Original sentence: Kosher laws address what kinds of animals can be eaten, requirements seperation of milk and meat, that vegetables be thoroughly inspected for insects, that animals be slaughtered by certified persons and that many food products will be produced under rabbinical supervision.While the drinking of alcohol is prohibited by LDS, Jews are required to drink alcohol on certain occassions (although this can be substituted by grape juice).Wine is typically consumed at the Sabbath evening meal, after a sepcial belssing
Edited sentence: It is likely that the prohibition against pork is well-known because the other prohibited animals are not typically eaten in the western world.Kosher laws do not only address what kinds of animals can be eaten, however—some other requirements are that milk not be eaten together with meat (based on the commandment to "not cook a calf in its mothers' milk"), that vegetables be thoroughly inspected for insects, and that meat animals be slaughtered painlessly.Pigs, however, are only one of many animals that are prohibited—others include horses, snakes, rodents of any kind, cats, dogs, and so on (more generally, any nonruminant).The most well-known kosher law in the United States is the requirement to abstain from eating pork.While the drinking of alcohol is prohibited by LDS, Jews have no prohibitions regarding alcohol except those that concern kosher laws.Wine is typically served at the Sabbath evening meal, and a special prayer of thanksgiving is said for it