What Is Kosher?

Kosher is not a style of cooking, nor does it imply that a Rabbi blesses the food in some way. The Hebrew word "kosher" means "fit, correct or proper." The term kosher has become synonymous with purity, quality and high standards of preparation. The process of certification involves examining the ingredients used to make the food, examining the process by which the food is prepared, and periodically inspecting the processing facilities to make sure that kosher standards are maintained. This Video was brought to you by getkosher.com, order from your favorite kosher restaurants online today. We make kosher easy!

[@steeldriver1776]

When I was a toddler I ate some paperwork. It wasn’t kosher, but it was brochure.

[@lollyslagging9098]

good one 😂

[@ryanqi4265]

POV: You're here for a school project

[@drpixel6464]

Who told you

[@TheRealBats]

Same bruh.

[@claudia.jpeg_]

How did you know-

[@ktchii99]

Yep I'm at school

[@Ezraspainter]

Who told you

[@ZedralZ]

When did bats become birds? I missed something.

[@lilianab4756]

2020 will explain why.

[@elijahenriquez7885]

Cornavirus!

[@abdallahelbaroudy8573]

Then you are the one who ate the bat soup !

[@arsonarsonsson5893]

Bats are rodents but because the travel through the air they are not a "bird". They are an un clean animal. "Kosher" is not "Jewish". YHWH the God of the bible "the creator" told us what we can eat and also what we should not eat Clean and unclean. Holy means set apart. Like the Sabbath day is set apart from the 6 days you can work , as the day of rest. Not Jewish" idea"..... Gods rules... Like we are commanded to love each other... You do not love people if you lie to them. Steal from them. Murder them.... It's is very simple to love each other. The problem is people justify lies....(Christmas is a lie) and to teach things that are not true is deciving people.

[@sidneymaster5]

bats are mammals

[@Lawrence2525]

The speaking lady makes the word “kosher” sound like some kind cool adjective fashion blogger use to define what’s fancy and what’s not. “Oh Brenda your dress is so kosher!” “Thank you Linda, I feel kosher af!”

[@erpolaterpolat6054]

Kosher means fit to eat apparently

[@kenlieck7756]

I want a "KOSHER AF" T-shirt!

[@lhasaapso5076]

@@erpolaterpolat6054 True. But as language goes, the meaning of the word 'kosher' made its way to American lingua franca to include not just food: "I don't think his story's kosher" ("He's lying"). "The boss says it's kosher" ("it's allowed; no rules are being broken"). "He's not kosher" ("He's got a checkered past"; "he's not who he said he is").

[@elysianfields49]

I finally found out the healthy reason for not combining meat and milk. Milk (which contains calcium) combined with meat inhibits the absorption of the iron and the zinc in the meat. So, the laws of kashruth (while articulated in a religious context), are very logical, and are followed not only as a religious observance, but also to maximize one's health. (I suspect that in ancient times, there were individuals with scientific knowledge which could only be expressed to the average person in terms of devotional practices...)

[@onewholovesvenison5335]

I’m pretty sure that’s not why combining meat and milk is considered unkosher

[@djlykaen]

From what I understand, its taken from three passages talking about not cooking the kid goat in its mothers milks which turned into not mixing meat and dairy at all in talmud practices

[@dronzerdanks7163]

​@@djlykaen yes it says something like, one shall not boil the child in it's mother milk.

[@djlykaen]

@@dronzerdanks7163 Although its specific to goats, still trying to understand for myself

[@MrMegalovemachine]

It also prevents some pretty serious diseases and parasites. Most unclean animals have some very bad heavy metals and are downright toxic if not cooked properly.

[@TiffanyALuna]

Exacrly, which is why we should always take our Father✝️👑🕊 foe his word, for he always knows best. 🥰

[@Mat1Live]

That's a Narwal, not a swordfish. Swordfish have both fins.....

[@PR-i-GO]

So Kosher food and Halal food are same as whole with some minor differences.

[@artbaugh3]

Basically!

[@AlpLimIndFox]

+Mase Sailer I am sure most are halal

[@AlpLimIndFox]

+Mase Sailer if not, then some are permissible

[@PR-i-GO]

***** ... and does that strictness allowed them to eat pork?

[@PR-i-GO]

***** ... But I saw many Jews who eat them and think its rubbish to say Pork is forbidden in their religion. On the other hand I have never seen a single Muslim who would eat a pork.

