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- noun Alternative spelling of
kashrut .
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Examples
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Later, when he became the Rav of the kehillah and got involved in rabbinical issues such as kashrus and the like, he never abandoned his beloved yeshivah and its talmidim, but merely took on the additional role and mantle of a Rav, while remaining a full-fl edged Rosh Yeshivah.
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The halachic tradition defines the term "kashrus" as relating to the ritual suitability of food.
YESHIVA WORLD NEWS 2008
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Until the meat is properly salted, it must be thoroughly rinsed, under supervision of a kashrus agency, every 72 hours.
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Until the meat is properly salted, it must be thoroughly rinsed, under supervision of a kashrus agency, every 72 hours.
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Instead of people working together to improve kashrus, everybody tries to get business away from the other one.
Rabbi Jason Miller: Ending Kosher Nostra: How To Bring Sanity To The Kosher Industry Rabbi Jason Miller 2010
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Instead of people working together to improve kashrus, everybody tries to get business away from the other one.
Rabbi Jason Miller: Ending Kosher Nostra: How To Bring Sanity To The Kosher Industry Rabbi Jason Miller 2010
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I would say 100% would be able — not unable — to do all of the above, and to tell you basic laws of kashrus (finer points are often learned after conversion), basics of Shabbos observance (ditto), the names of and reasons for major holy days and the the holy day is Biblical (Pesach, Shavuous, Sukkos, Rosh Hashannah, Yom Kippur) or Rabbinic (Purim, Chanukah), and a good deal more.
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If only because there is no mass amount of Jews who are shomer kashrus that attend public school.
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When teachers at Jewish schools discuss the laws of kashrus, they almost always say that a kosher animal must have split hooves and chew its cud.
Manimal Kylopod 2008
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When teachers at Jewish schools discuss the laws of kashrus, they almost always say that a kosher animal must have split hooves and chew its cud.
Archive 2008-05-01 Kylopod 2008
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