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amother
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 Sun, Apr 12 2020, 10:35 am
First time making a full Pesach at home. So far so good  But I have a question.
What do I do with the Seder Plates?
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Elfrida
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Sun, Apr 12 2020, 10:46 am
Do you mean the actual plate, or the food on it?
If you mean the plate, wash it and put it away for another year.
If you mean the food, dispose of it in the most appropriate way.
Some people have the custom to eat the zeroa, while others have the custom not to eat it. There is an ongoing thread discussing it. (I let my cats have it the next day.)
Any of the other items that you didn't consume during the seder you can either throw out, or eat if they are still good. They are symbolic, and are not considered to have any intrinsic kedusha.
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amother
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Sun, Apr 12 2020, 12:02 pm
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Thank you
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