[@rachelcx7816]

Did not know bats counted as birds but ok.

[@boiimback2222]

Rachel cx mammals

[@shadowik2010]

Rachel cx lingually talking, yes ... scientifically talking: nope, they are mamals who can fly :3

[@LinkTheFusky]

Rachel cx wtf even is a bat is it a mammal with wings idk they’re just blind and creepy

[@sandraalgandar]

I believe this is in the bible Leviticus 11:13-19. Now we know know better than to call them bids, but back then they weren't seen as such.

[@teddypgray]

Bats are mentioned in the bible as birds when naming the foods. So, if you want to no what is kosher (biblical term) then you have to forgive what science (secular term) tells you a bat is.

[@mynosebleed4342]

i’m muslim and sometimes kosher restaurant always be my go to

[@oya_the_goddess8854]

I like this !!!!! ❤️❤️ I’ve learned a lot about the dietary law !! More and more lessons !! I stay away from Pork but now I know white bread or all breads , products that contain milk & artificial foods. I’m working on it bit by bit!

[@jaicilfrancis8444]

Shalom

[@Soothing432]

Ma nishma? ("sup" in Hebrew)

[@serbiantraveler7894]

Thank you so much for this video! I am not Jewish, but I love learning new stuff everyday for better understanding of the neighbours :) ✌

[@naor__av]

🤗

[@mtar9159]

Not mixing milk and cheese is an extra rule from the talmud because in scripture it says not to cook a goat in its mother's milk, so they are playing it safe. Also, some insects are kosher (winged). John the Baptist ate locusts and honey

[@SuperGreatSphinx]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_the_Baptist

[@catstringer3415]

This is exactly what i need to revise Kosher, thanks!

[@davidcourt238]

At 0.41 the cloven hoof has to be split.

[@kenlieck7756]

Cloven means split!

[@saristaa1]

*Bats are not birds. There are some insects that are kosher to eat. Desert Locusts that are red, yellow, spotted grey, and white are kosher.*

[@spokoziomTHC]

Kosher food is awesome, I love eating it!

[@danielconnell89]

What makes it so great compared to other foods exactly?

[@spokoziomTHC]

Daniel Connell just taste it, you will know it.

[@danielconnell89]

From a logical perspective, I cannot possibly believe that a Kosher version of an item can taste in anyway different from a normal version.

[@andyjohnson7408]

I was looking for a ham salad recipe, how did I get here... just a guy passing through..good day

[@roundabout5593]

xD

[@kyoukotoshino5600]

Great diet advice, for 2000 years ago. When your food could fight back

[@kyoukotoshino5600]

@Drakilicious Can't argue that. The past really sucks

[@claudia.jpeg_]

XDDD

[@animationnation5778]

I am kosher and I love you’re explanation.

[@kenlieck7756]

I still don't think we should eat you...

[@naor__av]

You jewish?

[@user-kx6tc9ir1v]

had to watch this for zoom lol

[@claudia.jpeg_]

pffft-

[@EMlNEM2020]

little pain? yea right, look up kosher slaughter and tell me there is little pain there.

[@shawnkay5462]

If you actually know the science behind the animal you would know its not that and compared to other ways. If you're so weak hearted i suggest you go Vegan its a nice cult.

[@salamdoost7477]

I love me kosher and halal (:

[@mistersz]

Yes, they violating rules of koshrut and torah, it's not really kosher. corruption are everywhere even in religion

[@EMlNEM2020]

***** your idea of ignoring someone is replying to them?

[@kellykitkat40]

IF you made the choice to eat meat, then you might see kosher dietary laws as, "This far, no further.."

[@MLD.Ltd.]

Anyone else feel like they were on the different type of Career Ride of Honex from the Bee Movie?

[@858Alexis]

I'm not jewish I don't even know anyone who is Jewish but I found this very interesting

[@levsagan9902]

not eating pork has helped me very much. i think that in itself is a big step. not everyone gets bad reactions when eating certain types of meat but pigs are scavengers n are among the dirtiest of meats. if you eat pigs at least know your farmer and that the pig's eating and living well. same applies to cows and birds.

[@hr2186]

Follow my diet of bat, pork and catfish and live a long healthy life. Cut off the tv, burn the papers. Im 88. Whats not dirty btw? You live on a graveyard of shit and piss.

[@KimberlyMarno]

@@hr2186 No

[@davidcourt238]

The only reason piggy is not kosher is it does not returgigat its food.

