How and why we only eat kosher?!

[Amy_omer]

How do you guys find kosher food while traveling?! I think it's more difficult to find it than halaal food

[southbug]

I've never heard that idea for kosher rules before. Very interesting thought. As a Christian I've pondered the reason since childhood & assumed it was another layer to keep Jews Jewish throughout centuries of exile, but that was the only idea that made sense to me without being any kind of expert at all. No other group of people have lived in exile repeatedly without losing their trafitions & being swallowed up by the society except Jews, & it's happened repeatedly in multiple countries, which is quite remarkable & should be impressive & mind-blowing even to the atheists who don't see God's hand in it. I've also thought it is a sign from God to non-believers due to how different it exile turns out for every other group.

[TheSmiley]

So much love and respect for you and your family. Remain unapologetically yourselves and continue sharing with us all to remove ignorance, the best method is exposure. So thank you for sharing with us all. As a muslim i understand the struggle it can be to eat out, or when travelling or at work events etc. I have so much respect for all who continue to navigate the difficulties with such grace and steadfastness. Do you always prepare your own foods? How do you navigate work events etc when required to attend events serving foods that aren't suitable or practices. Can you share how you handle such situations? It's helpful for us all. Shalom to you all

[shelbyrodrigues]

this was a good example of why you do not eat birds of prey. I read it's bc they're dirty, but then I also read it is not in the sense of humans' ideal of cleanliness. So thank you, curious about your explanation for avoiding crustaceans, shellfish, crabs, and octopus?

[emilyperkins]

I've always wondered, what would happen in an emergency? What if there are no options? I know the likelihood of that happening is pretty minute, but I still wonder about religious food laws in a time of crisis?

[zenaphillipsjensen]

I’am Danish, your in Greenland 🇬🇱 a part of Denmark.. that must have been difficult and expensive, but beautiful 🌸 Greenland import A lot of their food, because it doesn’t grow naturally, Which makes everything very expensive..

[southbug]

As a klutz, Danny's move at the end was so dangerous & if I tried that, the sidewalk would've been eating that meal for dinner.

[GlenHaner]

Oh. My. Goodness!!! That dinner looks amazing!! Where did you say you were here, Iceland??

[ehsanhaseeb]

Thank you for the wonderful videos
I just want to know about kosher food... a bit more in details
I never saw such dish by the way

[ClaireDePaulo]

Kosher food is healthier and tastes better. Beautiful view.

[paulsiro]

Come to Somalia, we would love to host you. Shalom brother .

[hbar]

How can I begin living a nomad lifestyle with my family?

[Simply_put_it]

Hey man keep the faith strong. 100% telling the truth after dying in a motorcycle accident last night and coming back. Keep it strong.

[dazzer]

Irish Islamic revert here, much respect to you guys 🤲🏼🙏🏼👏🏼

[SarineV-znyn]

Would it be considered ok for a gentile to switch to a kosher diet? Just a curious thought.

[Pureimagination]

I have that separate pot too. I never use it. 😢

[Jennifernva]

I respect food cooking choices but what about gluttony?

[carenlettofsky]

Shannah tova to you & your family.

[Immortalmortal]

How are artificial ingredients kosher?

[Balance_Reiki_SpiritualCoach]

Does the fish smell linger? Air bnb/hotel may not be impressed