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The kinaidel thread reminded me of a chassidish maaseh I would like to share with the oilam.
The Rebbe was sitting at tisch on leil shabbos, discussing the wonderful macholim we have on shabbos. The Rebbe explained that all Shabbos foods have a counterpart in the elyonos. For example, here we call it knaidel, because in shomayim they eat “naidel”, and here it’s domeh to that, so we call it ki-naidel. We have ki’ishka for the ishka up there, and k-ugel instead of ugel. We’re makpid to eat kichel by shalosheeis, and ki’replach in the zeep. There’s one maychil that is ne’elam in the oilam hu’elyon and we’re only zocheh to in oilam hazeh.
Chulent, said the rebbe, only down here are we zocheh to chulent.
li’chayim!
Toi
Maybe its actually Ulent and we eat K-ulent?
This sounds too lofty for simple ears. Anyone under 40 should be blocked from reading this thread. Such machshovos!
We are also zoche to K-ookoos.
Seriously?????????!!!!!!!!!!????????
Don’t forget k-okosh cake! And k-replach!
SiDi™
and k-asha varnishkas! and K-ellogg’s Special K!
k-auliflower
k-nish
k-offee (with k-ream)
K-it k-at
k-ucumber (even though Rashi indicates that it’s not such a great food; maybe that’s only the earthly version)
maybe this is why we had the k-car
Bichlal, all of our food is prepared in a
k-itchen
K-andy
K-ookies
K-oke (whichever you prefer…)
K-otton K-andy
K-arrots
K-etchup
K-razy!
SiDi™
K-rab
Reminds me of a joke told by Yankel miller. he said ” my wife copies everything her mother does. Her mother’s name is Raizy, my wife is K-RAZY”
No Hungarians here in the CR???
How’d we forget dessert?
K-raymesh
(tastes a lot better than it sounds)
is it kinaidels or kinaidelach?
In the original Yiddish, it’s k’neidlach. In English, you could technically say k’neidels, but I doubt many people do.
My MIL’s knaidel was so tough I had to cut it with a K-Nife
K-lever!
The good thing was that my MIL’s Knaidel that was so tough that I needed to cut it with a K-Nife was a K-Leine Knaidel.
I washed it down with a Koffee from a K-Cup made in my Keurig.
K-orny
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