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Go 'veggie'

I FIND last week's letter from "Housewife" very concerning.

If her "friend" is purchasing non-kosher meat and feeding it to family and friends, they could unknowingly be eating treife at the home of someone who previously kept strictly kosher. Rather than purchase non-kosher meat, I suggest she investigates producing non-meat meals for her family and friends.

JS,
Salford.

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