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What's all the fuss, you ask.
According to Jewish law, meat and dairy cannot be served together, or cooked together at all. Jews could not eat Oreo cookies before 1997 because the goody was made with lard, not vegetable shortening. (No wonder they were so good!) So... this raises a question that I've been pondering for more than a decade.
Where did today's Jewish dietary laws come from?
When did Jewish dietary laws actually divert from the Torah?
Okay, that's 2 questions. Any one have an answer?
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