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PLEASE BE AWARE OF THE MANY PEOPLE WHO HAVE ALLERGIES, ESPECIALLY PEANUT, INTO CONSIDERATION WHEN GIVING YOUR SHALACH MANOS
thank you
kapusta: most people know who they are giving to, and usually know about the allergis.$
thank you kapusta for this warning. it is very important. on my sons yeshiva newsletter it says in it every week: WE ARE A NUT FREE YESHIVA!PLEASE DO NOT SEND ANYTHING CONTAINING PEANUTS!!! I think the first part is hilarious!!
and thank you!!$
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flatbush27: be nice!!!
kapusta: k i’ll try my best!!!!
kapusta: ok, thanx!$
kapusta: oh i didn’t say thanx!!!!!!!!
Flatbush, can they prove the first part of their sentence? 🙂
WE ARE A NUT FREE YESHIVA
One can always hope…
Regardless, as a parent, you should check what your (allergy stricken) children are ingesting, especially on Purim when there is such a mishmash of things coming in. My 6 yo is allergic to nuts, sesame and some other less common stuff, has been asking about food content of items he’d receive, since he was 3 yo.;
People who are highly allergic are usually careful not to eat unknown food. I know, I’m very allergic to nuts.
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People should also mark if home baked goods are yoshon
my neighbor puts a sign on her front door, nut free house, no nut products please. we can’t control what pple put in their packages and almost 99% of kosher chocolate has a nut disclaimer on it so…in this case… receiver beware.
Thanks.
The boys school and preschool is nut free, totally. There is a kid who goes into anaflaxic (I have no clue how to spell that) if you eat peanuts and a few hours later talk to him. It’s really scary. If someone is really allergic though then they are normally very careful and carry an epipen around with them.
Something else to be aware of- According to my rav, bottled water is NOT a min for shalach manos, as it doesn’t count as mashkeh for kiddush.
22oldgold-anaphylactic shock
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Rav Elyashiv says that water doesn’t count for mishlaoch manos. Nothing to do with kiddush per se. A lightly flavored beverage would be OK, but not plain water.
Officially making a macha’a here.
Haven’t even taken out the potato peeler and someone bumps a Mishloach Manos thread!
Can a Pesach cleaning thread be far behind? I fear it cannot. (“I already did the front hall closet, the Legos, and half of the desk drawers…,” says Ms CR Poster, with a small self-satisfied smile that she manages to convey in a typed CR post.)
In the interest of self-preservation and the preservation of the tranquility of several other posters (by and large of the female gender) I protest this untimely bumping.
I felt I had to make my voice heard Before the problematic bumping progressed from Adar to Nissan…
7yo thread
Did you read the peanut shaver thread?
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