Can an all-gefilte fish diet keep your body cleaner?

The Bite:
You bet your bottom shekel it can. Jew- and gentile-Biters alike can benefit from a Kosher diet's sometimes cleaner, animal-friendlier bent. Starting this Passover (Apr. 20-26), look for the kosher or k parve symbol on the back of the items on your grocery list.
The Benefits: 
  • Avoiding schmutz. Kosher food, especially meat, is held to strict rules regarding cleanliness.
  • Passing over animal cruelty. Jewish law says that the killing of kosher animals has to minimize the pain inflicted on the critters.
  • A blessing for vegetarians. "Kosher pareve" means the product contains no dairy or meat derivatives.
Personally Speaking: 
Manischewitz was Toshio's favorite alcoholic beverage during his freshman year at college.
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