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Thus, gelatin is pareve and may be cooked with milk. Even so, since gelatin is extracted from the hides by means of strong chemicals, Igeros Moshe proves that this is a sufficient change to make it completely lose its meat status. 87:22) writes that while on a Biblical level cowhides are pareve, there is nonetheless a rabbinic injunction against eating cowhide cooked with milk. Since unprocessed cowhide is inedible, it is not classified as meat. 2:27) and Rav Aharon Kotler zt”l (Shu”t Mishnas Reb Aharon 1:17) that gelatin, made from the hides of properly slaughtered and kashered (salted) cows, is not only kosher but is also pareve. Red algae are neither plant nor animal, but a distinct kingdom of life. Gelatin can be made from many different sources: a) plants b) agar, made from red algae.

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The OU follows the rulings of Rav Moshe Feinstein zt”l (Igros Moshe Y.D. Feel free to join our Trad-Egal online havurah, Coffeehouse Torah Talk One of Kashruts most controversial questions is whether all gelatin is kosher. Why does the OU certify kosher beef gelatin as pareve?Ī.