Pareve

Quick meaning: Pareve is an adjective meaning (Jewish law) Of food: that has no meat or milk in any form as an ingredient.

Meaning

(Jewish law) Of food: that has no meat or milk in any form as an ingredient.

More Meanings

1. (figuratively, by extension) Neutral, bland, inoffensive.

Example Sentences

My mom made a pareve casserole with soy hot dogs.

"Parev ice" includes Kosher ice and means the substance intended for sale for human consumption which resembles ice-cream and which— / (a) is usually known as Parev ice or Kosher ice, and / (b) contains no milk or milk derivatives, […]

There are on the market many items which resemble such dairy products as coffee cream, sour cream and whipped cream both in taste and appearance but actually are pareve. These are customarily served in the original container to show that the product is pareve despite the dairy appearance.

In true kosher cooking, meat and dairy should never be combined. Pareve margarine is made up of 100 percent vegetable oil. Dairy margarine has milk as one of the ingredients plus perhaps added vegetable oil. This is why when cooking a meat or dairy meal, if the recipe requires butter or margarine, I substitute it with pareve margarine.

Word Forms

• parev
• parve

Related Words

Related dictionary entries include margarine, parev, vegan, nonmeat, semivegetarian, glatt.

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