Which diet prohibits pork and follows kosher rules, with no dairy and meat at the same meal?

• A. Hindus diet
• B. Muslim diet
• C. Jewish diet
• D. Breakfast

Answer: (C)

Kashrut, the Jewish dietary laws, governs what foods are allowed and how they’re prepared. A diet that prohibits pork and requires that dairy and meat are not eaten together fits this set of rules. In kosher practice, pork is forbidden, and meat and dairy must be kept separate in meals and utensils. Muslims avoid pork as well, but they don’t have the rule about not mixing dairy with meat, so that detail isn’t part of their standard practice. Hindus may follow vegetarian or other regional dietary patterns, which don’t center on the strict meat-dairy separation seen in kosher rules. Breakfast isn’t a dietary system. So the Jewish diet best matches all the conditions.