how to celebrate rosh hashanah
Aug 26, 2021
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WHAT TO EAT FOR ROSH HASHANAH
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Honey
This is said to help bring a sweet year. Many families dip apples and/or challah (a traditional Jewish festive bread) in it, but it’s also given as gifts and used in savoury dishes, like tzimmes
– a carrot-based dish sweetened with honey and served as a side.
Apples
Also symbolic for a sweet new year, many start their celebrations by dipping apple slices in honey.
Challah bread
This traditional sweet bread, eaten by many
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