A couple of days ago, this healthy Jew found some old raw almonds, left over from last Passover, also laying around in the cabinet in the kitchen. I thought I'd make some "action" out of the find, so I took out my trusty popcorn air popper and roasted them up in a few small batches. Needless to say, all the little ones were eager to see what silliness I was up to and gathered around to watch. In the end they were fighting over them and they had to be rationed to last through Shabbos. The initial complaints that they weren't coated in cartelized sugar melted away and the unadulterated roasted real food filled the little hands and stomachs.
A couple of days ago, this healthy Jew found some old raw almonds, left over from last Passover, also laying around in the cabinet in the kitchen. I thought I'd make some "action" out of the find, so I took out my trusty popcorn air popper and roasted them up in a few small batches. Needless to say, all the little ones were eager to see what silliness I was up to and gathered around to watch. In the end they were fighting over them and they had to be rationed to last through Shabbos. The initial complaints that they weren't coated in cartelized sugar melted away and the unadulterated roasted real food filled the little hands and stomachs.
Wow, what a beautiful scene! Such a great example of building a setting for real food.