How many of you have tried hummus and liked it?

@Hannihar I can’t eat bananas and oranges but I do eat apples and strawberries.

@RubyHawk I do not like strawberries and apples did not agree with my stomach after a while so no apples for me. I cannot find where I gave you ingredients for Russian dressing and add paprika to it too and try and if not good then do not add paprika and see if the other ingredients are fine.

@JudyEv I understand. I used to be able to eat cole slaw but the cabbage does not agree with my stomach so stopped it and that goes for tea and grapes as well. I do not eat apples anymore but love bananas and oranges.

I've never tried making my own but would love to. WHat recipe do you use?

@DianneN TWINS!

@DianneN When you make it what do you put in it? I have never made it. When I want it I buy it but at certain places.

@Fleura On the contrary, it is delicious. It just tastes like a fruit dip or something. It is healthy too, for the most part as it is made with the chick peas. They are fairly bland you don't taste them in the dip since there are other flavorings in there.

@snowy22315 I have never heard of dessert hummus! It sounds horrible!

@snowy22315 I have never had the dessert hummus. What is in it? I have just have hummus as an appetizer.

@Hannihar Oh yes, we have occasionally bought Challa ... these are nice ones you have pictured here! And we know matza too! I guess there is not supposed to be leavening in it for Passover? (Not sure, I just recall something like that). I know some people use it on vegetables too - like a dip.

@much2say I love Challa. It is very good. We cannot have leavened bread on Passover. We clean before the holiday and sell the products we cannot use on the holiday and eat matza for 7 days here in Israel. Matza can be used in many ways. One can fry it on the holiday. I like it with salami fried and onion.

@much2say I have never made it but have places here in Jerusalem l like to buy it at and it is very good especially the spicy one and the regular is good too. Pita bread sounds good with it. I use Challa or lachmaniote or regular bread when I eat it. If you do not know what Challa is I will put a picture here. We eat it at our holidays and on a Sabbath but for Passover we eat matza. We cannot eat bread on Passover. I have never made it so do not know what the difference is.

@Hannihar It does not take very long if you use canned garbanzo beans already cooked. I would say 15 minutes.

@LadyDuck 15 minutes is not long.

@LadyDuck That is cool that you make it yourself. How long does it take you to make? I have never made it. I only buy it.

@almostoveryou Do you know anyone that has the spicy version. If so, try it before you even think of buying it.

@Hannihar i can't remember if there's spicy hummus in that restaurant. Will remember to check next time

@almostoveryou Good idea to ask and check it out before you buy it and maybe you will not like it. I love it, but, that is my taste buds.

@RebeccasFarm That is ok. Everyone has to find what they like to eat. Have you tried it?

@Hannihar No I havent Hanni.

@RebeccasFarm Too bad and if you get the chance you should try it. If you could come here I would buy it and you can try it here.

@Hannihar — oh, yes. There’s a company called Sabra that makes great hummus from mild to wild.

@FourWalls Can you find spicy hummus where you live? I also love it and love it spicy and sometimes I like it without the spice.

@FourWalls They are here in Israel and yes and there are others too that make good hummus. There is a place in town I used to buy falafel that had it and I also used to buy the other. Once a friend and I made falafel and it was tasty.

@Marilynda1225 would you like to try it? If so, it could be found in grocery stores there I believe.

@Hannihar They just used it like a regular sandwich filling. And it hadn't occurred to me to tell them to do otherwise!

@Fleura Would they try it again the way you suggest?

@Fleura It took me a minute to understand why they put it on buttered bread. Not everyone loves or even likes it. It is very popular here.

@Hannihar I like pate and soft cheeses so mostly I go for those.

@JudyEv ok and not everyone has the same taste in things. That is ok.

@JudyEv That is too bad that you do not like it. What appetizers do you like and do you make them or buy them?

@Nakitakona We eat it here in Israel. Maybe you never met any of your countrymen that talked about it when they were here. Here is a link about it: ttps://izzycooking.com/what-does-hummus-taste-like/#:~:text=Hummus%20is%20a%20rich%2C%20creamy,goodness%20of%20hummus%20for%20yourself!

@Nakitakona You are welcome.

@Hannihar You're right besides I never know them. Thanks for the reference.

@Fa_Maverick That is a hummus lover if you cannot wait and eat it out of the tub. What do you put it on?

@Fa_Maverick Sounds like a real hummus lover to me.

@Adie04 Here is information for you on hummus.

@pablina It is good on pita. I like to put hummus on a salami sandwich at times with mustard. I like the plain or the spicy. Where did you get yours? I guess it depends on what supermarkets you go to that it is quite tasty. I would not get carmelized onion one. I like hummus how it is supposed to be plain or spicy. I would look up the recipes on hummus and find the right one that you find you can use.

@marlina That is ok. Not everyone likes it.

@sol_cee That is ok if you do not like it.

@JESSY3236 If you get a chance you should try it.

@lifecoachjerusalem Thanks Rachael and I have shopped on occasion at Rami Levy. There are lots that like techina and I do not eat it. Hummus I love and do not have that often and prefer if can find the harif one I like it a lot. Does your Mom put it on lachmaniote or how does she eat them? What else does she have for breakfast. Does she have tomatoes too?