We avoid eating on Rosh Hashana foods that were cooked in vinegar or has an overall vinegar taste. This would include most pickles as they are pickled in vinegar.…
We avoid eating on Rosh Hashana foods that were cooked in vinegar or has an overall vinegar taste. This would include most pickles as they are pickled in vinegar.…
If honey isn’t possible, sugar may be used. ראה יפ״ל ג, תקפג, א. מל״ח יב, טז. בא״ח נצבים ש״א ד. שו״ת תורה לשמה תק. כה״ח תקפג, ד. שם…
Garlic may be eaten on Rosh Hashana. ראה כלבו סד. ד״מ תקפג, א. תשב״ץ קיח. א״ר תקפג. קצה המטה שם יז. כה״ח שם כו. #5673
In general, all nuts are avoided on Rosh Hashana. Seeds are not included. See also here: https://asktherav.com/nuts-on-rosh-hashana/ #5659
There are those who are careful not to eat sour or bitter foods until after Hoshana Rabbah or Simchas Torah. I am aware that the Rebbe had Chrein on…
Continued: If not: 1. Does it make a difference if it's mixed in salad and/or coated in something else? 2. Does it make a difference if it's after Davening so…
It is OK to add some vinegar to a dressing if its taste won’t be detectable. Sources: שו״ת רבבות אפרים חלק ו’ סימן ש”ח. פסקי תשובות סי' תקפג הע'…
There is no problem to eat regular olives. Olives in vinegar, however, should not be eaten. The Poskim mention not to eat nuts because they increase saliva and disturb our…
