I'm reminded of back when I was in college, and a friend was leaving for
a few years to live in Israel. A bunch of us took her out to dinner, and
we went to a place where we could order a bacon-and-shrimp  pizza  (with
extra  cheese).  She loved it, and said she probably wouldn't be able to
get anything like it in Israel.

Part of the talk as we ate was figuring out what we could  make  a  meal
out of that would offend the most religious dietary rules. We decided we
were pretty close, but we could add a  beef  sausage  to  the  pizza  to
offend  any  Hindus  in  the vicinity.  So we ordered another pizza with
shrimp, bacon and (kosher;-) beef sausage.

I also mentioned that part of my family are  Mormons,  who  ban  "drugs"
like  alcohol  and  caffeine,  and  I could see that a number of us were
drinking beer and/or coffee.  So we included those  in  the  list,  even
though they weren't actually in the pizza. And I don't think the Mormons
actually kill anyone who  consumes  such  drinks,  though  they  can  be
difficult to find in some restaurants in Utah and adjacent states.

It was probably good that we were in a US college town, since there  are
parts  of  the world where our choice of food that night could have made
us targets of the religious nuts, and sometimes also the police.