Jews--Dietary laws
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Names and connections
Dietary laws, Jewish; Kashruth, Laws of
- Broader: Diet
- Broader: Food--Religious aspects--Judaism
- Broader: Jewish law
- Broader: Nutrition--Religious aspects--Judaism
- Narrower: Gelatin (Jewish law)
- Narrower: Kashering of meat
- Narrower: Kashering of utensils
- Narrower: Kitniyyot (Jewish law)
- Narrower: Kosher restaurants
- Narrower: Meat inspection (Jewish law)
- Narrower: Milk and meat (Jewish law)
- Narrower: Mixture of permitted and forbidden foods (Jewish law)
- Narrower: Plant inspection (Jewish law)
- Narrower: Shehitah
- Narrower: Wine and wine making (Judaism)
- Narrower: Yashan (Jewish law)
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