Showing posts with label hanukkah gelt. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hanukkah gelt. Show all posts

Monday, November 15, 2010

Shopping for Hanukkah gifts – adventure and fun

Shopping for Hanukkah gifts – adventure and fun

With the approaching of the holiday season, there’s one thought that occupies minds of people all over the world. Even though they might be swept by the magical atmosphere that seems to spread around faster by the minute, they all wonder what they should give the people they love and care about.

Shopping for Hanukkah gifts doesn’t differ from deciding on a present for other occasions and respectively, might turn out to be quite tricky. Basically, there are certain do’s and don’ts one might want to have in mind when picking the right present.

Hanukkah gifts don’t need to be necessarily related to the religious background of the holiday but if you wish to opt for tradition, you could use some of the following ideas: a menorah (the large candelabra with 9 slots for candles) as it is probably the best known symbol of Hanukkah; a Tzedakah bank that symbolizes charity and resembles one of the most important virtues Tora teaches. It is also a part of the lesson taught by the act of giving Hanukkah gelt among the other Hanukkah gifts. Actually, there’s little to no chance of making a mistake if you opt for any of these.

If you’re shopping for presents for kids, don’t feel obliged to think of 8 different Hanukkah gifts. There aren’t very many families who still follow that tradition nowadays. The only but more expensive gift grows more popular – however, if you wish to stick to Hanukkah’s tradition, decide on a budget and try not to splurge.

If you’re looking for Hanukkah gifts for kids, you might be even more creative and break loose from traditions. All you need is to try and imagine what the person you are shopping for would like and then find it. Although it might seem complicated, it’s not that hard at all. Just don’t panic and put your heart into finding the Hanukkah gifts your loved ones would enjoy. They would certainly appreciate the effort.

Tuesday, November 10, 2009

Hanukkah Gifts 2009

so for the Hanukkah 2009 here we come the entire shopping is done online. From the Hanukkah Gifts to the chanukah gift baskets. What ever you are thinking from the sweet tast of Hanukkah gelt to the other sweet bulk candy everthing for you.






Hello, I'm Russ Handler with another tip on Hanukkah 2009. Hey, how about giving those gifts? Well, my friends, there's lots of things to consider. Jews have been giving gelt to friends and family since the 17th century. Just recently, during the 19th century, it's become a more elaborate. Chose your gifts widely; when I was a child, usually on the first night of Hanukkah we got something really big. The second, third and forth night it could have been something very practical such as a watch or even underwear and socks. Something simple, but something new and something to present during Hanukkah.



When you're choosing your gifts consider your budget, of course, and don't go overboard. One of my favorite gifts that I gave to my brother last year, was this. This is Hebrew beer. It's very special, a six-pack of this cost me $7.50. It was very affordable, it was enjoyable, he loved it and we all got a big kick out of it.



Consider something that's going to have longevity. This is one of my favorite things, right here; this book is the “Jewish Family Celebration: The Sabbath Festivals and Ceremonies ; a great book that just really highlights Jewishness at its best.



For the young kids, give them something as well, that they're going to enjoy. It doesn't have to be spectacular. This book, here, for instance; Hanukkah Lights, Hanukkah Nights. It's a great read for any small child, it's very colorful and they will enjoy it very much.



Most importantly, don't stress out over the gifts that you choose for Hanukkah. Hanukkah is about family, friends and the menorah and of course, Mr. Mazal for good luck. I'm Russ Handler and I'll see you in Temple.

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Saturday, November 22, 2008

Do we have some Nut Free Hanukkah gelt?



So whats the deal with the nut free
hanukkah gelt. The chanukah gelt chocolate Gelt Coins that we give out for the kids on Hanukkah. Hanukkah is a fun time for the family everyone has fun on Hanukkah. the adults get Hanukkah Gifts and the children get some Hanukkah gifts for kids and some get Hanukkah candy and the entire family is happy and enjoying the chanukah holiday. aside from the the songs and the good food 
everyone really has some fun on the week of Hanukkah.