Let's Have a Funny Pic Thread! Mk 34

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I believe that I have dined at this place many times; it is a kosher pizza place that also sold vegetarian options. Their food is better than their spell check.
Bris special? That's not what I meant when I ordered a sausage pizza!
 
Bris special? That's not what I meant when I ordered a sausage pizza!

I think it's a kosher pizzeria, as the upper left says "all Tishrei". I haven't had kosher pizza in 20 years and I don't remember meat toppings as an option. You should be able to get eggplant though. :embarrassed:
 
I think it's a kosher pizzeria, as the upper left says "all Tishrei". I haven't had kosher pizza in 20 years and I don't remember meat toppings as an option. You should be able to get eggplant though. :embarrassed:
I used to eat there. I seem to remember that they made some pizzas with meat substitutes to keep kosher. Same with cheeseburgers. I miss going there.
 
I can think of no more horrifying words right now than those
Not amplified, but I am a big jug band fan. I love the original ones like the Memphis Jug Band and Cannon's Jug Stompers, the revival acts like Jim Kweskin's Jug Band and Mother Macree's Uptown Jug Champions. There is still a jug band scene; a few years ago I did a couple of album reviews for a jug band website. It is fun stuff.
 
I think it's a kosher pizzeria, as the upper left says "all Tishrei". I haven't had kosher pizza in 20 years and I don't remember meat toppings as an option. You should be able to get eggplant though. :embarrassed:
It's not kosher to eat meat (including chicken, not including fish IIRC) with dairy, or half an hour after dairy (dairy after meat needs 2 to 6 hours, depending the meat and certain traditions).

So kosher sausage pizza is made with foreskin?
With fake sausage or fake cheese, foreskin is only consumed in Brisses (I guess it might be an urban legend).
 
It's not kosher to eat meat (including chicken, not including fish IIRC) with dairy, or half an hour after dairy (dairy after meat needs 2 to 6 hours, depending the meat and certain traditions).


With fake sausage or fake cheese, foreskin is only consumed in Brisses (I guess it might be an urban legend).
Thank for your telling me about the kosher law I grew up with. :wink:
 
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