My mother had a student teacher, who was reading a book to her 1st grade students. The students came to a picture of a Jewish family eating dinner. One of the kids asked what are they eating, and the woman said, “I think it’s ham.”
I’m going to guess that the “Delicious for Channukah” part is a header in a whole stack of price holders that you then stick the lower part in. I do wonder at who unthinkingly stuffed it in there.
I can’t decide if that sign is based on ignorance, carelessness, or a real awareness of their market. Lot of unobservant Jews, after all.
LOL!
My mother had a student teacher, who was reading a book to her 1st grade students. The students came to a picture of a Jewish family eating dinner. One of the kids asked what are they eating, and the woman said, “I think it’s ham.”
That last response made me crack up! LOVE THE PHOTO, TOO!
I’m going to guess that the “Delicious for Channukah” part is a header in a whole stack of price holders that you then stick the lower part in. I do wonder at who unthinkingly stuffed it in there.
Delicious for Chanukah?! Hell, that stuff’s delicious any time of year!
Sprial Sliced Ham: It’s not just for Chanukah any more!
KOSHER DOES NOT WORK THAT WAY!!! [/Morbo]
Merry Channukamas, Barry!
Or whatever.
My mother always used to make a ham for Pesach.
Then, my extended family was Classical Reform, so make of that what you will.