Does eel count as kosher food?

Eel is not a kosher food. Any seafood like fish and snails are only kosher if they have fins and scales, hence the result is that snails, crab, lobster, and EEL, are all unkosher, so too any fish that doesn't carry those two specifications. So salmon, trout, carp, and that kinda stuff are all kosher. read more

Eel is not a kosher food. Any seafood like fish and snails are only kosher if they have fins and scales, hence the result is that snails, crab, lobster, and EEL, are all unkosher, so too any fish that doesn't carry those two specifications. So salmon, trout, carp, and that kinda stuff are all kosher. read more

Eel are not kosher, though they seemingly have both signs that demarcate kosher fish: fins and scales. This is because the definition of fins and scales – as they regard to kosher – are clearly designated by Jewish law. read more

In order for commercially produced goods to be considered kosher, a recognised certification agency must certify that the foods meet all of the requirements of kashrut (Jewish dietary law). read more