Seinfeld: Jewish Food

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A discussion of traditional versus current trends regarding burial is presented.

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T'fillin, or phylacteries, are square black boxes traditionally worn on the head and arm.

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A chupah is a large covering that is often used at weddings to cover the bride and groom.

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Talking about Jewish food is both mouth-wateringly delicious and just a little complicated.

When a Jewish family moves into a new home, relatives and friends can bring housewarming gifts…

Do you like Jewish food? What is your favorite? Bagels and cream cheese? Blintzes?