What can you eat on Good Friday besides fish?

Answer 1

Christians on goodfriday usually fast, and our strict vegeterians or eat crossed buns.

Answer 2:

The above answer is not at all true for all Christians. Roman Catholics are quite strict about rules, but the Reformation hundreds of years ago meant that Protestant churches did not need to enforce such rules any longer. There are no limits at all to what people can eat on Good Friday, but it is a matter of personal choice.

Answer 2

well i should know because I'm a catholic and there's lots of things you can eat on good Friday besides fish for example vegetables,Pizza,bread,crackers,theres lots of things you can eat on good Friday besides fish you just have to eat anything without meat i know its hard because i was fasting yesterday to and it probably was my worst nightmare.

Traditionally you shouldn't eat meat on any Friday and some people even go without food on Good Friday. 'Fish' is a broad category and is not counted as meat by the Church but is not limited to fish, beavers and dolphins are considered 'fish'. This is why beavers were wiped out in Europe in the middle ages. The safe bet is just to go vegetarian for a day.

Answer 3

The question should be 'what are you not suppose to eat on Good Friday?' That would be meat. The only meat allowed is fish.

Answer 4

Good Friday was on the Jewish Passover they ate pita bread, celery with salt water, lamb, bitter vegatables and a sort of mashed nuts with dates they also drank wine at this celebration

Answer 5

A Catholic may eat only one complete meal on Good Friday. All other meals must be smaller in total than the one principal meal and no meal must include meat.

Answer 6

Traditionally Fish and non meat foods

Answer 7

Veal