The non-denominational treat
By cacaopod
I love to read newspapers. Their restricted randomness lets me discover all sorts of unexpected things without the time-sink of Internet searches.
Like this morning’s article in my local paper about chocolate Seders. It seems some synagogues are upscaling traditional Seder ingredients to a coordinated chocolate theme. I’ve never attended a Seder, but I hate horseradish, so I gotta say hooray! Out with the bitter herbs, in with decent dark chocolate. I especially love the mention of replacing the traditional (real) egg with a Cadbury’s mini-egg.
The article goes on to mention the historical connection of Jews and chocolate that is being explored by Rabbi Deborah Prinz in her blog, Jews on the Chocolate Trail, which I found a worthwhile time-sink for someone interested in travel, chocolate and history.
About cacaopod
Ronnie, an artist, designer, & chocolate enthusiast, lives in Oakland, CA.
Date posted: March 31, 2010. This entry was posted in Chocolate around the World, News, Outside the Bay Area and tagged Cadbury, dark chocolate, history, holiday, Jews on the Chocolate Trail, Rabbi Deborah Prinz, Seder. Bookmark the permalink.
