Have you looked at all into Kosher certification and supervision? Obviously this isn't going to be your foremost concern, but it is very likely this would be considered "paerve" (not containing meat or dairy) and as such it would bypass the usual restriction of combining with meat for those who observe Kosher laws. Kosher certification would then open up this market which would have extra incentive to partake, as even non-Vegan observant Jews would want this to be able to have a meat pizza or cheeseburger that's otherwise out of reach.
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Have you looked at all into Kosher certification and supervision? Obviously this isn't going to be your foremost concern, but it is very likely this would be considered "paerve" (not containing meat or dairy) and as such it would bypass the usual restriction of combining with meat for those who observe Kosher laws. Kosher certification would then open up this market which would have extra incentive to partake, as even non-Vegan observant Jews would want this to be able to have a meat pizza or cheeseburger that's otherwise out of reach.
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