Leviticus 7:23 "You shall eat no fat of an ox, or sheep, or goat"
There are certain parts of a kosher animal which we are not allowed to eat.
This Negative Mitzvah concerns the "chelev" or "hard fat" of the animal.
We are forbidden to eat the chelev. The chelev was part of the sacrifices that were offered in the Beit HaMikdash.
What type of fats are not eaten by jews? Can fats which attached to entrails be eaten?
Mostly fats from the hindquarters. But in order to be sure it's kosher, it must be processed by a certified packaging plant.
are there fats that can be aten by jews of the sacrificial animal?