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Meshuga

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3. Gefilte fish is not that bad :-)

Reply to Moonwalk (Original post)

Tue Mar 19, 2013, 01:13 PM

Mar 2013

No one can deny that it looks gross floating in a jar but it tastes alright. Have you ever tried fried gefilte fish? It's pretty good and it might be more palatable for those who are not used to it.

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Invite some Christians to Passover Dinner...It Will Mean a Lot to Them and to You [View all] Moonwalk Mar 2013 OP

What a great story and a great idea to share Passover that way. Thanks for sharing this here. pinto Mar 2013 #1

What a great article you have written here. cbayer Mar 2013 #2

Gefilte fish is not that bad :-) Meshuga Mar 2013 #3

Dude, I'm sorry, but no one I know who was not raised with it likes it... Moonwalk Mar 2013 #7

I never used the "it's not that bad" to make a non-Jew eat it Meshuga Mar 2013 #10

Great idea. Thats my opinion Mar 2013 #4

My best friend and I have gone to a couple of Christmas midnight masses together over the years. pinto Mar 2013 #5

at the (liberal) Protestant college that I went to they observed passover dinners grantcart Mar 2013 #6

This goyim went to Passover dinners for about ten years straight. kwassa Mar 2013 #8

After ten years I'm not surprised you might like gefilte fish, and I'd happy serve... Moonwalk Mar 2013 #9

I have been hosting a yearly Seder for nearly 30 years Fortinbras Armstrong Mar 2013 #11