guarantee compliance with kosher standards, kosher foods must be certified by trustworthy rabbinical authorities or kosher certification organisations.
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3. Kosher meats must come from creatures that are recognised as kosher, be killed in a particular way, and go through a procedure to remove blood.
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4. The strict separation of meat and dairy products during food preparation, consumption, and storage is mandated by kosher dietary laws.
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5. Kosher-certified goods display labels or symbols indicating their adherence to kosher standards, such as the letter "K" or the logo of a recognised kosher certification body.
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6. The term "pareve" is used to describe foods that are neutral and neither meat nor dairy. They can be consumed with both meat and dairy dishes.
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7. A kosher kitchen follows specific guidelines regarding the use of utensils, cookware, and appliances to ensure the separation of meat and dairy.
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Observing kosher dietary laws is considered a way of connecting with Jewish heritage, and promoting self-discipline.
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