Do you eat a seuda on מוצאי יום כיפור?

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Do you eat a seuda on מוצאי יום כיפור?

Yes chassidish

48%

[ 45 ]

Yes not chassidish

13%

[ 13 ]

No chassidish

[ 6 ]

No not chassidish

31%

[ 29 ]

Total Votes : 93

amother

Thu, Oct 06 2022, 12:40 am

Do you have the minhag to wash and eat a full seuda : challoh, fish, chicken soup, sweet carrots, chicken + + etc

amother

Aconite

Thu, Oct 06 2022, 12:42 am

Yes chassidish but we keep it to the bare minimum. Because nobody eats 🙄

amother

Natural

Thu, Oct 06 2022, 12:46 am

Never heard of this. Not chassidish.

amother

Crocus

Thu, Oct 06 2022, 12:46 am

Challah and soup. I also warmed up chicken and sides but not much of that was eaten.
(Not chassidish)

amother

Aconite

Thu, Oct 06 2022, 12:49 am

There are so many other sects other than Chasidish and not Chasidish. What

Thisisnotmyreal

Thu, Oct 06 2022, 12:51 am

Yes Chabad voted chassidish

amother

Thu, Oct 06 2022, 12:53 am

amother Aconite wrote:

There are so many other sects other than Chasidish and not Chasidish. What

You are 100% correct. But to keep things more simple the poll was made this way. Otherwise there would have to be 20 more boxes.

Revafe

Thu, Oct 06 2022, 1:02 am

Yes. We do seuda with bunch of guest! It's a special yom tov

Last edited by Revafe on Thu, Oct 06 2022, 1:44 am; edited 1 time in total

Reality

Thu, Oct 06 2022, 1:35 am

Yes. It is the traditional minhag. I don't see how it's hard to eat challah and soup after a fast. Those are the best foods to eat. I also cut up fruit and veggies which were mostly eaten. I made grilled chicken cutlets and potato kugel for whomever wanted to eat more. Again, doesn't seem any unhealthier to me than eating a bagel sandwich. I actually feel much better eating soup and a little bit of chicken than eating dairy. I was full and rehydrated.

amother

Broom

Thu, Oct 06 2022, 1:46 am

Yes, not chassidish.
Always did growing up and now as well. But it's always pretty low key, and usually leftovers from before the fast. If we eat dairy, we still wash and have challah etc.

amother

Clover

Thu, Oct 06 2022, 9:26 am

No. We have a YT-dik seudah erev YK. I can't imagine having to serve such an elaborate meal after a taanis. I'm pretty sure our cast-iron stomachs could handle it, but I wouldn't want to. A small, light, milchik meal TYVM. Especially with Sukkos coming on its heels, another heavy fleishik meal is the last thing we need.

amother

Garnet

Thu, Oct 06 2022, 9:28 am

amother OP wrote:

Do you have the minhag to wash and eat a full seuda : challoh, fish, chicken soup, sweet carrots, chicken + + etc

My husband does, but I can’t. Last night my husband, 2 of my kids, and a few single guys washed, had steak and potatoes and fries, some had wine….I can’t stomach meat after a fast….

notshanarishona

Thu, Oct 06 2022, 9:29 am

My husband washes and eats fleishigs. I don’t, I typically eat a couple crackers and then wait and see if it stays down. I would never be able to eat a full meal after a fast.

mizle10

Thu, Oct 06 2022, 9:30 am

Yes, but not the menu you posted. No sweet carrots:)

We break the fast on cake coffee fruit and juice. Then we wait about an hour and have a proper seuda.

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