A product that is flavored or seasoned in a particular manner, without any significance to religious concerns is known as ____.

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Kosher-style refers to foods that are made in a manner similar to traditional Jewish cuisine but do not necessarily adhere to the strict dietary laws of kashrut, which are the Jewish dietary laws. This term is often used for foods that are flavored or seasoned in a way that is reminiscent of kosher foods but without the religious significance or adherence to kosher dietary laws.

A Product That Is Flavored or Seasoned in a Particular