What is kosher meat?

What is kosher meat?

Kosher meat refers to meat that adheres to the dietary laws of Kashrut, which are the Jewish dietary laws. These laws dictate how certain animals are slaughtered, processed, and prepared, making the meat permissible for consumption by observant Jews.

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