EL AL / SUBWAY
Question
Subway is restricted to a set of rules. Any location violating those rules are subject to potential lawsuits and losing their franchise. It isn't worth changing the ingredients. Elal non religious flight attendants on the other hand are from a certain Israeli breed. If they can fool you and give you non-kosher and just say, "yeah! Of course it's Kosher," you can bet your boots that it shouldn't be trusted. AA ---------- Any law that restricts Subway restricts el-al. They belong to the same category, and if your rule permits the food in one, it must permit the food in the other. If ElAl is no good, Subway is no good. Don't you think el-al could get sued? Don't you think a person at Subway could be anti-religious or anti-Jewish, or lazy, or careless, or stupid? you really have not thought this through
Answer
Answered by Aaron Abadi"you really have not thought this through" Now, was that very respectful? The truth is that you are the one who needs to do some studying of Jewish Law. We are not relying on FDA or USA laws for Subway. We rely on the fact that we can be sure that there is no non-kosher in our food. On Elal when you are served meat, it is not the same. Take the time out and learn a bit. You need it... AA