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Global ChallahFest Celebrates Braided Bread Across Seven Cities

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Global ChallahFest, organized by ANU, Museum of the Jewish People's Foodish, is a seven-city international event celebrating Jewish culture through challah bread. Kicking off in New York on November 6 and ending in Tel Aviv on November 29, the festival features culinary workshops, exhibitions, and community gatherings. This second iteration expands beyond Israel, aiming to connect Jewish communities worldwide by reinterpreting traditions, with notable chefs and authors participating.

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  • Global ChallahFest is a seven-city international event celebrating Jewish culture through challah bread.
  • The festival begins in New York City on November 6 and concludes in Tel Aviv on November 29.
  • Organized by Foodish, the culinary arm of ANU, Museum of the Jewish People, it features workshops and community gatherings.
  • This is the second year of the event, marking its first expansion beyond Israel.
  • Notable Jewish culinary figures like Jake Cohen and Einat Admony are participating.
  • The event aims to connect Jewish communities globally by reinterpreting traditions.

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