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| 552.1 | Many (most) local supermarkets have them | DECSIM::GROSS | Wanted: inane comment to fill this slot | Tue Sep 20 1988 11:02 | 5 |
| Many of the local supermarkets have them, usually in the "ethnic foods" section.
I don't recall which ones though. You might try the Purity Supreme on Rte 62
just beyond DEC's Powdermill Rd building.
Dave
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| 552.2 | Try the Star market in Stow | YOUNG::YOUNG | | Tue Sep 20 1988 11:38 | 9 |
| Most Star Markets have them, along with Yertzeit candles. Usually
it is in the "ethnic" foods section, near the cans of kosher chicken
soup.
There is a Star market on Rt 117 in Stow, called "Country Star"
or some such.
Paul
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| 552.3 | | GRECO::FRYDMAN | wherever you go...you're there | Tue Sep 20 1988 12:14 | 5 |
| I saw them in the Purity Supreme on Rt 62 yesterday. They have
a display at the front of the store end of aisle 1 with "ethnic"
holiday stuff.
Av
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| 552.4 | | LDYBUG::PINCK | Amy Pinck, DTN=223-4335, Long Live Duck | Tue Sep 20 1988 12:25 | 6 |
| Thanks much to all who answered, I am going to take
an early lunch to beat the crowed and run out and
get some...
Have a good fast,
Amy
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| 552.5 | | LDYBUG::PINCK | Amy Pinck, DTN=223-4335, Long Live Duck | Tue Sep 20 1988 13:51 | 4 |
| I found the candels, right next to the Duck sauce in
the star market on 117.
Amy
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| 552.6 | Speaking of markets... | DECSIM::GROSS | Wanted: inane comment to fill this slot | Tue Sep 20 1988 14:06 | 4 |
| The markets seemed a little confused this year. They had Passover foods on
display for Rosh Hashanah.
Dave
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| 552.7 | ethnic food mishmash | AITG::REINSCHMIDT | Killer cukes | Thu Sep 22 1988 09:57 | 14 |
| Thought it was just my local market (Donelan's in Littleton) that
had their Jewish holidays confused! From what you say, Dave, maybe
the condition was contagious. Right smack dab in the middle of
the dairy-deli ghetto was this freestanding display filled with
candles, gefilte fish, and matzo. What could be more traditional
on Yom Kippur than latkes!
And where were all these goodies last spring when I had to corral
a clerk to help me find the matzos? Why right between the enchiladas
and won-ton wrappers of course.
L'shana tova,
Marlene
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| 552.8 | Not so strange... | CURIE::GERBERG | | Thu Sep 22 1988 17:58 | 6 |
| While, I'll admit it does seem strange to see matzah on display
at this time of year, gefilte fish and matzah meal and candles are
not so strange. We eat chicken soup with matzah balls and gefilte
fish on the high holy days... along with chicken and tzimmes.
And of course we light the candles too.
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| 552.9 | more confusion | FLAGYL::GREENFIELD | Paul S. Greenfield | Thu Sep 22 1988 20:43 | 13 |
| The supermarket I go to in South Merrimack is also similarly confused. Some
times more than others.
Last year, for example, when Hannukah was approaching, they knew to order
"Jewish candles" for the holiday. Three cases of said candles were put on
special display at the end of the ethnic aisle.
They didn't get it quite right, though.
I wonder what they'll do, this year, after getting stuck with three unsold
cases of yorzeit candles, last year? (^:
Paul
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