What does Challah taste like? Is it sweet?

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Oh, I forgot to say that I made up the dough today. I'll bake tomorrow and let y'all know how it turns out. I used half and half milk and water, butter, 1/4 cup honey. No vanilla, no poppy seeds.
 
Results

In case anyone is interested....

They turned out delicious, if I do say so myself. :chef: The flavor is really outstanding for a wheat roll. I'm really a white bread fan but I always eat whole grain healthy stuff!! The amount of honey was just right. Although, they could have used a touch more for dinner rolls. However, I'll be using these for snacks with cheese or mini sandwiches as well, so 1/4 cup honey was the way to go for that.

The texture was "light and airy". Not like a croissant, but it is a very light, tender and soft roll. Not dense like a wheat bread is usually. I think the eggs and vital wheat gluten helped in that department.

Thanks again everybody! I wish I could include the aroma in this post! I'm stuffed and still wanting to eat more rolls.
 
Some challah is very sweet. I have even seen it topped with sprinkles or confectioner's sugar, almost like a frosting.
 
Good for you and thank you for posting result, personally I really apreciate when people do that. Thanks.
 
We are always interested in the results... thanks for sharing and congratulations a successful challah!
 

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