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3:40pm Wednesday 30th June 2010 in News By Craig Burnett
Jewish tennis fans were able to watch Roger Federer on a full stomach thanks to the return of a pioneering food service at the Championships.
A kosher food stall is celebrating its second year at the tournament – serving up treats including the classic strawberries and cream.
The stall was set up last year by the Chabad of South London Campuses, a Jewish educational organisation with a centre in St George’s Road, Wimbledon.
It launched last year, when Rabbi Dovid Cohen sold kosher food from the driveway of a house near the All England Club.
This year the project has grown, with a stall in the car park of the Wimbledon Golf Club – near the tournament’s famous queue.
Mr Cohen said it was often hard to find good kosher food at major events.
He said: “There are many Jewish tennis fans who won’t have a source of hot food.”
He said non-Jews were also enjoying the the snacks on offer – which included burgers, sandwiches and ice cream.
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