[@naor__av]

I'm Jewish. I know a little, so I'll answer you some mistakes from here .. A. I'm pretty sure there is no such thing as a non-kosher vegetable. B. No matter how the pig ate or lived the pig is something that is forbidden in Judaism. (By the way, we also say a lot with us that this is a "repulsive" animal and there is nothing to approach it at all ..)

[@lshulman58]

this is supposed to be an educational video on the basics of what ' s kosher and what's not. why are there so many critical comments here?

[@rubyrydinghood2600]

Because a lot of people don't like Jews and they're trolling. Simple.

[@ABC-ed8cg]

Because we can’t imagine humans imposing all these arbitrary rules on themselves.. It’s time to think critically instead of following ancient scriptures blindly. The part about diff parts of cows being kosher vs non-kosher is already an indication of how useless the distinction is. Good luck to them wasting their brain cells on these and conducting their lives around counter-productive and useless rules.

[@GlitchySeries]

Why is Kosher about only food?

[@eliuka4024]

Thank G-d for kosher food :D the tastiest the healthiest and the most spiritual way to go! thanks ...

[@cc.jsullivan]

***** It's orthodoxical custom in Judaism to never misspeak the name of the creator. As such, they never address them directly, only by implying the name, so they don't break from the custom. Really, the above post is getting to slightly ridiculous levels, so I wouldn't guess the above person is actually orthodox or Jewish (I'm guessing most of the orthodoxy around today isn't on the internet for various reasons of "temptation")

[@cc.jsullivan]

Ayala Kelman Sorry if I offended you, I just don't see many orthodox jews out in other parts of the internet, probably because I (personally) am non-religious and don't restrict myself to a particular few subsets of content. Then again, there are probably some other parts of the internet I don't see, but as far as politics, economics, current events, and the like, it's very rare I see opinions from anyone who identifies as an orthodox jew. If I do, it's usually having to do with some instance of defamation or geopolitical issues in Jerusalem. Again, I'm very sorry if you took offense to my statement. But I really don't see orthodox jews in the wider community of the internet or even youtube.

[@hmmhm6620]

Rollyz me too!

[@chungusultimate]

Rollyz gay

[@Nunyabizn3ss]

What happens to the non kosher cuts of beef? Are they sold as non-kosher, does it become pet food?

[@NN-cq3vj]

So you had a steak then a cheese cake for dessert and that’s not kosher in your stomach?

[@Soothing432]

If you eat meat you need to wait 4/6 hours before eating dairy.

[@MaddieFishblob]

Not trying to be mean, I just don't understand the purpose of eating on this diet. 🤔 Why

[@val9847]

Maddie Fishblob It's thought of as clean.

[@gavinreid8351]

Order from sky god. Obey and follow.

[@mistersmith1883]

Its called ethics

[@sidrahnaushad7101]

Halal food and kosher food are similar to each other, but in halal food you can prepare the food with dairy products too

[@nokah6511]

I'm just curious. If being kosher means that you cant eat the back half of a cow, what would you use all that meat for? And it seems rather wastefull to only eat certain parts of an animal when there is plenty more. What is it about being kosher that is so important that they felt the need to write it down centuries ago?

[@harrywielen7759]

correct

[@honeydaisy2832]

They do not waste any parts of the animal it's just that they only eat a certain part of the meat

[@nokah6511]

Bbmaddie321 If thats true, then what do you do with all the meat that you didnt eat? You can't sell it if you live in a jewish comunity cuz everyones basicly kosher. Using it as compost seems wasteful aswell cuz why not use the manure from the cows instead of killing it and eating only half of it. If the tora or Talmud say you should only eat half the cow, shouldn't it also say what to do with the rest?

[@nokah6511]

Ayala Kelman Then where does it go? Can't you give me one solid answer? You can't seriously mean that every kosher family that ever existed in the world either sold what they couldn't eat or gave it to the poor. What would you do if you couldn't do either of those things. Is wasting the food then ok? Is there something im missing cuz at this moment im not seeing the logic here.

[@nokah6511]

Ayala Kelman Ok, thank you.

[@Odd067]

can someone tell me why kosher was important to Isak?

[@CartoonVideosAndMore-rp5ks]

Today I watched it in school and learn cosher food

[@PumkindPlaysGames]

Anyone here from Nelk?

