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Can You Eat Your Etrog? What Does an Etrog Taste Like?

Esrog/etrog & lulav set

Every year after Sukkot, countless Jewish families find themselves holding their beautiful etrog (also spelled “esrog”) and wondering: “Now what?” After spending considerable money on this sacred citrus fruit and using it throughout the week-long holiday, the idea of simply discarding it feels wasteful. The good news? You absolutely can eat your etrog, and with…

What is Forbidden in Sukkot?

A Guide to Different Levels of Sukkot Observance The festival of Sukkot, also known as the Feast of Tabernacles, is one of Judaism’s most joyous celebrations. Different Jewish communities and individuals observe Sukkot with varying levels of traditional practice, from Orthodox adherence to Reform adaptations that emphasize the holiday’s spiritual and cultural significance. Understanding the…

The Ultimate Sukkot
Preparation Guide

Have an unforgettable experience inside your sukkah as you celebrate one of our most important holidays. Filled with recipes, decoration ideas, and traditions to make your chag memorable and fun.