Muslim Seeks Refund for Shoes Lined With Pig Skin

Straits Times ^ | Melissa Lin

[Ol' Dan Tucker]

Or how about rather than flourish, we get some kind do pulverized pork bones as a mandatory additive to our water supply?

Offer them some Jello or a marshmallow.

[Little Pig]

I thought the gelatin in Jello (and most other food) was derived from cows? Or was it horses? I have never heard that it was pork-derived.

[Bigg Red]

“In Islam, anything related to pork, such as the meat or skin, is considered unclean.”

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In reality, anything related to the pedophile MoHamHead is considered unclean.

[Ol' Dan Tucker]

I thought the gelatin in Jello (and most other food) was derived from cows? Or was it horses? I have never heard that it was pork-derived.

It can come from the bones, skins and hides of cows and pigs. Mostly, it comes from pigskin. According to Kraft Foods, the maker of JELL-O, hooves don't contain the necessary collagen, they aren't used to make JELL-O.

The glue on the backs of envelope flaps is hide glue, which is made from --you guessed it pigskin.

[Ol' Dan Tucker]

I thought the gelatin in Jello (and most other food) was derived from cows? Or was it horses? I have never heard that it was pork-derived.

I meant to add that gelatin derived from pigskin is used in a wide variety of commercial products including, shampoos, face masks, and other cosmetics; as a thickener for fruit gelatins and puddings (such as JELL-O); in candies, marshmallows, cakes, ice cream, and yogurts; on photographic film; and in vitamins as a coating and as capsules, and it is sometimes used to assist in “clearing” wines.

Search Google for: what is jello made from?

[OldNewYork]

Perhaps you would be happier in a Mohammadan country, Mrs. Abdullah.