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GCSE Religious Studies · key term
The Jewish dietary laws governing which foods may be eaten and how food is prepared and consumed.
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Paper 1
Revise: Dietary LawsKashrut is the system of Jewish dietary laws. It governs which foods may be eaten, how they are prepared and which foods may be combined. Food that meets these requirements is kosher, meaning fit or acceptable according to Jewish law.
Paper 3
The Jewish dietary laws governing which foods may be eaten and how they must be prepared.
Revise: Dietary Laws and Keeping Kosher in BritainKashrut is the Jewish system of dietary laws. Food that meets these laws is kosher, meaning fit or proper; forbidden food is treyfah, also called treif or treyf.
Avoid saying that all Reform or Liberal Jews reject kashrut. Explain the diversity of choices and reasons within these communities.
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