Text 12248, 61 rader
Skriven 2014-04-16 13:31:15 av Nancy Backus (1:261/1381.0)
  Kommentar till text 12167 av RUTH HANSCHKA (1:123/140)
Ärende: Re: egg-planting
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-=> Quoting RUTH HANSCHKA to NANCY BACKUS on 14 Apr 14  23:23:16 <=-

 ->  -> Makes sense to have the Kosher totally separate... less chance of
 ->  -> any contamination that way.  :) 
 ->  RH> They were next to each other for years, the better to tempt the
 ->  RH> Gentiles. 
 -> And it worked well enough that now the Gentiles go across the store... ;)

 RH> Those who know, anyway.  That's where the good pickles hang out.

Now they can fly low... and have enough for themselves... no need to
tempt any new ones in, unless they happen upon it...  ;)

 ->  -> It's possible that some of the larger
 ->  -> Wegmans stores, especially in areas of the city where the Jewish
 ->  -> population is greater, might have that sort of set up...  :)
 ->  RH> Or not. Depends on the crowd.
 -> How Kosher most are keeping, and how important to keep the most
 -> observant ones as customers...  ;) 

 RH> We have a big enough Orthodox population that the case does quite
 RH> well.  

That's about what I figured.  :)  The side of town where my parents were
(and I finished high school) had a high Jewish population, including the
most Orthodox of the area...  Other areas of town were more heavily
Catholic, or had more of the less observant Jews...  Large enough area
to have many pockets of ethnicity...

 ->  RH> beer is around the corner from the meat.  Oddly it's the non-cooled
 ->  RH> stuff that's next to the meat case.  
 -> The guys that go for the cooler stock are more picky and less likely to
 -> be influenced just by placement...?

 RH> Or something.  They wanted it out in the aisle where the soccer mom
 RH> would pick up something to take home too.

Next to the soda, water and sports drinks...?  :)   That's where ours
are...  :)
 
 ->  -> He should talk to UDD...  Cayenne's good for the stomach.... heals
 ->  -> ulcers, and all that...  :)
 ->  RH> If it doesn't kill you trying first.  It's great for prevention,
 ->  RH> but if you use it after that fact it can put a hurtin' on someone. 
 -> Depends on who you talk to...  and also probably on exactly which hot
 -> stuff..  Acidic's worse on ulcers than spice... 
 -> 
 RH> I've never had the problem, so I'm just going on what friends have
 RH> told me.  

Lots of people are afraid to try out spicy things...  And it does depend
on which spicy things and what other ingredients are mixed with them...
I've never had any problems with ginger and red peppers, such as Asian
dishes have... in fact those always seemed to be more healing.  But
tomato sauces would inevitably cause problems...

ttyl           neb

... Nothing's foolproof - Idiots are ingenious!
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