Examples of using Carob in English and their translations into Hebrew
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When we arrived, we did the bar mitzvah of village children carob, very good performance,
a series of miracles(the carob tree and the stream),
I'm planting a carob tree.
including the synagogue, a carob tree and a cave;
where carob, tamarind and apricot juices are consumed at sunset.
next to the carob suite and each has a separate entrance and a private sitting area.
In comparison to regular chocolate, carob has considerably less sugar, a fraction of the fat content, and only 1/3 of the calories.
Many cultures regularly use carob like other seeds and seeds, and also as a substitute for chocolate!
Carob is also known as St. John's-bread and is a member of the Fabaceae family,
fat repels water, which tends to separate from the cheese, stabilizer such as guar and carob gums are added to prolong its shelf life.
The carob is the property of the Jewish community,
fat repels water, which tends to separate from the cheese, stabilizers such as guar and carob gums are added to prolong its shelf life.
For some reason(I assume having to do with the availability of fruits in Russia 100 years ago), dried carob, called in Yiddish"bokser," was especially associated with this day.
with a drawing of the carob tree at the entrance to the cave of Rabbi Simeon bar Yochai.
makes carob a very beneficial addition to your lines of defense against cancer!
Landscape Values: The settlement remains are integrated in the ancient flora and local vegetation(almond, carob, fig, sage
so let your hair down a bit and let the sponge gourd and the special olive oil bath foam soften your flesh in preparation for the carob branches flogging.
Some consider carob an adequate substitute for chocolate… because it can,
chocolate bottles filled with liqueur and wrapped in colorful foil, carob jelly, and candied orange peels.
In ancient times, carob seeds were used as a weight unit for precious stones,