[@Janioong]

Thank you. I was curious about what Kosher means and how it different than Halal. But it's kind of the same. It is judge by how they serve/cook it, what animal/vegetables that can be eaten, etc. Like example Chicken, in Islam chicken is halal but if they cut the Chicken using tazer and not properly cut it in the neck (also not saying Bismillah), it became haram and not halal. Cuz the way they cut the chicken.

[@Janioong]

But we don't have food mix order so we can eat cheeseburger :) (halal cheeseburger)

[@danielaribowo5968]

Aku bangga ada orang Indo yang mau sudi liat kayak ginian, thanks! Tapi ttp lebih ketat kosher daripada halal mbak: - Seafood haram dalam makanan kosher - seafood halal di Islam - bagian kepala & bagian tengah perut sampai ke belakang tubuh haram dalam makanan kosher - halal di Islam (sop buntut segala macam) - pisau dalam shchitah (penyembelihan) Yahudi mewajiblan pisau harus 2x lipat lebih panjang dari leher hewan yang hendak di sembelih - pencampuran dairy (susu) & daging haram di makanan kosher - halal di Islam Dan masih banyak lagi hal2 yg lebih strict di kosher daripada halal

[@psychedelicasian7485]

Weird flex but ok

[@chewgle3280]

Good information. This video has been shared on our website.

[@alphawolf5750]

Thanks for posting this video

[@aleemabegum5672]

I don’t really understand why you can’t eat cheese and meat together

[@shayarviv5052]

only jews forbidden to eat them and only jews know the deep meaning behind it gentiles shouldn't bother themselves about the meaning behind the Jewish laws that meant to Jewish only

[@pnut1578]

bats are not birds lol, but good video overall

[@dansable4169]

your an idiot

[@pnut1578]

+Armand Shahidi You're* the idiot, Bats are mammals

[@PR-i-GO]

you both are dumb as well as idiots.......:)

[@parisp721]

I know its not a bird but funny thing is that the Bible and the Torah clasifies it as a bird.

[@PR-i-GO]

According to Muslims, Quran described "BAT" as a miracle of God, as it is only one of its own kind of an example of both as mammal and bird, as for as I know.

[@jonathanhanson9977]

Bats are mammals...

[@ejh6015]

...and the Torah was written thousands of years ago.

[@ALPHAHXCORE]

so why is it rigth about anything then.

[@drakerandall1535]

Dom'sDominatingGaming geometry and scientific dietary matters are very different things. Check a 3000 year old scripture, I'm sure it says I'm right.

[@lilianab4756]

29 March 2020

[@penand_paper5112]

Glossed over a bit, from a Jew who has been doing it his whole life, but a great way to look at it. Also, Yemenite Jews have tradition on kosher grasshoppers which are mentioned in the Torah. 8/10

[@Soap1O]

+Penand_Paper I'm curious, all those rules and what can and can't be eaten strike me as products of time and place more than something spiritual. Most of those rules strike me as safety for easily spoiled food etc. Only healthy animals is a pretty obvious one or pigs are forbidden to be eaten since they go bad much quicker in the region where Judaism originated not to mention all the shell fish which is sometimes difficult to find out if it's bad. I mean it does kinda make sense don't you think? Especially in that time you had a hard time keeping people on track with such rules if you didn't enforce them with a religious aspect. Interestingly enough those kinda concept can be found in Islam as well, and Islam got big in the same type of climate so they share some of those things (like the pigs) unlike Christianity which got bigger in Europe in a colder climate in which food doesn't go bad so quickly. I don't want to bash you or anything just asking your opinion on it since you practice this kind of stuff.

[@penand_paper5112]

Look, in Judaism, we do not think the reason why we do a commandment is due to, say, "healthy" benefits, then spiritual. spiritual comes first. If what you say is true, then many kosher things wouldn't. for example, doves would not be kosher due to their easy permeation by heat. If so, why do we do this? Kosher is less like a diet for the body and more like a diet for the soul. When one learns to hold back their cravings, they learn to have restraint. That is why. Now some of the commandment we are given do not have clear explanations, but we still observe them as faithful as always.

[@Soap1O]

Penand_Paper I'm not sure if doves were on the radar at that time. Anyway that's not the point, I was just curious if you could see the connection between some religious rules and the location and time of their creation, from your point of view. Didn't mean to be rude. I ask Christians about their concept of Hell as well. Which interestingly exists in Christianity but not Judaism and if you look at the expansion map of Christianity it first got traction where paganism was practiced and in those area's there was a concept called Hel which was the idea of a fiery pit for the wicked and when a new religion comes to a new region often time local stuff gets incorporated.

