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GCSE Religious Studies · key term
Food containing neither meat nor dairy, which may be eaten with either when it otherwise meets kosher requirements.
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Paper 1
Revise: Dietary LawsParev foods contain neither meat nor dairy. Fruit, vegetables and plain rice are examples and can accompany either kind of meal. Preparation still matters: adding butter makes a dish dairy, while cooking it with meat makes it a meat dish.
Paper 3
Food containing neither meat nor dairy. Suitable kosher parev foods can be eaten with either a meat meal or a dairy meal.
Distinguish parev from kosher: having no meat or dairy does not, by itself, guarantee that food meets every kosher requirement.
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Parev foods contain neither meat nor dairy. Fruit and vegetables are examples. Provided they otherwise meet kosher requirements, parev foods can accompany either kind of meal.