Can Brahmins Eat Pork?

Many Hindus follow a Lacto-vegetarian diet that they believe is in sync with nature, compassionate, respectful of other life forms. Diet of non-vegetarian Hindus can include fish, poultry and red meat (mainly lamb and goat, but occasionally pork and wild boar) in addition to eggs and dairy products.

Can Brahmin eat beef?

Historically, all Indian masses, including the Brahmins, used to eat beef, both in what is called the Vedic and the post-Vedic period. Gautam Buddha rebelled against this tradition because during his time there was a huge consumption of beef by the priestly class. ... They would eat even dead or diseased cattle.

What religions do not eat pork?

It seems that all religions of the world prohibit the consumption of pork. Judaism prohibits eating pork; Christianity in general and Islam in particular do prohibit the eating of pork.