Apart from bread and wine, what might Jesus' Last Supper have consisted of?

Arpeggionist

It wouldn't even have had bread. It was a Passover Seder. It would have had unleavened bread (known as matzah). There was also a good collection of fruits. Apr 09 04, 5:13 AM

Siskin

This is the ingredients of the Seder plate, but documents suggest that any form of dessert was missing from Jesus's meal. Hard boiled egg - everything in boiling water becomes soft and disintegrates, but an egg becomes hard like the Israelites. Also symbolizes new life. Roasted shankbone of lamb - reminds them there had to be blood sacrificed to save their lives. Bitter herbs - horseradish - servants to slavery. Parsley dipped in salt water - fresh green symbol of hope with the salty tears cried in Egypt. Haroset - a wine, nut and apple mixture which resemble mud/mortar used to build the treasure cities for Pharaoh. A symbol of hope of freedom. Last night in a re-enactment of this meal we had Halva as a desert, but I can't say whether this is truly symbolic, or a present day addition. It was delicious though! Apr 09 04, 6:13 AM