Charoses Trowel

Everyone loves charoses! 

Wait… what’s that? You spell the word charoses differently? 

That’s okay, no matter how you spell it, we can all agree that this tasty mixture of apples, nuts, and wine is…

…yes, of course I know there are different recipes…no, I wasn’t trying to imply that your grandmother made it wrong for 85 years…fine… I’m sorry, Mrs. Lowenstein. Are you happy now?

In any case, this miniature trowel is a fun way to serve charoses at your Seder, as charoses reminds us of the mortar our ancestors in Egypt used to make bricks…

…no, I wasn’t aware there is an opinion in the Babylonian Talmud¹ that we eat charoses to neutralize poison in the marror... yes, that’s very interesting… can you please stop now?

Thank you.

The trowel (including the handle) measures approximately 4 inches and should be gently hand washed.

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¹ Pesachim 116a