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Does your family have a seder for Tu b'Shevat?
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| Yes - a formal seder |
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4% |
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| We serve 7 species, but there's not a seder |
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16% |
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| We do something else |
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29% |
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| We don't do anything |
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50% |
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funkyfrummom
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 Sun, Jan 24 2021, 2:28 pm
For people who do this, is it a minhag from your family? How common is it in your community?
If not the prevailing custom, why did you start? Did you speak to a rav before adding it?
Is there a "haggadah" that you read things from? (I saw something to that affect on aish site.)
In our home, we have never had a "seder," per se. I usually try to incorporate the 7 fruits in some way into the meal.
We also have bokser, when I can find it.
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shmosmom
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Sun, Jan 24 2021, 2:43 pm
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We have a nice dinner, and an assortment of fruit for dessert. Many times we'll do it together with family, and the host makes dinner while everyone else brings a few fruits or a dish incorporating some fruits. This is how I grew up.
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FranticFrummie
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Sun, Jan 24 2021, 2:54 pm
In my Sephardi shul in America, they always did a big group seder in the social hall, and I enjoyed it a lot.
Now that I'm living alone, and not going to shul, I can't seem to find the energy to set it all up.
The idea of making Pesach alone this year is depressing enough. 
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