It’s getting cold, isn’t it? The end of the year is often chilly, what with the advent of winter and all. Such times call for warm clothes and warmer meals, as the snow begins to fall and the winds begin to bring the winter’s cold. Times like these would have called for a vacation to somewhere warm. Sadly, Jewish trips of that sort wouldn’t be advisable until this pandemic has weakened and the world has sorted itself out. With that said, being prepared for a future trip can be quite exciting. What better way to kick out the blues of staying indoors than by imagining a future vacation to a warm and lush locale, like the Amazon river. Such a trip would require a good number of snacks to keep you nourished on your tours. Here are some kosher snack suggestions that you might like. Hey, if that trip is a few months away, why not prepare them now for your indoor picnics?
The Spruce Eats’ Israeli Pita Bread
Bread! One of the first vegan foods that humanity has ever produced. If you want something that’s easy to prepare for but quite scrumptious and versatile, then this Israeli pita bread is just for you. Not only can you enjoy it as a side snack while traveling, you can also use it for falafels or other such dishes.
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| Get it here: https://www.thespruceeats.com/israeli-pita-bread-2121767 |
Jamie Geller’s Chewy Chocolate Chip Granola Bars
Have you ever gone on Jewish tours with a somewhat empty stomach? Maybe you were craving something sweet as you basked in the history and heritage of your walks and travels. Well, with a great granola bar, your energy and enthusiasm will never be out of fuel again!
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| Check out this delicious and portable kosher dish here: https://jamiegeller.com/recipes/chewy-chocolate-chip-granola-bars/ |
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