[@penand_paper5112]

thats fine, i get it. the reason why i mentioned doves was that they were offered up in the Bait Hamikdash. also, hell in judaism is just shame knowing you could have served HASHEM, not really a fiery pit, and the hel of the germanic tribes was cold, not hot, mind you. :)

[@Soap1O]

Penand_Paper Interesting, thank you

[@FoxCitrus]

bats are birds now? whoa

[@guiguox]

I guess in the stupid bible book, 'flying creatures' were considered 'birds'. what would you expect from bronze age knowledge? It also look like shrimps are 'fish'. ;)

[@lucyrodriguez971]

I dont know if this offends anyone. I really want to eat Kosher because I want to follow how to eat good as i transition into Christianity. I want to know what is okay and not okay to eat as a daughter of God. I figured Kosher is very Holy and it is in the Torah. Is this okay to transition into this style of eating?? I really want to know.

[@melissafarrugia9531]

😊 just worry about offending the Creator and your gonna be fine 😊

[@jenniferbarnea3103]

can we mixed eggs and milk? or that would be no kosher at all?

[@raucousraptor]

+Jennifer Barnea Yes, you sure can, but the eggs in order to be kosher must not have any blood in them.

[@jenniferbarnea3103]

Ok, thank you for the answer.

[@hmmhm6620]

You can also eat fish with milk

[@g-music-2000]

if it's not meat with dairy - no problem

[@aririak7403]

Yes

[@fishinforfun64]

Mammalia (mammals) - Warm-blooded four-legged (or two-armed, two-legged) animals that breathe with lungs and birth live young. Aves (birds) - Warm-blooded, egg-laying animals characterized by two wings, two legs, and feathers. A Bat is not a bird nor would be a Flying Squirrel.

[@drakerandall1535]

Is bacteria kosher?

[@Wowimhungry9]

Only if you slaughter it properly.

[@deggie3154]

Yeah remove the blood and inside organs 🤣

[@GlobalMapperGuy]

Definetly Not

[@justincase4812]

A crafty method to corner a share of existing market is what I see here. Careful supervision? I don't believe that for a second. I would like to go on a tour of 'kosher' food producing facilities to see that actually happen.

[@staceyyildiz]

what about the reason for kosher salt? and kosher butter?

[@emilyb-ht8hr]

MuslimahLove i am not Jewish, however i believe it's just more pure and has a higher standard. not for sure, though.

[@vannox1156]

thanks for this video

[@GlitchySeries]

Nice website

[@bajaflow9692]

Who else is here from NELK?

[@evilgenius747]

How does kosher eater life span compare with the Japanese? What matters?

[@saristaa1]

On average, people who live a kosher lifestyle do not live as long as the Japanese.

[@user-ff6vp6su1v]

Kosher is much healthier lifestyle

[@reasonablechica]

Not eating meat and dairy together helps extend the supply of more costly food items. Hamburger is nearly 4 USD a pound, and that's some of the cheapest beef you can get. Cheese and milk is going the same way.

[@infiniteoctopaw]

You can eat Hamburger without cheese. Heck, you can even order a cheese burger without cheese.

[@cubalibreball3809]

But wait, it says “don’t boil the kid in its mother’s milk” so why can’t I have butter on my mash potatoes with a side of Turkey? It’s not beef so what’s the problem? This has confused me.

[@divactionzov5305]

kosher and halal same think, they have a rules before eating the foods

[@PinkRoseRosales]

OMG ! no cheese burger , sad

[@itaybs9914]

as a jewish belive me its not hard at all

[@Maayan2007]

I hate cheese burger

[@mariangodinho4060]

You can use vegan cheese with burger/vegan burger

[@dannysmith785]

I agree meat and cheese/milk together would obviously make a deity angry

[@pm5206]

Danny Smith It does not. Nowhere does Torah prohibit mixing dairy and meat. That is rabbinic nonsense. Eating unclean animals have been scientifically studied and it agrees with the Torah. So that means the Scriptures is correct and you are not smart for denying the Creator.

