Which of the following is NOT included in Kosher dietary laws?

Kosher dietary laws, established in Jewish tradition, outline specific guidelines about what foods are permissible for consumption. These laws emphasize the types of animals that can be eaten and how food is prepared.

The correct answer indicates that all poultry and grain products are not excluded by Kosher laws. In fact, most poultry is considered kosher as long as it meets certain criteria, such as being slaughtered in a specific manner. Likewise, grains are generally permissible as long as they do not contain any non-kosher additives or are processed in a way that does not comply with kosher standards.

In contrast, options discussing the types of fish and meat are included within kosher laws. For instance, only fish with fins and scales are permitted; therefore, shellfish would be considered not kosher. Likewise, only specific mammals that chew their cud and have split hooves are permissible, which excludes pork entirely.