I'm guessing that everything priced with a tag like that (meat counter, deli counter, cheese counter) got a "Delicious for Chanukah" card, and nobody thought about what was being printed on them...
Luckily, we were able to find a turkey for Chanukkah this Sunday at my mom's. Last year, the day after Thanksgiving ALL the turkeys disappeared and were replaced with hams. It was as if Thanksgiving was the ONLY time that turkey is served in the holiday season. After a bunch of us demanded turkeys, I guess they figured out not everyone eats ham for the December holiday meals. *whew* Next year will be fun - Chanukkah is Very Late, so things are going to be dicey convincing them we aren't Christmas with candles - again.
I guess not having the bone makes it kosher? (giggle)
likely it is as another comment said, all tags in the store probably had the same "Delicious for Chanukah" sticker. Including the bacon, meat and cheese deli platters, and packages of lard.
LOL! Figures.... I did send that one to family and a few friends who would get a laugh from it. (And I did include a link to here.) What next? Lobster or Soft Shell Crabs for Passover?
Oy! That is bad... In a kinda related story, this Montana Methodist girl reminded the first grade teacher tonight to get her butt home before sundown. I said, "Don't you think you need to go before it gets dark?" "Why?" "Um, isn't this the first night of Chanukah??" "Oh! I guess I better get going!!!!" "That's okay Audrey, that's why I'm here, it's my inner yenta reminding you." Sigh.
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Last year, the day after Thanksgiving ALL the turkeys disappeared and were replaced with hams. It was as if Thanksgiving was the ONLY time that turkey is served in the holiday season. After a bunch of us demanded turkeys, I guess they figured out not everyone eats ham for the December holiday meals. *whew*
Next year will be fun - Chanukkah is Very Late, so things are going to be dicey convincing them we aren't Christmas with candles - again.
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:-)
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I did as wel.
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likely it is as another comment said, all tags in the store probably had the same "Delicious for Chanukah" sticker. Including the bacon, meat and cheese deli platters, and packages of lard.
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That is bad... In a kinda related story, this Montana Methodist girl reminded the first grade teacher tonight to get her butt home before sundown. I said, "Don't you think you need to go before it gets dark?" "Why?" "Um, isn't this the first night of Chanukah??" "Oh! I guess I better get going!!!!" "That's okay Audrey, that's why I'm here, it's my inner yenta reminding you." Sigh.
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I have several Jewish friends that don't stick to kosher, but who do celebrate Chanukah, and some of them might indeed like this.
So while it's amusing, I don't think it is clueless. Or am I missing something?
Oh, and of course as a Christian I am hereby banning "Christmas" presents to all non-Christians, m'kay? ;-)
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