She could even eat food that wasn't kosher.
Many Jews who ignore other kosher rules will not eat pork for cultural and historical reasons.
In fact you're keeping kosher, you're keeping the law is an expression of your faith in God.
Shaved paper-thin, fried in vegetable oil, and then sprinkled with kosher salt, "they're light, airy, and crisp, like a chip, " says one server. "Only one person has ever not liked them."
The glues on Israeli postage stamps is certified kosher.
Whenever you make a deal， check first to make sure that the money you receive is kosher.
On the second day, 67 senators and 286 members of the House joined the 10,000 at the gala dinner—perhaps the biggest kosher nosh in history.
The kosher wine has ripe plum flavors and a spicy finish.
By early December 1949, Hanff is suddenly worried that the six-pound ham she's sent off to augment British rations will arrive in a kosher office.
Photo: Yaniv Madar, head of the Seder Olam kosher website, which helps people find kosher food options.
The idea that somehow you don't have faith in God because you keep kosher is ridiculous to a lot of Jews.
Paul's answer,what was Paul's answer to people in Galatians who wanted to add on circumcision and kosher?
"If I could get kosher for Passover flour, I would use it," he said.
I think there is reason to suspect that things have been done that may not be kosher.
All their food is strictly kosher.
Many are not kosher.
