Dis-moi ce que tu manges,
et je dirai ce que tu es [French]
Tell me what you eat,
and I will tell you what you are
- Brillat-Savarin
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
The Kosher group has a very defined purpose - more than most of the other groups.
The term Kosher means that the product is acceptable according to Jewish law. Thus, items that are not edible could be kosher. A Torah scroll could be kosher, for example. That would mean that it meets all of the Jewish requirements for use in a synagogue. In correct Hebrew, the term would be "KahSHERR" with a stress on the end of the word.
Our Kosher group relates only to Kosher foods. In the example given above, our Leining forum deals with issues relating to a Kosher Torah.
Certain foods have different Kashrut requirements in Israel. Those issues are discussed on the Shmitta forum.
For the purposes of our discussions on the Kosher forum, any Kashrut certifying body will be acceptable, with certain limitations, as stated in our Kosher group Guidelines.
Find out more about the Kosher forum
Subscribe to the Kosher forum
Find out about guidelines that apply to our Jewish groups
Find out more about other Jewish and Hebrew groups
Third Son will help you decide which Jewish group to join
Are you required to read this webpage for a course? Do NOT print out the article. It is copyrighted.
Your exercise for this article is as follows:
Copyright © David Grossman. World rights reserved. This article may not be printed, forwarded, reproduced, or copied in any way or in any medium without written permission from David Grossman.
