Lekach

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Lekach or Honey cake is cake, eaten by Ashkenazi Jews in Rosh Hashana. It is basically a sponge cake, with the addition of honey, cinnamon and coffee or tea.

[edit] See also

• Jewish cuisine
• Rosh Hashana
• Sponge cake