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Related: About this forumAll-halal burger joint opening in Milpitas
http://www.mercurynews.com/eat-drink-play/ci_27358743/all-halal-burger-joint-opening-milpitasWayback Burgers, part of a Connecticut-based chain, will be the company's first halal franchise and its first Northern California restaurant, a spokeswoman said.
The halal concept was the brainchild of Milpitas tech industry veteran Aziz Usman, who was interested in becoming a franchisee but wanted to open a place where his daughter, niece and nephew -- who adhere to a halal diet -- could enjoy the offerings....
Halal, which is Arabic for "permissible," refers to the Islamic dietary laws that specify how meat and poultry are to be raised and prepared. Many Middle Eastern and Mediterranean restaurants in the Bay Area serve halal food, and Ike's Place founder Ike Shehadeh has introduced a mainstream audience to halal chicken at his sandwich chain.
Too bad there arent' many FReepers around here. This'll make their heads explode!
upaloopa
(11,417 posts)explode right? I mean we are having a restaurant preparing food according to religious law.
One good thing about Christian burgers. You just slap the ground beef into a patty and flip a couple of times on the grill.
KamaAina
(78,249 posts)Same deal. In fact, observant Muslims who live somewhere where they can't get halal will settle for kosher.
Bluenorthwest
(45,319 posts)but that's also why I rather have to support the idea that people get to eat as they see fit.
MurrayDelph
(5,299 posts)I rarely eat at one because I like cheese and bacon on my hamburger.
samsingh
(17,599 posts)isobar
(188 posts)olddots
(10,237 posts)They tasted like shit
KamaAina
(78,249 posts)most aren't even kosher.
jmowreader
(50,559 posts)Leviticus 11 says you can eat anything with a divided hoof that chews the cud.
Your teabagger has cloven hooves, horns and a tail, and that big ol' wad 'a chaw in the sides of their mouths counts as a cud. So theoretically you COULD eat one, but getting the mixture of raw sewage and bile that passes for blood in a teabagger out of one is no mean feat.