While I’ll always take advice from talmidei chachomim especially someone as choshuv as R Mintz Shlita but with all due respect to whomever decided to make this non question into a question. This is a ridiculous question as it has no relevance to either halacha or hashkafa- two areas where one would typically ask a question. Its no difference as buying donuts on Chanukah, pizza for supper and cheesecake for Shavuos. Today, food is expensive and especially the ones mentioned, but it’s this simple; if you can afford it and it’ll make your kids happy then buy it for them, but if either you cannot afford it or your kids don’t care for it then don’t buy it.. it’s that simple… not sure why this became even a topic much less a question to daas Torah..
I was going to pick my nose and barf, putting them both in same bag. Very economical as it’s free, plus all natural with no preservatives. Green is green is green.
While I’ll always take advice from talmidei chachomim especially someone as choshuv as R Mintz Shlita but with all due respect to whomever decided to make this non question into a question. This is a ridiculous question as it has no relevance to either halacha or hashkafa- two areas where one would typically ask a question. Its no difference as buying donuts on Chanukah, pizza for supper and cheesecake for Shavuos. Today, food is expensive and especially the ones mentioned, but it’s this simple; if you can afford it and it’ll make your kids happy then buy it for them, but if either you cannot afford it or your kids don’t care for it then don’t buy it.. it’s that simple… not sure why this became even a topic much less a question to daas Torah..
My plan is to bake frog meringues with chocolate chips for eyes. I feel better knowing I have rabbinical backing for this.
I was going to pick my nose and barf, putting them both in same bag. Very economical as it’s free, plus all natural with no preservatives. Green is green is green.
No need to talk grubby.
The meringue frogs turned out really well.
Everyone thought the idea was fun and that the meringues tasted great.
It’s always fun to make a dessert based on the parsha.
Or go to a Chinese oriented store and buy frogs legs…..ewww!