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Milk products
and meat products
may not be eaten
together in the
same meal, much
less cooked
together. Jewish
law thus mandates
a set of 'fence'
laws that prevent
this from
happening; cooking
meat and milk
together is
prohibited, even
if it is not
eaten, eating milk
and meat together
is prohibited even
if they are not
cooked together,
and no benefit can
be attained from
such activity; for
instance, one
cannot even serve
meat and milk
together to an
animal. |
