In the Torah, the beginning of the year was clearly set in the spring. So what happened?

Oh, yeah — we hit it again. Two parking tickets this morning, and one’s more than $100. Man, this Rosh ...

Think beyond apples and honey…

In 2023, the Jewish new year begins at sundown on Friday, Sept. 15 and ends at sundown on Sunday, Sept. 17.

Chock-full of apples, it's perfect for dessert, breakfast, or snack time.

This classic chicken dishes shines every year at the holidays.

A nutty, sweet treat perfect for the High Holidays or a snacking cake year-round.

The new apple crisp macchiato is a fall favorite.

Set your New Year off on the sweetest of notes.

These quirky apple products will make your Jewish New Year even sweeter.