This has to be a bad joke, even my most clueless goyim friends know the deal, hell some even drop boxes of garlic matzo on my desk at work. Was there also a sale on scallops? Nothing makes for a great pesach seder than pan seared scallops wrapped in bacon, covered with gorgonzola. :-)
This isn't something new. There were similar ads in our local paper back in the early 70s. It just goes to show how capitalism makes for religious peace by monetarizing everything.
*gryn* I do have fun with tags. But it's so true! When I was growing up in Vermont, in the 60's and 70's, food was far less diverse, things out-of-season were so much more expensive. I remember that one of my favorite things in the world was a pomegranate, and I could only afford to have one perhaps once a year.
Now the local supermarkets have a hispanic food section, and a honkey tex-mex section, separately, and the hispanic section is roughly divided into central American and Braziliano.
And pomegranates are available all year, especially as juice.
Maybe I should write that series for food talk/slow food, eh?
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And Will, wouldn't you have to make those pan seared scallops in bacon with cheese, wrapped in sourdough biscuit dough? ;)
Now the local supermarkets have a hispanic food section, and a honkey tex-mex section, separately, and the hispanic section is roughly divided into central American and Braziliano.
And pomegranates are available all year, especially as juice.
Maybe I should write that series for food talk/slow food, eh?