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[[Image:Charoset.jpg|right|thumb|250px|Charoset, made from walnuts, wine, cinammon, honey and apples]]

[[Image:Charoset.jpg|right|thumb|250px|Charoset, made from walnuts, wine, cinnamon, honey and apples]]

'''Charoset''' ([[Hebrew]]: חֲרֽוֹסֶת derived from חרס ''cheres'' "clay") is a mixture typically containing [[apple]]s, [[nut]]s, [[cinnamon]], [[honey]], and [[wine]] which serves to sweeten the bitter [[maror]] of the [[Passover]] [[Seder]] meal. Because of its appearance, it symbolizes the mud mixed with straw used by the slaves in [[Egypt]]ian buildings.<ref>[http://www.angelfire.com/pa2/passover/recipes-pesach/charoset-charoses.html ''Charoset: What is it?''] "Recipes For The Passover/Pesach Seder". Accessed 18 February 2008</ref> It is a favourite of many children, who during the Seder meal, often eat it thickly spread on [[Matzo|matzah]].   

'''Charoset''' ([[Hebrew]]: חֲרֽוֹסֶת derived from חרס ''cheres'' "clay") is a mixture typically containing [[apple]]s, [[nut]]s, [[cinnamon]], [[honey]], and [[wine]] which serves to sweeten the bitter [[maror]] of the [[Passover]] [[Seder]] meal. Because of its appearance, it symbolizes the mud mixed with straw used by the slaves in [[Egypt]]ian buildings.<ref>[http://www.angelfire.com/pa2/passover/recipes-pesach/charoset-charoses.html ''Charoset: What is it?''] "Recipes For The Passover/Pesach Seder". Accessed 18 February 2008</ref> It is a favourite of many children, who during the Seder meal, often eat it thickly spread on [[Matzo|matzah]].