Unborn Chicken Eggs

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The unborn eggs are considered fleischig.

Boron

What does "fleischig" mean ?

a dish that is categorized as "meat" because it contains meat, or is made
with cookware/untensils that have been used to cook meat.

Thank you.

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The unborn eggs are considered fleischig.

Boron

What does "fleischig" mean ?

The unborn eggs are considered as meat.

Boron

Why are unborn eggs considered "feshig" but born eggs are parve (neutral,
can be eaten with meat OR milk)?

Rand

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>The unborn eggs are considered fleischig.
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>Boron

What does "fleischig" mean ?

The unborn eggs are considered as meat.

Boron

Why are unborn eggs considered "feshig" but born eggs are parve (neutral,
can be eaten with meat OR milk)?

Rand

maybe because the only way to get them is when they are still in the
body of the hen? I bet there are like pages of arguments in the Talmud
about this.

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Why are unborn eggs considered "feshig" but born eggs are parve (neutral,
can be eaten with meat OR milk)?

Why is the capybara a fish?

--Blair
"Why do we kneel and ask ghosts for favors?"

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Why are unborn eggs considered "feshig" but born eggs are parve

(neutral,

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can be eaten with meat OR milk)?

Why is the capybara a fish?

--Blair
"Why do we kneel and ask ghosts for favors?"

Why did you even bother?

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Why are unborn eggs considered "feshig" but born eggs are parve

Why is the capybara a fish?

Why did you even bother?

I like pointing out the irony of arbitrary nonsense.

Why did /you/ bother? is the better question.

--Blair

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tuppy wrote:
> Why are unborn eggs considered "feshig" but born eggs are parve

Why is the capybara a fish?

Why did you even bother?

I like pointing out the irony of arbitrary nonsense.

One could examine the traditions, rules and regulations of virtually
any religion and decide they are arbitrary nonsense. In fact, a good
many people think that of any religion except their own. Prohibitions
on dancing or drinking or tattoos, or think about transubstantiation,
repeating phrases over and over, counting beads, refusing medicines,
praying facing a certain direction, allowing art, not allowing art,
cutting off bits of flesh, talking to ancestors....the list is as long
as world history. There is no reason to single any one religion for
goofy traits or arbitrary nonsense. They all have them and have been
warring over them a long, long time.

Boron

Boron Elgar said:

One could examine the traditions, rules and regulations of virtually
any religion and decide they are arbitrary nonsense.

But then, one would have to be rational.

And if one were rational, one would realize that the word could should
be "would" and the word "virtually" is superfluous.

--Blair