What do you mean do you eat them? Of course you eat them, they're food aren't they?
If you mean in terms of wedding favours... Well, it depends. I'm half Greek so it's traditional to give them at the reception as part of the guest favours, but those generally don't get eaten. They're good-luck keepsakes.
But I did chip the corner of a tooth on one. So now I let them get soft first. But I like them. I think I fall in a minority, though.
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Almonds make my mouth itchy so they bother me. I've been told it is a mild allergy.
But I do like almonds and I still don't like Jordan Almonds. I think they are gross.
And if you have anyone with nut allergies at the wedding, I'd be careful. People can be really sensitive even to "nut residue", so if they are favors, they might get all over the room.
In Response to <a href="http://forums.theknot.com/Sites/theknot/Pages/Main.aspx/wedding-boards_etiquette_jordan-almonds?plckFindPostKey=Cat:Wedding%20BoardsForum:9Discussion:a7e18adf-5f56-4d49-a5bd-fa02669c6bffPost:e3c25b8c-45bc-4c01-abf6-458a39166571">Re: Jordan Almonds</a>: [QUOTE]no I don't. they don't look appetizing and they're way overdone. Posted by pooh8402[/QUOTE]
Yeah. It's annoying how overdone traditions are.
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Yuck. FI is half-Greek so I thought we'd have to have them. But he and his dad have never heard of that tradition. They're the only two members of their family in the US, and none of the family can come to the wedding. So we're not doing them. Probably do the other cliche candy: M&Ms.
Thanks all. We're really not thinking about favors yet. I have no idea how it came up. I found FI's comment about no one eating jordan almonds silly. I figured I'd ask the wise women of the knot.
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I suspect that there is telling me everythign I need to know about them.
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So if you're having a long gap or a late dinner at your reception, people might eat them.
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If you mean in terms of wedding favours... Well, it depends. I'm half Greek so it's traditional to give them at the reception as part of the guest favours, but those generally don't get eaten. They're good-luck keepsakes.
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But I do like almonds and I still don't like Jordan Almonds. I think they are gross.
And if you have anyone with nut allergies at the wedding, I'd be careful. People can be really sensitive even to "nut residue", so if they are favors, they might get all over the room.
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[QUOTE]no I don't. they don't look appetizing and they're way overdone.
Posted by pooh8402[/QUOTE]
Yeah. It's annoying how overdone traditions are.
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I think chocolate chip cookies are a better favor, IMO.
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