What Culture Does Not Eat Pork Novels & Stories

In my past life, when the company's capital chain was on the verge of collapse, I reached out to a close friend who helped introduce a wealthy investor from the Emirates. However, at the welcome banquet, Emily insisted on adding a pork dish. I explained to her that the Islamic holy book, the Qur'an, explicitly classified pork as an 'unclean' substance and strictly forbade its consumption. It was a rule rooted in religion's extreme emphasis on purity. Including pork on the menu would be a grave insult to them. Still, after hearing this, Emily was utterly dismissive. "You're just jealous that Kenneth and I are close, and you don't want me stealing your spotlight, right? If you don't want me to

"The last one actually succeeded, you know. She was named a Chosen Mate. It broke the Grand Luna’s heart for months. It was so long ago... I forget her name. But I remember how she looked when she died." Serena’s smile widened, showing teeth. "Have you ever seen wild boars feed?" Liuying was like a bird with a broken wing, shivering violently. "People think pigs are docile vegetarians. But they aren't. They are omnivores. They eat anything. If it falls into their trough, it becomes food. Chicken, duck, fish... meat." Serena stepped closer, her shadow falling over the girl. "They eat pork, too. Sometimes, if a piglet falls into the feeding frenzy, the adults will eat their own young."

“But don’t put them in the bread. I’ll eat them off the bone.” Noting down his party members’ various preferences, Zen quickly made a mental note to place advance pork orders if they could not cook in the game. However, he might need an entire day in the kitchen to prepare the pork dishes. Liu Feng wanted char siew, and that alone would take half a day. Not to mention, the barbecue pork that Oritha liked had to be continuously grilled for hours. Akiko was curious about the crunchy roasted pork with crispy skin, and Sasha missed her motherland dish — Bigos. It was probably the simplest pork-related dish that involved cabbages and pork in a stew. It was similar to a pot-au-feu that he was alre

They were a little more forgiving than other cultures. Turkey, pork, Cornish hens, and obscene amounts of bacon, eggs and butter. Shortbread was a cookie that she would make herself tonight. Pounds and pounds of the traditional favourite. They never lasted long at any gathering, and many would be upset if it wasn’t on a table.

“We've been banned from every McDonald's in Portland ever since. I miss their fries.” “So, you're a vegetarian too?” He asked, still laughing. “Hell, no. It's contradictory because I love animals and studied to learn how to save them, but I can't resist a good steak. Though Peter did try for a few weeks, or so I thought until one day I discovered him having a chicken and bacon sandwich for breakfast at our favorite place. Sure, that was before I had Lily. Now pork is banned from our diets for life. Peter keeps swearing that was the first time, but I'm not so sure because the man likes to lie.”

At least not for what limited information I know about Collin Cole. “You’re giving me the ‘Cole isn’t a Jewish’ name look.” Collin sighed. I shrugged because, well, no point denying it. It’s not a name you think of when you think Jewish. “That and you celebrate Christmas. Oh, and I’ve seen you eat your weight in pork. Bacon cheeseburgers, pulled pork sandwiches, ham. Not to mention I’ve seen you shellfish.” I pointed out.

The maids said. “Ugh, finally,” Arne grunted. “Okay, but, I was hoping I would prepare us a meal myself. There are certain things we don't eat.” “Oh,” one of the maids said, “we cook with everything except wheat and eggs, if you are not comfortable with them, you can tell us what you want, and we will make that for you.” “We eat everything but wheat and eggs.” I crossed my arms against my chest, “who doesn't eat wheat and eggs?”

Unlike on earth, Fantasma food cultures and background is rather shallow. The staple foods everywhere were just wheat for the richest and those that were commoners, and then there’s Rice that usually eaten by those that were poor and usually a food for slaves. On top of these 2 big options, the Fantasma people, especially the Central Continent residents. Other type of foods is just bizarre to them, sure they eat meat and vegetable, but they didn’t know that they can eat food items like potatoes or anything else. Their intelligence on food is shallow, that the only seasoning that most of them can only thought of, is just limited to salt and pepper.

I ask as I ut in the order for my dinner first “No. I’m pretty much an all-eater. I like to try new things and like most of what I have tried so far. I might not be so keen on eating bugs though.” I turn to her and raise an eyebrow at that. “There are some cultures on earth where they eat bugs, worms, maggots and such. They are a great source of protein. I tried it once, but I would not try it again.” I smirk.