[@jcupgif]

lol can i eat a chez burger

[@benjaminbyrnison4882]

Pm פיטרוש מיכאל I think it’s based off the commandment Exodus 23:19 “You shall not boil a goat in its mother’s milk”

[@pm5206]

Vårt Liv Torah of Mosheh is for Yashar’el (Israel). Which is anyone in covenant y Yahusha. It does not state that you cannot mix milk and meat (clean). Deut. 4:2, 12:32.

[@pm5206]

Vårt Liv Ok, sorry. I have had people do this to me before and they just wanted to argue. Forgive me.

[@davidmaciasisaza]

Grasshoppers are counted as kosher by the Torah and also ants and other insects. Please check it out so people don't be misinformed.

[@earthwaterairspiritfireleb5482]

Asherah Moral: God: Baruch HaShem! Nothing like eating on Yom Kippur (after a short fast meditating on the illusion of food, the illusion of the necessity of daily eating, the vanity of taste and finally succumbing to it in zen) to make you both appreciate great art (embracing the senses instead of shunning them) and also to remember to enjoy being in a place Where you arent being forced to live by a script or worship a personality but truly just be you... at One means eating and not eating is one. the food will never run out.. you are not in a limited situation.. *kosher* God (mystical) The meditations makes you realize its not food its spiritual energy and it never dies, this sacred appreciation is what elevated us from farm culture and the harnessing of animals (the inner animal self) to dream culture.. letting it all be free allows it to all be abundant and all problems correct themselves.. EVERYTHING IS GOD! Let go of the idea that you know where the food came from, realize your own inner power.. it comes from your dream! Not because you farmed it yourself too logical.. it just comes from your thoughts.. and thats why its infinite. If we think we know where everyone comes from we put them in boxes and miss their truth... if we let stories arise in the now rather than all historical.. we let our heart create what it really needs not just the same problems. There is no farmer there is only a grocery store and God - kabbalah When you eat on Yom Kippur you are saying unlike my ancestors I WILL NEVER LACK IN MY LIFE, I WILL ONLY HAVE A ARTISTIC CHOICE BETWEEN BASIC AND LUXURY

[@nitahicks6936]

Interesting x

[@tommalfoy8539]

Some of those characteristics are similar to halal foods too.

[@carolinespence15]

Alot of rules. What was the reason behind them?

[@user-ff6vp6su1v]

IMO, it's for all Jesus followers, not just Jews.. the reasons are health and clean

[@holydoggo4822]

1:16 Healty

[@mr19zee]

So it's Halal with extra steps

[@SuperGreatSphinx]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Halal

[@mrchupychop]

hi there , ı kindly ask for your permission to translate this video into Turkish in order to use for educational purpose.

[@ChefRafi]

Can you help me with Turkish? I need a few sentences translated into Turkish here: iloko.tripod.com/chefrafi/Turkish.html

[@mrchupychop]

+Kid Chef yes i can help you. will reply on monday

[@ChefRafi]

+Yusuf Pitelon you're wonderful. Thanks so much! It will be fun!

[@Yuval012]

you thought that was hard? vegetables and fruits even have more rules.

[@wik1613]

Anyone from NELK

[@Sarin-xl2ok]

locusts,grasshoppers,crickets etc are allowed to eat as per the law. So why did you say insects are not kosher?

[@OJ3462]

Something that is kosher was to separate Jews from the surrounding nations. That is all

[@melissafarrugia9531]

Not true. When visitor's dine for passover with Yahs people they are to eat the same.

[@lordwinterdawn111]

Fun facts: Being kosher isn't rabbinical. The torah is the first five books in the bible. The rules of being Kosher still apply to you even if your Christian or Messianic. Think about this. The rules of kosher are God's(Yahweh) way of saying that these rules will help you keep your body healthy. There is nothing magical about being kosher. From what I understand, its a way of keeping your body as healthy as possible so you can live a good life. Never follow rabbinical books and crap. I only follow the bible. The written book that was inspired by Yahweh.

[@aaronsaunders6974]

So what do jews substitute 4 cheeseburger

[@MyPlantsAgainstTheWorld]

hey guys, I'm a Muslim, I barely know anything about Judaism. after watching this video I've seen many comment that duck isn't kosher. Can anyone explain why? this video didn't explain why certain types of birds are kosher and some aren't, so I'd really like to know..

