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ny21 ↓

Thu, Dec 14 2006, 11:40 am

I went to a engagment party for my cousin.
for the party a women unwrapped the wrappers to the miniture hershey
cholcolates and rewrapped them with Scenes of the engaged couple.

Once scene showed him with a huge diamond ring (fake) giving it to
his fiancee.

The women printed the pictures on her computer .
My kids did this for a charity event , by printing the name of the charity
in their colors online. it was a big hit,

Mevater ↓

Thu, Dec 14 2006, 12:39 pm

momoftwins wrote:

I went to a engagment party for my cousin.
for the party a women unwrapped the wrappers to the miniture hershey
cholcolates and rewrapped them with Scenes of the engaged couple.

How did the people at the party know they were eating Milchig chocolate (I'm pretty sure all Hershey's miniatures are Milchig)?

Normally, parties are in the evening when many have eaten Fleishig.

gold21

Thu, Dec 14 2006, 12:47 pm

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Hannah! ↓

Thu, Dec 14 2006, 12:48 pm

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↑ Mevater ↓

Thu, Dec 14 2006, 1:14 pm

Hannah! wrote:

I would never to a party or seuda under the assumption that the food would be fleishigs. Especially if the event is an engagement party, which usually consists of dessert spreads.

You can't assume either way. Best way to do it is to put up a nice sign with words- Fleishig, Milchig, or Pareve, in each area, and not to serve both Milchig and Fleishig at same party, bec. of serving pieces getting mixed up.

↑ Hannah! ↓

Thu, Dec 14 2006, 3:07 pm

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↑ ny21 ↓

Thu, Dec 14 2006, 5:46 pm

Dont be a party pooper !

the party was in the daytime and was milichik

many people traveled from a distance , so I guess thats why the party

was in the day time.

amother ↓

Thu, Dec 14 2006, 7:56 pm

momoftwins wrote:

Dont be a party pooper !

the party was in the daytime and was milichik

many people traveled from a distance , so I guess thats why the party

was in the day time.

There's also the other issue of the Hechsher being unknown if the wrapper is removed.

greenfire

Thu, Dec 14 2006, 8:40 pm

Hey - my daughter's school just did something similar for a chanuka party - they gave everyone chocolates wrapped in a gold wrapper as if they each won the "willy wonka" prize w/invitation of when and where school party will be. I thought it was cute.

Yeah why be a party pooper - this is in dessert not controversial.

Crayon210

Thu, Dec 14 2006, 9:51 pm

greenfire wrote:

Yeah why be a party pooper - this is in dessert not controversial.

If anyone remembers the thread I started in the Recipe Collection and mentioned how happy I was that there is no controversy in at least one section of the forum...and Technic said, just you wait...

Here it is!!

Hooray!!

↑ amother ↓

Thu, Dec 14 2006, 10:00 pm

Crayon210 wrote:

greenfire wrote:

Yeah why be a party pooper - this is in dessert not controversial.

There's controversy in all sections.

Look at the debate between take the skin off/ leave the skin on the chicken, in the chicken soup discussion!

Rolling Laughter

↑ Mevater

Mon, Dec 18 2006, 8:13 am

amother wrote:

Crayon210 wrote:

greenfire wrote:

Yeah why be a party pooper - this is in dessert not controversial.

There's controversy in all sections.

Look at the debate between take the skin off/ leave the skin on the chicken, in the chicken soup discussion!

Rolling Laughter

Wherever there's two Jews, a philosophical, Talmudic, Gemaraic discussion ensues. Even about dessert or chicken soup. It's harmless.

↑ ny21 ↓

Mon, Dec 18 2006, 11:12 am

where could you buy pareve chocolates ?{miniture} any ideas?

↑ Hannah!

Mon, Dec 18 2006, 8:56 pm

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↑ ny21 ↓

Wed, Dec 20 2006, 2:10 pm

is that the first anoynomous posting in the recipe section? LOL

↑ amother ↓

Wed, Dec 20 2006, 2:30 pm

momoftwins wrote:

is that the first anoynomous posting in the recipe section? LOL

You might have sat next to me at the pediatrician's office today, or in Shul this week, or talked to me at the P.T.A. meeting, or been helped by me at that store today, or might be my cousin, etc..

What difference does it make if my post says my Username or Imamother? If you don't know me or don't know my Username, you can't connect posts to people.

Sorry for my asking, but please explain your seeming unhappiness at anon posts Banging head

↑ ny21 ↓

Wed, Dec 20 2006, 2:34 pm

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↑ amother

Wed, Dec 20 2006, 2:50 pm

momoftwins wrote:

I said that jokingly ! get a life!

You might not be like minded, but there have been other posters Exploding anger

that sounded like they thought that anon posters ought to be banned, if any anon posts of theirs aren't of a sensitive nature! Rolling Eyes

Sorry.

mimsy7420

Wed, Dec 20 2006, 3:10 pm

amother wrote:

momoftwins wrote:

is that the first anoynomous posting in the recipe section? LOL

Because, my dear, although all usernames are anonymous, since they each have their own unique name, one can distinguish one from the other. If everyone posted as amother, how can I ever tell any posters apart? The anonymous feature is there so posters can choose to post under amother when they want to post something personal or ask a personalquestion and they don't want anyone to know it was them who posted.

Does that make it clearer?

↑ ny21 ↓

Sat, Apr 21 2007, 6:52 pm

this I a cute idea for you batmitzvah/
I hope you see it.

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