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something I've always wondered: does the kosher restriction on meat with dairy extend out to poultry, or is that just a beef thing? -- nm

Posted by Reagen Oct 11 '13, 16:26

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Yes. -- nm - Andie Oct 11, 16:33
Apparently, yes. - Ender Oct 11, 16:32 4
- Didn't know that. Thought I'd had cream of chicken soup at a jewish deli. -- nm - the liioulu with Oct 11, 16:36 2
  - You might have. If it was a deli they probably had no real dairy on site., but they can use other - Andie Oct 11, 16:52 1
    - Possible. Wheat instead of cream gets a creamy effect. -- nm - the liioulu with Oct 11, 16:54
- Alternatively, it depends (but I wouldn't risk serving it to a Jewish guest) -- (link) - Roger More Oct 11, 16:36
It applies to shellfish. I know this because my kosher friends won't eat squid ink ice cream. -- nm - spellbinding thriller Oct 11, 16:32 3
- No, that's the shellfish prohibition, not the milk thing. -- nm - the liioulu with Oct 11, 16:33 2
  - Well then. My conversion is a bust. -- nm - spellbinding thriller Oct 11, 16:39 1
    - And after you ate all those lox and cream cheese bagels. -- nm - Roger More Oct 11, 16:43
I think it doesn't, but I'm not sure. -- nm - the liioulu with Oct 11, 16:28

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