concept   food restrictions
9 commonsense assertions
Cultures (9) • Judaism (1) • Greek Orthodox Christianity (1) • Inuit culture (1) • Veganism in the United States (1) • Buddhism in Thailand (1) • Celiac Disease in Western countries (1) • Chinese culture (1) • Islam in Middle Eastern countries (1) • Maasai in Kenya (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 food restrictions Judaism In Judaism, adherence to kosher dietary laws prohibits pork and certain shellfish. 6
2 food restrictions Greek Orthodox Christianity Greek Orthodox Christians restrict certain foods, such as meat and dairy, during Lent as part of their religious fasting practices. 2
3 food restrictions Inuit culture Inuit culture relies on a meat and fish-based diet due to the Arctic environment. 2
4 food restrictions Veganism in the United States Veganism in the United States avoids all animal products for ethical and health reasons. 2
5 food restrictions Buddhism in Thailand Buddhism in Thailand restricts meat consumption during certain religious observances. 1
6 food restrictions Celiac Disease in Western countries In Western countries, individuals with Celiac Disease must avoid gluten-containing foods for medical reasons. 1
7 food restrictions Chinese culture In Chinese culture, traditional food taboos include avoiding dog meat and certain types of wild animals. 1
8 food restrictions Islam in Middle Eastern countries Islamic culture in Middle Eastern countries observes halal dietary laws, prohibiting pork consumption and requiring specific slaughter methods. 1
9 food restrictions Maasai in Kenya The Maasai in Kenya prefer a diet based on livestock products such as milk, blood, and meat. 1