When traveling to places with little to no Muslim population, it can be difficult to manage your halal diet. Halal food blogger Mina Nematalla shares the following tips for maintaining your halal diet while traveling.
2. When traveling to places with little to no Muslim
population, it can be difficult to manage your halal diet.
Halal food blogger Mina Nematalla shares the following
tips for maintaining your halal diet while traveling.
3. Look for halal certified kitchens and restaurants owned and
operated by Muslims.
Contact the restaurant in advance to ensure they sell strictly halal
foods.
Stay away from restaurants offering both halal and non-halal
dishes because contamination can occur.
4. If you cannot find a halal certified restaurant, the safest
option is to maintain a vegetarian diet while traveling.
While you may eat seafood, make sure it is not prepared with
alcohol or animal-based oils.
5. When traveling stay somewhere with a kitchen, such as hostel or
apartment.
With a kitchen you can prepare your own food to ensure halal
standards are obeyed.
In a shared kitchen be sure to clean all equipment before using it.
6. When shopping for packaged foods, read food labels to
make sure no haram ingredients were used.
If possible, consume only foods with an authentic halal logo.
7. For more halal food tips, visit the Mina Nematalla
Halal Food Blog.