#grillcheese

[bedelicious-lifestyle]

2023.02.23. Homemade Lunch #homemade #homemadefood #homemadefoodisthebest #lunch #lunchideas #weekend #weekendvibes #weekendmood #grillcheese #tomatoeggs #yummy #bedelicious #😊 (at Port Coquitlam, British Columbia) https://www.instagram.com/p/CpHd0PEu45G/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[salted15]

day 9 - revenge

[nitw]

trick or treat 🎃🎃

OMG!!! HI you're the first one to arrive...sniffle..........

you get.......!!

THIS PNG OF A GLASS JAR!!!

you could put whatever you want in there!!

[maplecaster]

they hate me for my wifey swag.

[theradicalace]

i'm glad i took a gamble on a new place to order from back on the fourth of july bc this restaurant makes bomb ass grilled cheeses for real cheap

[deermouth]

unreal unearth.

[cavitychemicals]

put garlic aioli and rotisserie chicken on this grilled cheese, I'm a culinary genius

[skenpiel]

I’m hungry can you make me a grilled cheese sandwich

no. as in i cant make that i dont know how :(

[atthebell-moved]

i would love to hear about judaism and pomegranates if u still feel like infodumping about it :) i don't interact with posts a lot but it's always really cool to see your posts about judaism come up on my dash and i enjoy reading them

awww ty! im glad to hear you find it interesting :D

my first little tidbit about judaism and pomegranates would be everything i said in this ask to wetchickenbreast-- jews often interpret the forbidden fruit as a pomegranate because its a common fruit in western asia and it looks pretty as well as the larger significance of it in jewish tradition; see below!

pomegranates are said to have 613 seeds in jewish tradition; 613 being the number of mitzvot/commandments in the torah. so eating them is a bit like eating the mitzvot, and jews love eating concepts/elements of language! (another fun tidbit unrelated to pomegranates: there is a jewish practice that involves placing honey on hebrew characters for a toddler so that they will physically eat the letters, thereby learning them more easily. very fun method of language acquisition!) pomegranates are also mentioned several times in the song of songs which is one of the most beloved books in the tanakh and contains a lot of significant nature & food imagery.

pomegranates also often symbolize rosh hashanah (jewish new year); they grow in the fall which is when rosh hashanah and the other high holidays are and because of their other symbolic meaning it adds a little extra oomph to the experience! we also eat apples & honey during rosh hashanah to symbolize having a sweet new year :D

and like i already said, pomegranates are just really pretty! and they taste good! i ate one today and it was lovely <3

[wabblebees]

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[limewatt]

i had that second grilled cheese earlier and it was great btw

[nitw]

HAPPY BIRTHDAYYYY

tHANK YOOOUU

[deermouth]

Mutuals do this.

[id: four images of a cast iron pan filled with sliced yellow onion, progressing from raw to caramelized. end id.]

[absentlyabbie]

trick or treat!!

one human skull

[pegglefan69]

Awaking from my slumber with plans to eat an entire sourdough boule