Why do Jews need Food Processor Instructions?

monster · 12-20-2011, 07:48 PM

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Originally Posted by jimhelm

only if you drink milk with it

I wouldn't drink milk for any price -even one offered by whippy-boy.....

The recipe contains egg. Eggs are not dairy (imo) but they are found in the dairy aisle -even in our local Jewish store- so do they count as dairy for kosher purposes?

12-22-2011, 02:59 AM

The recipe contains egg. Eggs are not dairy (imo) but they are found in the dairy aisle -even in our local Jewish store- so do they count as dairy for kosher purposes?[/quote]

Technically, and besides 'watched'. Kosher should be defined by technicality, eggs are considered parev, or neither milk or meat. However if they are stored on the same shelves as milk they sort of get polluted with milk vibes and shouldn't be eaten with meat. This rule is for the extra extra careful.

12-22-2011, 02:59 AM	#2
bard3579 Guest Posts: n/a	Meat, milk, and in-between, oh vey! The recipe contains egg. Eggs are not dairy (imo) but they are found in the dairy aisle -even in our local Jewish store- so do they count as dairy for kosher purposes?[/quote] Technically, and besides 'watched'. Kosher should be defined by technicality, eggs are considered parev, or neither milk or meat. However if they are stored on the same shelves as milk they sort of get polluted with milk vibes and shouldn't be eaten with meat. This rule is for the extra extra careful.

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