Chanukah Trivia Contest: Eighth Question
Win, Win, Win … and then Win Some More in Kosher.com’s Chanukah Trivia Contest
Our Chanukah Trivia Contest has been a smash. Tonight, for our final question, we’re up to a little bit of DIY. Answer the question and you could win 48 Mesh bags (2 boxes) of Chanukah Gelt (Bittersweet/Milk Chocolate). Make them all yours …
“What’s the most creative Chanukah trivia question you can think of?”
This question closes at 1 pm on December 15. Good luck!
See our past winners.






What 4 hebrew letters are found on a draidel in Israel?
Why on Chanukah do you spin a draidel holding it from the top, but on Purim you turn a grager holding it from the bottom?
Why is Chanukah the only Jewish holiday not mentioned in the Mishnah?
What are Yehudah Macabbi’s brothers’ names?
What is the correct beracha (blessing) to say before eating potato latkes?
Why is Hanukkah such a big celebrated holiday but in Torah it’s not so big or a high holiday like Passover?
What is the significance of Hanukkah gelt?
What is the best recipe for latkes?
Where did the custom of giving presents each night originate?
Which came first – Chanukah or Purim?
Why do shuls light the menorah in the mornings?
What were the Maccabees also known as?