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> In a message dated 98-07-06 11:01:26 EDT, you write:
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> How about including pareve hamburger and hotdog buns, and kosher hotdogs.
> She could eat camp hamburgers if there was no chance of contamination.
> There's also the possibility of ordering a couple dozen frozen kosher tv
> dinners. >>
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> Maybe you can send your kids to a camp where then serve solely kosher foods.
> Many camps in the Northeast are strictly Kosher.
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That's not a complete solution because they also serve dairy meals at a
Kosher camp. But it's a great start, because they will usually have a
very good undestanding of what the requirements are if you just say
that he can only have meat or parve foods, never any dairy. If they
are willing to work with him, you should be in good shape.
Of course it doesn't work so well for kids who aren't Jewish ;-(
(since most Kosher camps will have a fairly strong religious component
as well).
--Robyn
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