[@DutchGabbers]

+My Heaven of Books It IS explained in this video.. You CAN eat duck according to this video because it is not a scavenger birds.. Meat eaters in particular would also be included in the not-kosher list because those are scavenger birds.. A duck is not a scavenger bird because it does not eat meat.. But something in this video disturbs me about kosher meat is that animals must have suffered as little as possible and yet it must also be healthy upon death.. Does that mean the animal has to be killed without pre-stunning of the animal? That would be horrible and very painful for the animal!

[@emma6366]

its similar to Islam when it comes to eating pigs

[@HBMHD]

Most animals can be eaten; the fact that you have to balance your meals with a proper diet doesn't mean that you can't eat duck. People these days---

[@sumanthv2795]

thank you

[@GreenKangaroo48]

My teacher sure likes Content farms

[@QPrince2024]

Why is back part of cow not kosher? 🐄

[@georgezee5173]

1:01 That's not a swordfish; that's actually the silhouette of a narwhal, a mammal.

[@djame2517]

I didn't realize bats were birds until you said so 0:48.

[@stefanosalvati1867]

this is not all true I am jewish and there are a lot of differences

[@kronossonork6994]

אבר מן החי דכתיב (בראשית ט, ד) אך בשר בנפשו דמו לא תאכלו ואידך ההוא למישרי שרצים הוא דאתא The prohibition against eating a limb from a living animal is stated in the Torah, as it is written: “Flesh that once had life and blood, you shall not eat” (Genesis 9:4), i.e., it is prohibited to eat flesh. Over the generations, the message has altered and become corrupted and laws are broken, but one must interpret the message in its purest form.

[@swapnachristo804]

How can we mix milk with meat. Milk will ferment easily.

[@ottopartz1]

So could I use vegan cheese to have a kosher cheeseburger?

[@noamyamin8014]

I'm from Israel and I'm jwish

[@JohnDoe-kz4gy]

Wait why aren't swordfish kosher?

[@shayarviv5052]

they don't have scales or they are scavengers fish in the Jewish Torah we can only eat gentle animals that not get under the criteria of predator and scavenger so I guess swordfish is one of them

[@ironmantis25]

Why is God so concerned about your dietary habit?

[@zbpauley]

Because he loves his people and wants them to eat good

[@pm5206]

***** No. How else can the earth be cleaned when animals die? That is why we have carnivores that are scavengers and eat dead animals so the earth is clean. In the new earth or new age to come, there will be no death so that will cease. We are in a fallen world because of man's sin.

[@drakerandall1535]

He has to put up with our shit.

[@dannysmith785]

If i was a god, watching people eat meat and cheese together would really piss me off. I mean big time.

[@val9847]

Danny Smith Lol

[@hmmhm6620]

Even doctors are saying that meat and cheese together are not healthy

[@saristaa1]

@@hmmhm6620 *No rational doctor or nutritionist has ever said eating meat and dairy together is unhealthy. It has never happened. Stop lying and tell the truth!*

[@michaelmoore4043]

Yea

[@megatron8561]

@@saristaa1 its definitely unhealthy

[@StoriaGaming]

POV: You're here after watching "Orange Is the New Black"

[@changeamlas7674]

Hmmm I noticed that most meats that are high in zinc are not kosher, like beef, pork, and many shellfish.

[@shayarviv5052]

beef is kosher! pork and shelfish aren't

[@zahmad2248]

so Kosher are similar like 'Halal' in Islam?

[@maximme]

is first half of cattle kosher while the second half is NOT KOSHER ? That's your diagram shows

[@mmlloohh]

so as muslim our halal is less complicated compared to kosher

[@AuroraVerseMusic]

are bacteria comes under kosher?

[@Predator000099]

so scavenger fish are not cosher, but scavenger birds are. predator bids arent cosher but predator fish are. Thats what i learned from this. The head of a cow is cosher but not the hind legs.

[@xxcookiecookiexx3951]

For years I thought Kosher was the Jewish version of halal o.o but I guess I was wrong! Lol

[@yazanodeh8002]

It is - there are very few minor differences. The only major one is the milk and meat mixing - this has no effect in Islam.

[@SouthOfHeaven97]

Yazan Odeh and alcohol of course. unless its not the halal laws that forbid it?

[@yazanodeh8002]

SouthOfHeaven97 yeah of course

[@Mybwain]

So kosher means throwing the back end of an animal away?

[@janargallon4005]

Now it's clear. A BAT is a BIRB.

[@RealmKeepa]

Here from NELK lmao

[@bibiana761]

why during the pescah dont eat vanilla?