Reply To: Home-baked Cookies in MM

Thanks for sharing golfer ~ Such sweet memories 🙂

Reminds me of my grandmother, may her memory be a blessing, who baked the most delicious cookies that I was always trying to recreate on my own.

I’ve never seen the themes in person. The experience of Purim is changing.

Maybe commercialization of kashrus and the bustle of today’s life means that some MM won’t be eaten.

Still you also shared an interesting observation. Costumes, for one thing, are less expensive and maybe easier to come by, since Purim costumes go on sale November 1st (quote from an anonymous genius poster). Though one of the biggest things here imho is that Jews are dressing up their children before Purim and publicly driving around or walking around giving MM, when the rest of nonJewish society is going about their daily lives.

It’s amazingly beautiful and a blessing that we can be Jewish in the streets today, at least for the most part thank G-d <3

Although our great great great great grandparents of ble

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