Milk and other secretions and excretions from kosher and non-kosher creatures

That which emerges from a kosher creature is kosher; that which emerges from a non-kosher creature is non-kosher: Bechorot 5b, 6a-7a

Excretions which closely resemble the food a non-kosher animal ingested: Bechorot 7a

Why isn't all milk prohibited as eiver min hachai - flesh taken from a living creature: Bechorot 6b

Camel milk: Bechorot 6b

Milk from kosher creatures: Bechorot 6b

Milk from general non-kosher creatures: Bechorot 6b

Milk from human beings: Ketuvot 60a, Keritot 22a

A rabbinic prohibition against nursing from a human being after a certain age or after one has stopped nursing: Ketuvot 60a [2x]

Why is bee honey kosher?: Bechorot 7b

Honey from other insects: Bechorot 7b

Brine from non-kosher fish: Bechorot 6b

A non-kosher/kosher fish which had been swallowed by a kosher/non-kosher fish: Bechorot 7b-8a

Stew that contained non-kosher flesh: Bechorot 6b

Urine from a donkey, or from other non-kosher animals: Bechorot 7a-b

A donkey's caul: Bechorot 7b



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