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• Child Menorah Costume

  If the Christmas celebrants get to dress up as elves, wise men and shephards, certainly the Hannakah celebrants can don a  Read More... Posted Dec 22 2008, 02:34 PM by Erin Behan with | with 2 comment(s) Filed under: costumes, menorah, chanukah, hanukkah, holidays, elb, dress up, holiday 2008

• Happy Hanukkah Socks

  Better than dreidels and Hanukkah gelt, these cute little socks are fun and functional. Read More... Posted Dec 09 2008, 07:30 PM by Cathy Hale with | with no comments Filed under: Trumpette, arte bebe, chanukah, Hanukkah socks, jewish baby gift, baby socks

• Gourmet Gelt

  Chanukah gelt is fun to play with, and it is delicious. The only problem is, sometimes it tastes a bit stale.  It's probably too late to mail-order Lake Champlain's gourmet gelt for Chanukah this year, but you may be able to find some of their fresh, all-natural handmade Vermont chocolate coins at your local schmancy foodery. Milk Chocolate, Dark Chocolate, or Dark Chocolate Peppermint coins, $10 and up for a bag of 26-ish at lakechamplainchocolates.com. Order in bulk and save: 240 assorted coins are only $85. Posted Dec 06 2007, 01:02 PM by Meredith Broussard with | with 1 comment(s) Filed under: chanukah, chocolate

• Jones Soda Once Again Promises a Pukin' Good Time for the Holidays

  Among certain members of my family, it's become a holiday tradition to see who can down that year's nastiest Jones Soda flavor without tossing his or her Christmas cookies... Read More... Posted Nov 22 2007, 02:02 PM by Aaron Burgess with | with no comments Filed under: christmas, chanukah, holidays, sodas, jones soda, gross drinks

• KidKraft Wooden Chanukah Set Gets Every Detail

  You're thinking that Chanukah isn't for ages, but that's just wishful thinking; you've only got about a month before it's time to light the candles. For a little one who wants in on the action, you can't beat this wooden set by KidKraft ($24.95 at Amazon). It's got the menorah and candles, of course, but also a dreidel and gelt, and -- my favorite -- a frying pan, spatula and latkes. (Mmmm... the festival of potato pancakes....) Posted Nov 02 2007, 01:03 PM by Mir with | with no comments Filed under: wooden toys, kidkraft, holiday, menorah, chanukah, hanukkah