There’s a reason you find yourself craving cheesecake the beginning of every summer. Often referred to as the “cheesecake holiday”, Shavuot is the holiday that celebrates the receiving of the Torah at Mount Sinai. Shavuot, which is typically 7 weeks after Passover is probably the least known Jewish holiday, maybe because this holiday has no obvious “symbols” of the day – i.e. no Shofar, no Sukkah, no Seder, no Chanukah Menorah. Instead over the years the symbol of Shavuot has become cheesecake and blintzes.

So don’t waste anytime and download this guide today and uncover the great tastes of this amazing holiday!