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• The dietary laws for Jews are known as Kashrut. Food that adheres to these rules is called Kosher. There are several laws pertaining to types of food and its preparation before it can be considered Kosher.

  You can find restaurants that server Kosher food and you can find stores that specialize in Kosher food. A garden is also a good way to have Kosher foods. You can also find several recipes for preparing Kosher food.

• Fast Facts

  1. Major Torah Passages: Leviticus 3:17, 11:1-23
  2. Meat and Dairy products may not be eaten together
  3. Shellfish are forbidden
  4. Products labeled with a "P" are considered Kosher for Passover
  5. 2/3rds of Kosher food products are consumed by non-Jews
  6. A Rabbi does not bless food to make it kosher
  7. Kosher is not a cooking style

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