Can fruits be kosher?

Answer 1

all fruits are kosher.
however according to dietary Jewish Law trees must be tithed after the first 3 years and until then are considered orlah. however that is only in the land of israel.
there is also a requirment to cleanse the fruits and remove insects.
All fruit and vegetables are kosher, but insects and bugs are strictly forbidden. It is therefore necessary to clean and check all fruit and vegetables prior to use. Lettuce, parsley, cabbage, cauliflower, broccoli and watercress and other leafy vegetables are particularly prone to insects, and so the following measures should be observed: the vegetables should be soaked in salted water for around 3 minutes, and then thoroughly rinsed under cold running water. Individual leaves should then be held up to the light to ensure that no insects remain.

Strawberries should have the leaf end cut off and then be soaked in cold water before being rinsed and checked.

check the links I provided for more info

Answer 2

According to the dietary codes, I'm pretty sure that all fruits and veggies are all right. Obviously, if you strictly keep kosher, you might want to consult a Rabbi about the use of pesticides and other chemicals interfering with the ability to consider the fruit clean, but other than that it sounds like you're good to go. I'm thinking organic's the way to go.

Answer 3

Not sure about kosher but it can be organic. Meat can be kosher but I've never seen kosher fruits....

Answer 4

I think that they fall under the broad heading of "pareve" -{ I may have spelled that wrong.} which encompasses foods that are OK to eat without needing to be Kosher.

Answer 5

you can have a rabbi bless anything...

you can have a kosher couch

it was created for meat....

Answer 6

They can control anything

Answer 7

for sure

Answer 8

sure can