What do I bring to a seder dinner?

Answers:
Bacon-topped anything.

Other Answers:

If you are not Jewish and do not think through kosher rules, my best recomendation would be flowers or some features of non-edible objects. It would be above-board to bid the host ethnic group of the sedar and ask them. Just besure to respect adjectives the kosher rules so not to pollute the holiday for the family circle. Good luck if this is your first sedar. I participate within one ending year and it be a blast. Do not be shy and actively join. It make the celebration more heart feel.

A bottle of kosher wine, flowers, or the special Bartons kosher for Passover chocolates. Don't bring grape liquid as someone suggested unless it is kosher grapejuice, which would be found contained by the Passover display contained by your supermarket. The wine doesn't hold to be Manischevitz-the liquor store can show you a test of kosher wines.

Don't bring matzah, etc. as someone else suggested-those are items your hosts will enjoy on the seder table.

Matza (unleavened bread). Romain Lettuce , cellery and saline sea

You can other bring a bottle of Mogen David Wine. If maybe it is a non alcoholic group, grape liquid. Most grocery stores enjoy a unit set up near matzo, gefilte fish (yummm!) and other such items. Perhaps one of the desserts, near are so various presently a days, from macaroons (always a favorite) to special cake. Check it out!

Try this site.
http://www.happypassover.net/passover-gift-ideas.html

what is seder?

nought. of late yourself. the rest will be provided. or ask someone who's jewish to see what they utter. the one i go to be a long time ago when i be younger(like 15) so i visibly didn't bring any entry.

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