This is why we never gave her a bat mitzvah.
Oh, but does she want 8 Hanukkah presents every year? You bet she does.
Clearly she inherited the multi-generation Indiana family food gene from her non-Jewish mother. Either that, or this is not my daughter. Should I go on Maury?
I’m not even going to try with the gefilte fish. I don’t need the tsouris.
And I’ll tell you one thing- she isn’t going looking for an afikomen come Passover.
Non-Jews: it’s probably best to just ignore my rant. Thank you.
EDIT: Hmm. Guess people here aren’t matzo fans either. Oh well.
What’s-a matzo with her?
Right? Especially when we’re also both crackers! And as a white person, I demand my daughter enjoy bland food!
I’ve never particularly thought that Jewish food staples are bland, but rather subtle or purposeful.
We’re sorely lacking a good Jewish deli where I live, and it’s a constant source of frustration for me.
There is what is supposed to be a Jewish deli here, and the people who used to run it were definitely Jewish, but it’s on the other side of town, so I almost never go. And they must have changed ownership because this past Thanksgiving, they offered pre-made dinners with ham in them. And yet still call it a Jewish deli. What?
Now it’s just a Jew-ish deli.
Just like George Santos!
George Santos is a Jewish deli? That tracks.
He probably claims he is, but I was talking about this: https://www.businessinsider.com/george-santos-used-to-say-he-was-jewish-party-joke-2023-2