What does Israel eat for three meals a day?

The foods that Israel eats three times a day are as follows: breakfast salad, lunch Farafe, dinner barbecue and fish.

1, breakfast, the average family will eat salad, any vegetables as long as you are famous, cucumber, radish, onion, eggplant, cabbage, cabbage, pepper and so on, can be used to make salad.

Chopped tomato and cucumber salad is a symbolic dish of Israel, so that it is called "Israeli salad" and will appear on the table at any time of the day (including breakfast). You can't imagine what it would be like without salad sandwiches or freshly baked pita cakes and hummus.

2, lunch, the average family loves to eat Farah, Chinese translation can be called fried vegetable balls, it is a small ball made of chickpeas, fried to golden brown, tender taste. Locals will put them in pita cakes with fresh fruits and vegetables of their choice.

Such as cucumber slices, onion salad, tomatoes, smoked olives, etc. With sauce, it is very rich, just like a Middle Eastern hamburger. Farafe is made of beans and vegetables and is called vegetarian. If you want to reduce calorie intake, it is definitely the best choice.

3, dinner Israeli families love to eat barbecue and fish, in Israel's Lake Galilee, the scenery is beautiful, but also rich in Peter fish. It is said that there are as many as 153 kinds of fish in this lake.

Kebab is also one of the favorite foods for Israelis to eat at dinner. This is a kind of barbecue strung with metal, and celery and spices are often added to the meat. Israel is dominated by Jews, and the meat chosen is mainly beef, mutton and chicken. Carefully marinate for one night, bake until it looks burnt but not burnt, then sprinkle with various seasonings, and the meat will be fragrant.

Israeli customs

Israel, located at the junction of Asia, Europe and Africa, has experienced many waves of immigration. It is a combination of various cultures and religions, and its commercial culture is diverse. As a developed country, Israel is greatly influenced by European and American cultures. The people are generally warm, direct and open, like communication and pay attention to contracts.

Most Israelis have religious beliefs, and according to different religions, they have strict requirements on diet and clothing. Israelis usually dress casually, similar to western Europe and the United States. People pay attention to individuality and casual clothes, especially in summer, and seldom wear suits and ties.

Living and working in Israel should respect local customs and religious beliefs. Generally, when meeting VIPs, some private company personnel and senior government officials for the first time, you should wear formal clothes to show your respect for the host, which can be determined according to the preferences of both parties in the future.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Israel