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To: Amy J who wrote (228025)	4/6/2005 1:09:25 PM
From: longnshort	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1575941

You can't beat a milk shake and a burger

To: Amy J who wrote (228025)	4/6/2005 1:28:49 PM
From: Taro	Respond to of 1575941

Amy, to be honest I don't believe that kosher k or u guarantees much except for a solid source of income to the organizations running that scheme... Having said that I agree that drinking milk with meat is not a good thing having found out myself as a kid already. But I don't eat much meat anyway. Fish is my big thing. Fish, other seafood and red wine or water all make me feel good and thus I never get heart burn problems. Taro

To: Amy J who wrote (228025)	4/6/2005 5:33:18 PM
From: SilentZ	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1575941

>Does Kosher guarantee no artificial flavors and is it basically organic? Nope. Not at all. >One Kosher thing that I do follow is not to drink milk with meat, I don't think it's especially healthy to combine the two. Sometimes religious food rules are grounded in good medical reasons. Not this one. It was founded on the commandment not to boil a baby goat in its mother's milk. Apparently, doing so was a pagan initiation ritual in those days in the Middle East. -Z