Sleep Problem

Super QuartetAnahit NersisyanLilit AvetisyanLusine HarutyunyanTigran Hovhannisyan

Once upon a time … somewhere in Honduras

A kind man called Humberto was living and working, BUT…

Humberto could not get enough sleep. He was too kind.

Humberto wanted to help starving people,

to save the world, to make it better.

Humberto searched for the solution

But all solutions did not solve his problem

Suddenly, a friend told him, that his friend learnt that his friend saw a friend’s status on Facebook

KHASH!

What is it???

Khash is only eaten in the months with the letter 'r' in it

Khash – a substantial soup of cows’ feet and stomach enjoyed with plenty of garlic, all sorts of pickled vegetables and vodka on top of everything

Khash is one of the most festive Armenian dishes eaten mostly in the cold season.

Preparation1. Take cows’ feet 2. Depilate, clean 3. Keep in cold water in order to get rid of bad smell4. Boil in water all night long, until the water has become a

thick broth and the meat has separated from the bones.

No salt or spices are added during the boiling process. 

How to eat Khash?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=UfBvOBFMyCo

•Khash is very tasty and delicious!

•Khash is a perfect solution for many starving people

•Khash is not expensive: cows’ feet is the most cheap part of animal

•After such a nutritious meal, it is impossible not to sleep

Don’t you believe?

TRY

FACT

Humberto’s Great Idea

Humberto opened a hospitable tavern “At Humberto’s”, where he served Khash for everyone, especially for all homeless and starving people for free!

At Humberto’s

ANOTHER FACT

Khash is never eaten alone, it is always a party dish.

It gathers people and make life easier, at least for few hours.

It can be eaten everywhere in the world.It is a lot of FUN! (check the toast)

Khash Toasts

Good MorningIt is declared when everybody is served the khash and had chance to put salt, pepper and lavash bread into it. Also by that time the vodka shot glasses are to be full.

For the HostsLiterally translated "For the people who put khash (Խաշ դնողների կենացը)". Everybody  thanks the hosts and drinks.

For the GuestsLater at some point a toast for the guests is suggested. Literally it is "For the people who eat the khash (Խաշ ուտողների կենացը)".

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