taboo food造句

• :But quite a lot of people have different taboo food and drink.
• This is why beef remains a taboo food in mainstream Hindu and Jain society.
• Beef is less common than in taboo food item by all Muslims and is avoided by most Hindus.
• It encouraged health protection and parental education, listed taboo foods during pregnancy, and banned alcoholic drinks.
• Some animals and manners of death or preparation can make certain things haram to eat, that is, taboo food and drink.
• Horsemeat is a taboo food in many cultures, and Pope Gregory III had banned the Germanic custom of its consumption in 732.
• The analysis stated that samples of beef burgers also contained pig DNA; pork is a taboo food in the Muslim and Jewish communities.
• Harris argues that this situation led to the evolution of the cow as a taboo food and its worship as a sacred creature in India.
• Beef is less common than in taboo food item by all Muslims and is avoided by most Hindus, though it is commonly eaten in Goa.
• Some contemporary scholars hold that the Lord's supper had its origins in a pagan context, where dinners to memorialize the dead were common and the Jewish prohibition against drinking blood ( see also Taboo food and drink # Blood ) did not prevail.
• For those who do not consume meat or animal products ( " see Vegetarianism, veganism and Taboo food and drink " ), meat analogs, tofu, beans, lentils, chick peas, nuts and other high-protein vegetables are also included in this group.
• In August 2013, Zainuddin was forced to apologise after AirAsia sent a letter of demand in response to a libellous article in his blog, in which he alleged that the prominent low-cost carrier served pork on its flights ( pork is taboo food in Muslim-majority Malaysia ).
• A reason it may not be found and consumed as frequently in North America as it is in special countries of its origin is that the majority of people outside of Southeast Asia still recognize balut as novel and taboo food and often, are scared to try it, as it is still an uncommon food to many people.
• Because of the role horses have played as companions and as workers, and ensuing concerns about the ethics of the horse slaughter process, it is a taboo food in pet status by many in some parts of the Western world, particularly in the United States, United Kingdom, and Ireland, which further solidifies the taboo on eating its meat.