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In response to "meat and cheese together is kinda *the* big no-no -- nm" by zork

more specifically, meat and dairy. I had a girlfriend who worked for a caterer that did events at probably the richest synagogue here ...

Posted by zork Jul 11 '12, 07:45

$100,000 bar mitzvahs, 250k weddings, etc.

after a while, she asked her boss why the kids keep asking if they were being served *real* ice cream. She had been telling them "of course it's real" figuring the caterer wouldn't cheap out, and wondered why so many of them then declined.

it's a good thing she was hawt or she probably would have been fired.

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I thought that applied only if the meat and milk were from the same animal -- nm - con_carne Jul 11, 07:47 3
- absolutely any meat and any milk. and they require two completely different sets of dishes and utensils. -- nm - loosilu Jul 11, 07:49
- you thought wrong. -- nm - Andie Jul 11, 07:47
- the same *kind* of animal, rather -- nm - con_carne Jul 11, 07:47

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