Do you follow the laws of kashruth? |
Yes, strictly |
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Yes, loosely |
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No, but I don't eat pork |
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No, bring on the pork chops! xP |
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Posted: Mon Mar 14, 2005 3:40 am
Mankov Keeping kosher's pretty easy if you're a vegetarian. (I'm a vegetarian) LOL xd
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Posted: Mon Mar 14, 2005 10:30 am
Silverah I follow Kosher pretty strictly, though I'm bad with the six hour rule.... redface I'll eat at non-kosher places outside my house, but no meat.... Just fish and veggies. six hours is really really make it worse. only the really religion ppl wait six hours. im netional religion and i wait three hours.
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Posted: Thu Mar 17, 2005 8:30 am
dmx zv [I'm going to do us all the favour and keep the page un-stretched, sorry]e555555555555555555555555 hgxdssrttttttZZzzzmjxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx<--- my cat walked on the keyboard lol let her say somethign to you guys ^.^ i love meh kitty she is a wittle baby only like 6 months old her name is grace after the character from will and grace the t.v show grace is jewish ^.^ so i wanted my kitty to have as jewish of a name and i coudl get away with with my parents lol
i try to eat kosher, it never last's very long
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Posted: Thu Mar 17, 2005 11:19 am
when my hamster walk on the keyboard nothing happen xp
in Israel it's not really hard to save on kashrut 3nodding
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Posted: Mon Mar 21, 2005 6:31 pm
I'm pretty strict, I'm reform so I draw the line at seperate fridges and the six hour rule, but other than that I'm good
Ohhh its gonna be hard to eat kosher at basic in a year.... whee
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Posted: Mon Apr 04, 2005 6:18 pm
Silverah Mankov Keeping kosher's pretty easy if you're a vegetarian. (I'm a vegetarian) LOL xd Hahaha.... I'm a vegetarian, too. However, there's some food that you have to watch out for. Skittles, which aren't meat, aren't Kosher. There is some debate as to whether Pepero is Kosher (Pepero is the cheaper, Korean alternative to Pocky.). I always check ingredient labels first. Some cheese isn't Kosher. Some cookies aren't Kosher. Most marshmallows aren't Kosher. It's not that easy to keep strictly Kosher if you like junk food. sweatdrop Like me. sweatdrop I manage, though. I've memorized some foods, so it's a bit easier.
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Posted: Mon Apr 04, 2005 6:23 pm
Yhoshua I'm pretty strict, I'm reform so I draw the line at seperate fridges and the six hour rule, but other than that I'm good Ohhh its gonna be hard to eat kosher at basic in a year.... whee You're enlisting? =O Which branch?
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Posted: Mon Apr 04, 2005 6:32 pm
kuroineko13 Silverah Mankov Keeping kosher's pretty easy if you're a vegetarian. (I'm a vegetarian) LOL xd Hahaha.... I'm a vegetarian, too. However, there's some food that you have to watch out for. Skittles, which aren't meat, aren't Kosher. There is some debate as to whether Pepero is Kosher (Pepero is the cheaper, Korean alternative to Pocky.). I always check ingredient labels first. Some cheese isn't Kosher. Some cookies aren't Kosher. Most marshmallows aren't Kosher. It's not that easy to keep strictly Kosher if you like junk food. sweatdrop Like me. sweatdrop I manage, though. I've memorized some foods, so it's a bit easier. My family had the Skittles problem once... We forgot to check the label and all started eatting a package, then my dad noticed the gelatin in the ingredients list. I haven't eaten a Skittle since. Oreos didn't have a hekshur for a long time either, that sucked. Now they do, so my mom buys us Oreos sometimes. Right now is Kosher marshmallow season- they're easier to find around Pesach than any other time of year. Kosher marshmallow fluff is generally always available at your local kosher place.
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Posted: Mon Apr 04, 2005 6:55 pm
kuroineko13 Skittles, which aren't meat, aren't Kosher. There is some debate as to whether Pepero is Kosher (Pepero is the cheaper, Korean alternative to Pocky.). I always check ingredient labels first. Some cheese isn't Kosher. Some cookies aren't Kosher. Most marshmallows aren't Kosher. And Jello, and some yogurts... gelatin  is a b***h, man!
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Posted: Fri May 13, 2005 10:34 pm
Normally i eat kosher at home. but when im out i try to eat something that i know is kosher or couldnt in any way be non kosher. ive never eaten non kosher meat nor ever will. occationally i misread a label. i do not mix meat and dairy in the same meal but are leaniant about waiting 6 hours. i usually wait 2-3 hours
*slaps* BAD BAD RIVKAH BAD BAD scream
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Posted: Sat May 14, 2005 11:04 am
gah -.- marshmellows are kosher.. there went my matzah s'more idea out the window :'(
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Posted: Sat May 14, 2005 2:11 pm
YvetteEmilieDupont gah -.- marshmellows are kosher.. there went my matzah s'more idea out the window :'( There are kosher marshmellows, they're just harder to find. But if you're willing to use fluff, it's pretty available. Koshermart, baby! Also- did you change your hair, or am I just nuts?
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Posted: Sat May 14, 2005 2:15 pm
no i changed my hair you like??
ok so there are kosher marshmellows.. i need a koshermart around me crying it was hard to find matzah in omaha
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Posted: Sun May 15, 2005 5:25 am
YvetteEmilieDupont no i changed my hair you like?? ok so there are kosher marshmellows.. i need a koshermart around me crying it was hard to find matzah in omaha I know some Jews who are moving to Omaha next year! The dad's in the airforce and stuff. But yea... I don't know where you would find a kosher grocery store. We have a few near me, but you have to go up to Maryland. They're not in Northern VA.
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Posted: Sun May 15, 2005 8:03 am
The coolest thing ever was the kosher super market up near Albany. Yes. Super market whee I've never seen such a huge concentration of kosher goodies. And, of course, the deli was superb.
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