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JEWS - What is Kosher Exactly in Simple Words
I had some JEWS in our place today and I offered them some food which they refused. I was told they only eat KOSHER food and I have no idea what this is so I am reaching out to GFY.
What exactly is KOSHER food? How do I offer KOSHER food without offending? Thanks |
It's a brand, like kraft, but kosher. Check the pickle aisle.
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kosher meat eg
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watermelon
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http://image.shutterstock.com/displa...-112549994.jpg good business for the Orthodox communities :) |
Bullshit marketing term for those bastards to get them to only buy from others in their cult.
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It's a serious question.
Serious answers only please. |
It means never pay retail.
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Specifically, Kosher kids & Candy?
Yes, No, Why? |
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What specifically determines if a Kosher food is ok to eat? |
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GFY - Where The Jews Hang Yeah sounds better :thumbsup |
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http://content.foto.mail.ru/mail/irr...ogs/i-1085.jpg exemplary shop |
I once sucked a Jew's cock and I could tell the difference in the taste of his jizz and I can only assume it was due to the kosher diet.
I am however, conducting further research to confirm this and will report back mid 2016 - Stay Tuned |
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My COCK.
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Like Halal, it's a food safety preparation process and rules. Essential for people living in the desert before the invention of fridges. Today outmoded and just a way to fuck with people's heads.
It's like women covering their heads in church, as if any god would give a fuck if people covered their heads. In the Catholic Church, it's best the boys are covered from head to toe, to avoid tempting the priests. |
Kosher Pamphlet
RTFM -- easy reading version |
Something about the avoidance of trafe through adherence to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kashrut I am by no means any form of expert though.
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They (the jewish) just want to make sure that the meat they're going to consume wasn't sacrificed to another god(s) ...
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This sounds like a silly joke... right? But really... is it? I was in a synagoge last week.... it's not only the food... they have rituals for almost everything... To me jews act like they have serious neurotic compulsive disorders... |
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I will tell you since nobody else will. It is all about how you kill the pig.
You have to use a knife and slit the throat and let it bleed out. The pig has to die with a jewish knife. I forget what it is called but they have a name for it. They cut it up using that same knife and that makes it prepared kosher. After they they can put it in anything and mix it of whatever and it is still kosher unless you put it in with food that is not kosher or a container that was not cleaned and had non kosher food it in. Any of that ruins it. |
Kosher foods are those that conform to the regulations of kashrut (Jewish dietary law).
Different streams in the religion interpret the regulations differently (some more harsh then others) If your guest even had a glass of water in glass cup some would say it's not kosher because you use don't separate dishes between meat dishes and dairy dishes..... it's religious bullshit all in all. |
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Is that an Izmel knive ? :1orglaugh |
poor unfortunate kosher pigs :1orglaugh
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kosher food is made by oppressing paletinian people whilst the cook cooks :1orglaugh
if no palestinian people were molested or oppressed during preparation then it aint kosher and jews wont eat it har har har! |
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Kosher means not cooked
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Sadly, there is no "simple GFY" version. Kosher is a very silly ritualistic system that includes things like the food itself (pork is not Kosher, nor is shellfish); the preparation of the food (blessed by a Rabbi? Meat from animals slaughtered in a very specific way); and combinations of food (meat can only ever be served on a dish that has NEVER come into contact with anything dairy nor egg; dairy never being served on a dish that has ever come into contact with meat).
You can look for food that contains the label with a k in a circle, or you could tell your kosher "friends" to grow up and stop believing in voodoo. I myself have no tolerance for this kind of crap. I had a family friend freak out and throw away all their "dairy dishes" once because meat touched a plate and they didn't know which one. They screamed like a child whose doll got taken away and basically went into hysterics. For what? Idiots. |
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Similar link as posted before, but this one goes to the SIMPLE WORDS version of wikipedia
https://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kosher |
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