- however, is
deemed treif (/treɪf/ in English, Yiddish: טרײף), also
spelled treyf (Yiddish: טריף). In case of
objects the
opposite of
kosher is pasúl (/pəˈsul/...
-
Treyf (Yiddish: טרייף) is a
politically left-wing
Jewish podcast hosted by Sam Bick and
David Zinman.
According to
their website, "
Treyf is an anarchist...
-
religious or
dietary reasons. Pork is
haram (not halal) to
Muslims and
treyf (not kosher) to Jews. When
Beautiful Brands International, a
company from...
-
traditionally excluded from
Chinese dishes. However, the
dishes were
still treyf due to
ample inclusion of pork and s****fish.
According to
Rabbi Joshua...
- Polish: cacko; OED, MW) Tref or
Trayf or
Traif /ˈtreɪf/: Not
kosher (טרייף,
treyf, from Hebrew: טרפֿה, ṭərēfā, 'carrion'; AHD)
Tsuris /ˈtsʊrɪs/: Troubles...
- consumption). Food that is not in
accordance with
Jewish law is
called treif or
treyf,
derived from
Hebrew trāfáh. Some of the
restrictions include not being...
- of a
tsadek becomes the soul of a fish. The soul of a
butcher who eats
treyf meat
becomes the soul of a
black crow. The soul of a
dishonest khazn becomes...
- or appetizer. In Louisiana, Jews add
gribenes to
jambalaya in
place of (
treyf) shrimp. It was
served to
children on
challah bread as a treat. It can also...
- Feast: A Love
Story of Comfort, Desire, and the Art of
Simple Cooking, and
Treyf: My Life as an
Unorthodox Outlaw Her
narrative food blog, Poor Man's Feast...
- "Fiction into Fact: Gary Shteyngart". Oppenheimer, Mark. "Six
Degrees of
Treyf: An
Interview With Gary Shteyngart". forward.com.
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