Irish People Try Jewish Food

Over the years we've posted lots of video clips of other ethnic groups tasting and commenting on Jewish food that they're trying for the first time.

But the clips keep coming and we'll keep posting them. 

How would Irish people who have never experienced the taste of matzo ball soup, bourekas, brisket, and maror react to their first taste? Watch the video and their reactions.  Enjoy!

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The Jewish Daily Forward Conducts a Shtetl Food Taste Test

What foods would you eat if you lived in a shtetl (small village in Eastern Europe)? The Jewish Daily Forward conducted a taste test to see how everyday foods served there would fare in America today.

For the testers they invited two staff members of the newspaper, Avital Chizhik-Goldschmit, the Forward's Life Editor, and Steven Davidson, an Opinion Fellow, to taste six Jewish foods from the Ashkenazi shtetl days -- including two types of herring -- and one spicy Sephardi favorite.

Avital is orthodox and Steven is secular, but does that difference have any bearing on their reactions as they taste gribenes, matjes herring, Dijon herring, p'tcha, schmaltz, and zhug?

Enjoy!

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U.S. Diplomats at Tel Aviv Embassy Taste Rosh Hashanah Foods for the First Time

Every year new American diplomats arrive in Israel to serve at the American Embassy. This year the embassy staff decided to test their "guts" with a couple of dishes that are most closely associated with Rosh Hashanah. 

These reactions you don't want to miss. US Ambassador to Israel David Friedman makes an appearance at the end of the tasting.

Enjoy!

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