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    It's funny, but when I shop at the Superstore here in Ontario and I buy a package of chicken for instance and notice the Halal label on it I feel kind of guilty buying it because I feel like I should leave it for the people searching for that kind of food. But sometimes it's on sale, darnit!

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    Momof4, you are like me then plus to that one I will not buy more then I need if I know they won't restock shelves. I want everyone to benefit that sale. I'm sure there are families who can not pay the full price. Call me silly but this is what I do.

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    The best first step is to speak to the child's parents and get their input...then check out the supply and prices where you usually shop. The preparation does not require any special utensils, but you should avoid all pork products. If the parents and you can work out a happy compromise, all will be well. If, on the other hand, you feel uncomfortable, or the prices of halal are much higher in your neighbourhood, you may have to ask them to bring his meat dishes, or let him go. But, I think you will find that this quickly becomes a non-issue, and your and your new family will get along just fine.

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