Re: Science News Article-Milk Products in Meat

[Guest guest]

If you live in an area where there are kosher foods available, you could buy

kosher meat - it is definately

going to be free of any milk products as the complete separation of milk and

meat is a cornerstone of the Jewish dietary laws. Contact the nearest

Conservative or Orthodox synagogue to see where you can obtain kosher meat in

your area. Often there are kosher food co-ops through which you can buy, if you

don't have a kosher market in the area. It isn't cheap, but is guaranteed to be

free of milk!

Myra M.

A lot of processed meats have

milk-derived ingredients.

[Guest guest]

Thank you very much. I even knew that about kosher meats, but I

completely forgot to use my brain. I did a search on the science

news website but they didn't have the article posted or any reference

to it yet. It may be too early because they want people to read the

magazine instead of just looking it up on the net. I will keep

checking back there to see if they post it.

A friend of mine with a lot of land offered to let me buy a calf and

she would let it graze on her land for free. I would just have to

buy it hay and pay for it to be turned into food when it was big. I

didn't do it this year because I just don't have the extra money to

go buy a cow and I can't find anyone willing to sell me one for 3

magic beans. However, that may be an option for some of you if you

have friends, family, or nice farmers in your area. Also don't

forget to check for Amish and Quaker communities in your area. Many

of them raise high-quality stuff and are willing to sell some to the

public. My dad makes his own sausage and stuff from animals that the

Amish raise.

> If you live in an area where there are kosher foods available, you

could buy kosher meat - it is definately

> going to be free of any milk products as the complete separation of

milk and meat is a cornerstone of the Jewish dietary laws. Contact

the nearest Conservative or Orthodox synagogue to see where you can

obtain kosher meat in your area. Often there are kosher food co-ops

through which you can buy, if you don't have a kosher market in the

area. It isn't cheap, but is guaranteed to be free of milk!

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>

> Myra M.

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> A lot of processed meats have

> milk-derived ingredients.