His students asked him why he gave such a large donation to her, as all she had needed was wine. The Brisker Rav responded that if she was asking about using milk for the four cups, it also meant she did not have any meat or chicken for the seder meal, so she needed more than just wine, but also food for her meal.
on to the tweets...
Seems @benandjerrys might be adding to its flavor graveyard after Passover... (Maror?? Really???) pic.twitter.com/EQCyMY5bZE
— Laura Ben-David (@LauraBenDavd) March 23, 2015
For argument's sake, if you were having a dairy seder could @benandjerrys maror & charoset flavors be used for maror & charoset?
— Laura Ben-David (@LauraBenDavd) March 23, 2015
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I never heard Pshat that על מצות ומרורים יאכלוהו means that you need to take a bit of Matzah (and a drink) between eating Maror and eating your Korban Pesah.
ReplyDeleteI stopped buying them when they stopped using water from the Golan.
ReplyDeleteCouldn't stop laughing when I saw the OU D. Why would they even bother manufacturing this? Believe they really don't even know why it's wrong. Also, why would the OU give their hechsher? Or is this all a joke!
ReplyDeleteIf OU has a permanent mashgiach at the factory, why not?
DeleteThe charoset is basically cinnamon apple - not really a strange ice cream flavor.
DeleteThe marror is a joke (someone photoshopped the charoset one; the ingredients are the same).
The charoset is basically cinnamon apple - not really a strange ice cream flavor.
DeleteThe marror is a joke (someone photoshopped the charoset one; the ingredients are the same).