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kosher-style

kosher-style adjective: of foods: associated with Jewish cuisine, and typically not including forbidden meat (such as pork) nor combining meat and dairy, but not necessarily prepared in a kosher manner.

Adjective

kosher-style (not comparable)

  1. Of foods: associated with Jewish cuisine, and typically not including forbidden meat (such as pork) nor combining meat and dairy, but not necessarily prepared in a kosher manner.

Questions about kosher-style

What does kosher-style mean?
Kosher-style means of foods: associated with Jewish cuisine, and typically not including forbidden meat (such as pork) nor combining meat and dairy, but not necessarily prepared in a kosher manner.
What part of speech is kosher-style?
Kosher-style is an adjective.

Words near kosher-style in the dictionary

  1. kosher pickles
  2. kosher salt
  3. kosher salts
  4. kosher tax
  5. kosher taxes
  6. kosher-style
  7. koshered
  8. kosheri
  9. koshering
  10. koshering salt
  11. kosherize

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