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Purim is March 23rd to March 24th, 2024
Celebrate Purim by sending Purim gifts and exchanging "mishloach manot" filled with kosher food gifts, fruit baskets, and sweet treats.
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Purim Gifts
Celebrate the festival of Purim with our carefully curated collection of Purim gifts. These offerings embody the tradition of exchanging mishloach manot during this celebration. Choose from our varied range of kosher food gifts, filled with delicious delights, like our Kosher Fruit & Sweets Gift Basket or the savory Kosher Gourmet Sweets & Savories Gift Basket. With these perfect Purim gifts, spread happiness and blessings to your loved ones.
Facts About Purim: What is Purim and How is it Celebrated?
- Purim is a festival celebrating the salvation of the Jewish people, and is often held on the 14th day during the Hebrew month of Adar.
- "Mishloach manot" is know as the exchanging of beverage and food gifts.
- It is customary for those celebrating to donate to charity.
- The Book of Esther is read to recount the story and miracle of Purim.
- Adults and children alike dress up in costumes for Purim.
- Triangle shaped pastries filled with sweet fruit preserves, poppy seeds, or chocolate known as "hamantaschen" are a traditional and delicious Purim dessert.
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Purim Gifts
Celebrate the festival of Purim with our carefully curated collection of Purim gifts. These offerings embody the tradition of exchanging mishloach manot during this celebration. Choose from our varied range of kosher food gifts, filled with delicious delights, like our Kosher Fruit & Sweets Gift Basket or the savory Kosher Gourmet Sweets & Savories Gift Basket. With these perfect Purim gifts, spread happiness and blessings to your loved ones.
Facts About Purim: What is Purim and How is it Celebrated?
- Purim is a festival celebrating the salvation of the Jewish people, and is often held on the 14th day during the Hebrew month of Adar.
- "Mishloach manot" is know as the exchanging of beverage and food gifts.
- It is customary for those celebrating to donate to charity.
- The Book of Esther is read to recount the story and miracle of Purim.
- Adults and children alike dress up in costumes for Purim.
- Triangle shaped pastries filled with sweet fruit preserves, poppy seeds, or chocolate known as "hamantaschen" are a traditional and delicious Purim dessert.