Some Jews will avoid eating out at dinner parties, non-kosher restaurants and cafes ... as all of these foods are parev.

The Kosher diet is based on the traditional Jewish law and expects those following it to abide by their strict dietary ...

Commack Kosher had claimed that the law discriminates against non-Orthodox Jews and their kosher food establishments, The New York Jewish Week reported. The lawsuit was filed after a state ...

The Hebrew word, kashrut, meaning “pure,” “fit,” or “suitable,” refers to foods that meet the Jewish dietary laws which dictate how animals are to be fed, killed, prepared, processed, served, and ...