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KOSHER KRIOLLO STYLE BEFORE POLLOS AL CARB\u00d3N THE ORIGINAL IS NOT KOSHER.<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\r\nKosher style foods are not strictly kosher<\/strong>, but beyond that the meaning is ambiguous. It is a stylistic designation rather than one based on the laws of kashrut.<\/p>\r\n As the name implies, kosher style food is food that does not achieve the same standard as strictly kosher food, but beyond that the meaning is ambiguous. When some people use the term, they mean foods traditionally eaten by Jews (usually Jews of Eastern European extraction) \u2014 bagels with lox, chicken noodle soup, deli sandwiches, etc. \u2014 but made without strictly kosher ingredients.<\/p>\r\n Others understand \u201ckosher style\u201d to mean that the food contains only ingredients that in theory could be kosher but have not in fact been certified kosher. For example, under this definition, a chicken noodle soup made with a chicken that did not come from a kosher slaughterer but that did not contain any dairy ingredients (since kashrut forbids the mixing of dairy with meat) would be considered a \u201ckosher style\u201d dish. In this case, the term applies equally to foods that are not traditional Jewish foods, like General Tsao\u2019s chicken, that contain only ingredients that could theoretically be certified kosher.<\/p>\r\n According to either of these definitions, a cheeseburger would not be considered a kosher style food because no matter how strictly kosher the burger or the cheese, the two cannot be combined in a strictly kosher meal. Though here, too, there are exceptions. Some interpret the term \u201ckosher style\u201d to mean that only shellfish and pork are not present in the food, but meat and dairy may be mixed. And others will say that \u201ckosher style\u201d means food that Jews like to eat, even with the most taboo ingredients included (for instance, hotdogs made with pork).<\/p>\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n Global Kosher strongly recommends that you always ensure your own kosher standards are met. Don’t hesitate to call the company’s customer service and ask for a valid kosher certificate.<\/p>\r\nWhat is Kosher Style?<\/h3>\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n
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