What does "kosher" mean?

Answer by  BrendaG (6111)

Kosher is used in reference to the Jewish rules/laws of animals used in food. It also refers to meat and milk separation and wine and grape juice products. Kosher meat must adhere to the basics; tools used in preparation, slaughtering of the animal, etc. Agriculturalvegetable products are always kosher.

Answer by  SammysAunt (105)

Kosher food is food that meets Jewish dietary laws. When you see kosher food at the grocery store, they are processed foods that meet the dietary laws and have been examined by a rabbi who has checked ingredients and ensured the processing meets the kosher requirements.

Answer by  Roland27 (16334)

Kosher foods are foods that meet Jewish dietary guidelines. All animals are slaughtered without pain by specially trained workers. Then the animals is inspected to make sure it's healthy. They are not allowed to use the bad parts like other food companies do and only use the highest quality meat.

Answer by  Baobao (1273)

In general, it is related with Jewish food product. This is very clean, eligible and applied to Jewish rule. It is reported that it is very popular in recent ten years in US. Nowadays it is a shopping standard.