Non Kosher Pizza-What's The Secret Ingredient (4 Minutes)
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0:11and thinking that, okay, since I'm not eating at McDonald's, I'm keeping kosher. Not realizing that when I eat pizza at the non-kosher place, it's not only that it's non-kosher cheese, but it's actually consuming cheese and meat at the same time. For anyone who doesn't know, in New York, there are a lot of pizzerias. I'm sure there are some in California, but I'm not really familiar with the area. However, in New York, there's a pizzeria on pretty much every single corner. And obviously, 99% of them are not kosher.
1:39What? Jewish people forgot how to make cheese? Israel has the best chalav in the world. How could it be? It's because the ingredients that the goyim use are not acceptable. They use different things, different parts of animals that come from the stomach of either pigs or other animals to make the cheese because it creates flavor. So when we eat a non-kosher pizza, it's not about just... Being upset, oh, maybe I didn't eat non-kosher cheese. You're actually violating the prohibition of mixing milk and meat. You're actually eating milk and meat when you eat non-kosher pizza. Now, obviously, I didn't know this until I became religious. I didn't know that cheese had such significance. Why would you ever look into it? Why would you ever care about it? When you don't care about Hashem, you just care about your own desires, you care about overindulging, you care about, you know, grabbing a pizza at 3 o'clock in the morning after leaving the club. You don't care about Hashem. You only care about... eating pizza. After you care about Hashem, you realize that all that pizza you ate violated a sin that even you, who wasn't religious, wasn't willing to violate. Let us reflect on our actions and make choices that are aligned with our values and the mitzvot.
