[post_page_title]Meals are often shared by the community[/post_page_title]
We’ve already covered much of the mealtime habits that Amish people have, but here’s one that you may be interested in. While Amish meals are generally considered a sacred time for the family to come together, dinner isn’t always just limited to one family. It’s not all that unusual for an entire community to come together to share a meal.
When this happens, each person will bring an item (you know, like a potluck). These are general joyous occasions where everyone can catch up with another and share a real sense of community. Sounds fun to us!
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