Sweet treats for Rosh Hashana
Israeli food companies, café chains and wineries offer unique gift parcels including chocolate, cakes, pastries and alcoholic beverages for variety of prices
The ZER4U chain is offering a variety of elegantly designed gift parcels ahead of the Jewish holidays of Rosh Hashana and Sukkot. The parcels combine a variety of wines, chocolates, coffee, household appliances and of course flowers. Prices start at NIS 99 ($27.5) per parcel. For orders call *5444, 1-700-500-800 or visit www.zer4u.co.il.
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Max Brenner is launching new designed gift parcels: Tin boxes filled with chocolate, combined with wine, liquor, beverage holders, and more. Prices start at NIS 119 ($33). For orders call 1-700-70-88-77 or visit www.max-brenner.co.il.
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Leiman Schlissel is offering a festive collection of unique custom-made gift parcels. Prices range between NIS 18-462 ($5-128).
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Leiman Schlissel is also offering the Merci chocolate box in a variety of flavors, sizes and shapes for a reduced price ranging between NIS 22-45 ($6-12.5). For details visit www.l-s.co.il or call 972-52-7966459 or 972-52-7966482.
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The Bana Mashkaot chain is offering a variety of ready or custom-made gift parcels combining wine and chocolate starting at NIS 110 ($30.5), special offers on wines from selected wineries, in addition to a 10% reduction on all of the store's luxury wines from wineries in Israel and abroad.
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The Fox Home chain is offering a variety of holiday parcels and wines like pomegranate wine and a variety of products of the Della Villa brand. For inquiries visit www.foxhome.co.il.
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For Rosh Hashana, Elite presents the Splendid chocolate boxes in a variety of flavors: Dark or milk chocolate hearts. Prices range between NIS 29.50-30.42 ($8-8.45).
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Kelim Shloovim, a non-profit social initiative, is offering a variety of gifts, jam and tea parcels, wines, etc. Prices range between NIS 5-400 ($1.40-111). Products are being sold on 229 Dizengoff Street, Tel Aviv. Tel. 972-3-5353810.
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The Tabor winery and &Joy studio are launching holiday parcels packed by disabled people from Rosh Ha'ayin. The parcels include high quality wine. For orders and additional details visit www.andjoy.org.il or call 972-3-9011735.
The Saslove winery and Micha association are offering social gift parcels for Rosh Hashana which are packed by disabled people. The parcels include three packages containing Saslove wines or wine combined with Shamna olive oil. Prices range between NIS 90-180. For details visit www.micha-israel.org.il.
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The Wissotzky Tea House is offering new tea parcels in a variety of flavors, including chocolate, green tea and herbal tea. Prices range between NIS 110-210. The parcels can be purchased on 103 Hahashmonaim Street, Tel Aviv. Tel. 972-3-5611010.
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Ugaya is offering a unique, sweet bouquet of flowers in a decorative ceramic, glass or plastic container for Rosh Hashana; Shana Tova greetings designed with sugar pastry and edible personal pictures; pralines, jellybeans and high quality candy. Prices start at NIS 39. For orders call 972-9-7407128 or visit www.bigshow.co.il.
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Galita presents festive and sweet gift parcels: A planter containing flowers made of chocolate (for NIS 108), a parcel of nine chocolate greetings (NIS 40), and more. For details visit www.galita.co.il.
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Beit Efrat Bakery in Kibbutz Kiryat Anavim offers a collection of parcels including pastries and homemade jams, boutique wines, etc. Parcel prices range between NIS 150-400 ($40-110). Tel. 972-2-6735529.
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The Spicy Ways farm in Bethlehem of the Galilee is offering unique gift parcels which can be personally assembled from the store's variety of products: Tea, salad dressings, cheese, wine, honey, olive oil, etc. Prices start at NIS 55. Tel. 972-4-9533405. www.derech-hatavlinim.co.il.
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The Tatti Bread bakery presents the Honey Beehive collection for Rosh Hashana, which includes a variety of pastries, cakes and cookies, bread, challah and desserts. Prices start at NIS 42 ($11.5) per cake. Tel. 972-3-5392500.
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The Lehem Erez chain presents a collection of holiday cakes, sweet challah, jams and liquors in a variety of flavors. Cake prices start at NIS 33 ($9), challah prices start at NIS 22 ($6).
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The Kmahim boulangerie offers a variety of parties and cakes for the holiday, including a 500-gram honey cake with layers of biscuits, honey and cream for NIS 49 ($13.60). Available at 20 Hacarmel Street, Ganei Tikva. For details call 972-3-7161999 or email [email protected].
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The Espresso Bar chain presents a variety of sweet pastries in the spirit of the holiday tradition. For example, a honey cake filled with walnuts, date honey and tahini for NIS 25 ($7).
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The Greg Café chain is offering a 700-gram honey and apple yeast cake for NIS 35 ($9.70).
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The Café Hillel chain is offering a classic honey cake for Rosh Hashana at NIS 49 ($13.60).
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Achva is offering a honey cake for NIS 6 ($1.70).
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Osem's honey cakes, some combined with apple jam, are offered for NIS 13-18 ($3.60-5).
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The ONE shopping and recreation centers are offering customers who spend at least NIS 299 ($83) at the centers' stores a free honey cake from the Angel bakery.
The Barkan winery offer an elegant assemblage which includes three bottles of wine from the Assemblage Eitan, Reichan and Tzafir series. Recommended price: NIS 259 ($72). Available at wine stores in selected chains.
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Barkan also presents a new series of wines called Special Reserve, including Petit Verdot, Shiraz, Pinotage and Chardonnay. Recommended price: NIS 70 ($19.40).
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The Amphorae winery is offering a series of wines, including Amphorae Mediterranean 2009 for NIS 65 ($18).
