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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Depends on how strictly they eat halal. Veggie pizza is made from halal ingredients, but is not considered halal due to cross contamination with non halal meats. [/quote] Not true. All my Muslim friends/family will eat a cheese or veggie pizza. Halal refers to how meat is slaughtered/prepared. If there’s no meat (or alcohol) then it’s halal! [/quote] +1. I have a coworker who is strictly observant and he eats vegetarian and fish/seafood items at otherwise non-halal establishments. The first poster might be conflating halal and kashrut (kosher). People who are strictly kosher would not eat even a vegetarian pizza at a non-kosher place. [/quote]
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