I don’t actually have anything like this, because I eat whatever I feel like eating as long as I like how it tastes. However, I know that it’s a big thing for a lot of religions, so I’m curious to hear about if any of you all don’t eat things for religious or cultural reasons or if you don’t.
@/Foodies
I don’t follow any cultural diet, I’m not a vegetarian or anything.
Same here. (wink)
Nope! Nothing like that here
Nope
Like, Judaism in general has so many food related rules and traditions, but I don’t follow any kind of religion so I don’t care 
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Well in islam pork is forbidden, I can’t eat anything pig-related at all. I couldn’t even eat certain types of marshmallows because the gelatin has some kind pork based thingy in it I think. I can still enjoy bacon and sausage in other meat forms, and my parents sometimes get me halal marshmallows from Mecca, or from a market.
Well, I avoid meat and other non-vegetarian stuff cause I’m a Hindu. I still avoid them and tbh, I don’t really like meat (DON’T COME AT ME)
The only things I don’t eat because of religion is anything with blood in it.
I remember in a Bible study group that I’m in, our teacher told the story of when she and a group of people went to dinner at the house of a family who had just become members of our church. They cooked a dish called ‘moronga’ (blood sausage) and everyone tried turning it down as politely as possible, until the family asked what was wrong. Someone explained that it’s against our religion to eat blood.
i dont have any 
Its not really a religion… But i domt eat lamb because i cant stamd the thought of little lambs being killed… 
Wait, really?
Yeah… they explained why, and it actually makes sense.
Your Christian, right? Explain.
Basically because the life of all flesh is in the creature’s blood. Therefore, flesh may be eaten but blood should not.
Pork 
Pork and all meat coming from pigs
Samesies. Nice to see a fellow Hindu here 
Likewise!
Wait it is? 