#Non Halal

[everythingweeat]

Salad with smoked salmon, fried dark chicken, ribeye pork fillet

Three Plates Full @ SS15

[annawong5]

Yogya Culinary Trip with NZ Girls # Yogyakarta ~ Indonesia

Today, I went to Yogyakarta to hangout with NZ girls and we plan to try some culinary in Yogyakarta. For breakfast, we eat Rawon on the way to Yogyakarta. We try an Korean Restaurant near Gejayan Bun Ju. At first, we decided to hangout here, but one of our friends can’t make it ontime because still have so many things to do. So three of us will eat first. And because it’s still early, I only…

[discoscoob]

I don’t hook up often. To be honest, I’m actually pretty inexperienced but one time I had been on a night out and afterwards I was sitting on a wall outside a pizza joint, stuffing my face with a pepperoni pizza when this old man started talking to me and I wasn’t the slightest bit interested in the conversation. He was giving me the creeps so seeking a way out of the conversation I turned to the guy on the other side of me, he was sitting with his pizza minding his own business and I asked him “what type of pizza did you order?” and a conversation was sparked from that and the old guy finally left me alone. Then the other guy ended up taking me back to his place but he was muslim and the whole next time I was genuinely worried because I had just ate an entire pepperoni pizza and I kept thinking my kisses weren’t halal 😭

[puphoods]

its really heartless to say "oh well muslims can break halal if its for their health/in dire circumstances/etc." as if its a nothing decision/situation you have no soul. you will not see heaven

[harimabiff1492]

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OH, C'MON!

of these foods that I consider classic, cliche autism "safe" foods, which one do you not like?

[kazifatagar]

Kelantan now states non-Muslim outlets not serving Muslims won't need halal certs

Kelantan State Committee chairman Hilmi Abdullah clarified that halal certification (SPHM) is mandatory only for businesses serving Muslim customers, not for outlets catering exclusively to non-Muslims. His statement followed criticism over a policy requiring non-Muslim businesses to obtain SPHM if serving Muslims. Hilmi explained that the policy ensures compliance with local laws and promotes…

[everythingweeat]

Hainanese pork chop @ Brew House, Sunway Velocity

I skipped the fries for more coleslaw. The tomato sauce was too much imho. Taste was not to their usual standards.

[this-is-my-main-i-follow-from]

non pork cures

Violino di capra

Grisons

Bunderfleisch

Bresaola

Chilean Charqui

SA Biltong

[sl33py-g4m3r]

Why’s some vegetarian stuff expensive?? Tho I can find ‘one’ type of vegetarian ramen at Walmart; being the ‘soon ningshim vegetarian ramyun’ everything else I have to buy (at Walmart but still) online… and it’s way more expensive than the regular ramen that has meat base in it, cause top ramen is so cheap unless you’re getting the pork, roast chicken, or roast beef flavour…

Speaking of top ramen they supposedly have 2 flavours of vegetarian ramen; being the chili, and the soy sauce flavour, cause Maruchan has meat base in it??? But I can’t find those flavours anywhere around me at all. A store near me used to sell them but doesn’t anymore and haven’t for years. They also have quick cooking cups of vegetarian ramen but those are very hard to find and no where around me sells them at all …

Or like the chili from Hormel, or chili man, is a bit more expensive I think than the meat ones; unless you’re getting the extra spicy or the extra chunky meat one…

Veggie dogs and other meat substitutes are expensive too. Wanted to get some veggie dogs to put in macaroni and cheese cause nostalgic, but they were $5 for 12(?) Idr. And Loma Linda stuff; which is a whole thing of vegetarian and vegan meat substitutes is expensive, as well as any of the gardein stuff.

But then you have these people too that worry about highly processed foods saying that it’s bad…

I ended up just getting various things of tofu cause they seemed like the more sensible and cheaper buy. And they actually had some super firm tofu in a sort of vacuum packed bag. Hope that’s good.

So i guess the only thing I can hope for is for commodities to give stuff like seitan and other meat substitutes away to the poor instead of getting it from the store itself. Or finding stuff at a discount overstock store like the Amish one a town over, selling overstock for cheap.

Glad non dairy milks aren’t that expensive. I can get quite a few at the dollar tree for $1.25 each for 4 servings. But then again I think that breaks down in price so that I can get the same amount anywhere for roughly the same price….

Why is everything expensive???

Like maybe I’m just bad at figuring stuff out or stuff is just really expensive ~~~

I mean I could pay for stuff cause I get too much money to get in food stamps so I should be covered. But I’m so annoyed that specialty stuff is expensive.

Not just vegetarian/vegan stuff either. I’d imagine anything labelled is more expensive than its non labeled counterpart. Like halal/kosher/organic stuff or non gmo stuff, or gluten free stuff… anything that pertains to the non standard diet ……

*internal screaming*

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[doberbutts]

I don't really go here because I am neither Jewish nor do I keep kosher but also. I think it shouldn't matter if a rabbi needs to bless it or not, either. Like I get what you're saying I just think gentiles should probably chill regardless of whether it's true.

"Oh no someone with a belief system and culture different from my own may have prayed for my good health and nourishment to come from this food and thanked their god/the life the food came from" And??? I can't imagine genuinely believing that and not having the reaction of "oh that's very nice of them to show gratitude to the sacrifice of life and wish me well :)" Like in what would is that a bad thing?

i NEED goyim to stop insisting to me that for a food to be kosher “a rabbi needs to bless it”. if you really dont believe me, a jew who keeps kosher, you can find your answers about exactly how food get kosher certification with just a google search

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