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Article: Let them eat (cheese)cake
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- Jerusalem Post
- Article date:
- May 25, 2001
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Faye Levy
Jerusalem Post
05-25-2001
Headline: Let them eat (cheese)cake
Byline: Faye Levy
Edition; International
Section: Features
Page: 24
Friday, May 25, 2001 -- Why has cheesecake become the traditional treat for Shavuot in so many homes? It is highly unlikely that the ancient Hebrews baked cheesecakes in the desert, and there is no commandment saying "Thou shalt eat cheesecake for Shavuot."The custom of celebrating Shavuot by eating dairy foods evolved in remembrance of the Hebrews' having avoided meat the day before Moses received the Ten Commandments.
Many families feast on noodle kugel with cottage cheese and sour cream, cheese blintzes or burekas with a savory cheese or ...
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