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Christians can eat all type of food. They can’t eat meat or sweats during Lent.

Some Christians don’t eat fish on Friday and others don’t drink alcohol or caffeine.

In a Christian menu we can find many types of food: meat, fish, cheese, eggs, pulses,fruit and vegetables.

During Christian festivals people eat special food to celebrate.

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Sikhs can decide to eat or not meat but they can’t kosher or halal meat.

In the sikhs temples only vegetarian food is served so it is accessible to people of all religions.

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Kosher food is prepared respecting the Jewish law.

Jewish can’t mix dairy and meat products. They can’t eat pork and shellfish.

Jewish can eat kosher meat.

In a Kosher menu we can find fish, fruit and vegetables, grains, pulses, egg and kosher meat

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Halal food is prepared according the Muslim law.

Muslim can’t eat pork, improperly killed animals and drink alcohol.

In a Halal menu we can find dairy products, fish, fruit and vegetables, pulses, cereals, all meat from animals killed according to halal rules except pork.

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Buddhists can eat fish and meat but many are vegetarian because they can’t kill animals.

Some Buddhists don’t eat potetoes and carrots because the plant dies when picked.

Some Buddhists don’t drink alcohol or food with strong flavours like garlic.

In a Buddhists menu we can find fruit, vegetables, grains, pulses and meat substitutes like tofu.

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Hindus can’t eat meat, fish or animal products because they are vegetarian and believe all life is sacred.

In particular, they don’t eat beef because cow is a sacred animal.

Orthodox Hindus don’t consume alcohol and caffeine

In a traditional Hindu Menu we can find fruit, vegetables, grain and many spices.