According to the Jewish Law the human milk is parve , it can be served and
drunk with the meat milk is it is presented in the different  way from the
"dairy" milk. But it can not be cooked into the food , or made into yogurt
or Ice cream. A warming - this might be different for Sephardi , and some
Hasidim. I spoke to a Satmar / type of Hasidim / lady recently and she said
that her Rabbi allows breast milk to be only consumed from the breast or
bottle. They really should ask a rabbi.
The source for above is Gemora- Talmud
Henya Kazatchkov


On 1/6/08, Ellen Kadden <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
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> A question came up today regarding followers of
> Orthodox Judaism and whether breastmilk could be used
> with a meat meal for a young baby/child.  I think I
> remember that breastmilk is parve.  Does anyone know
> if that is correct?  I will be quizzed on the answer.
> Thanks to anyone who knows the answer.
> Ellen Kadden MA, IBCLC, LLLL, mom to three wonderful
> grown up children
>
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