Crossword Clue: Something eaten during Hanukkah
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Something eaten during Hanukkah"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Something eaten during Hanukkah"
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- Applesauce-topped nosh
- Applesauce-topped treat
- Fried Hanukkah nosh
- Fried Hanukkah treat
- Griddle cake
- Griddlecake
- Deli offering
- Deli pancake
- It gets fried on Hanukkah
- Bubbe's blin
- Bubbe's pancake
- It might be served after lighting the menorah
- It might be served with sour cream or applesauce
- Item in some Jewish cuisine
- Hanukkah dinner staple
- Hanukkah dish
- Hanukkah fare
- Hanukkah nosh
- Hanukkah pancake
- Hanukkah potato pancake
- Hanukkah serving
- Hanukkah staple
- Hanukkah treat
- Jewish potato pancake
- Jewish treat eaten with applesauce
- Traditional Hanukkah serving
- Something eaten during Hanukkah
- Pancake at a seder
- Pancake fried at Hanukkah
- Pancake rarely eaten with syrup
- Pancake served with applesauce
- Kosher deli offering
- Part of a Hanukkah meal
- Passover potato pancake
- Potato-filled treat
- Potato pancake
- Potato treat for Hanukkah
Recent Usage of Something eaten during Hanukkah in Crossword Puzzles
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- New York Times - Oct. 25, 2017