Did they serve dessert at the last supper ? If so, what was it ?

@Starcrossed As long as the flour is replaced with matzo meal. It's Passover, after all, and Jesus was kosher.

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@hunkalove I just burst out laughing and almost choked on my pretzel

@SW-User Are you saying they had fish for dinner? Can't eat meat and dairy. Not kosher.

@TheOneyouwerewarnedabout


So wrong. 🤣

@calicuz Wrong holiday.

@FrogManSometimesLooksBothWays

In my defense, I am not Jewish, I do not practice Judaism, and I was just going for a Jewish pastry that looked tasty. 🤤

@calicuz Jews eat Hamantashent= to celebrate the holiday of Purim which this year is March 24. Purim celebrates Queen Esther of Persia (who was herself Jewish) saving Jews from annihilation. It's the only really fun holiday in the Jewish religion. Kinda like a combination of New Year's Eve, Halloween, and Mardi Gras. Some people dress up and get drunk.

I remember you said you were Mexican.

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@Umile lol you're asking the wrong person

@metaldog Oh. Thought your comment was legit. Ok. Cool.

@Umile my comment is legit, that is the type of food eaten in that area around that time

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@G0ddess Not kosher for Passover. Jesus couldn't eat that at Passover.

@meJess sweet 🙂

@Tastyfrzz Anti-semitism! 🤣

@FrogManSometimesLooksBothWays and don't get me started about veagans.

@Tastyfrzz Is that a religion? How about the Hindus? They don't eat cows. I guess you're not a fan of the Hindus. Neither are the Pakistanis. You'll have to wait in line. 🤣