Win a Manischewitz Chanukah House
Finally!! We can build a house made out of cookies and candy that is made especially to celebrate Chanukah. The new Manischewitz Chanukah House Kit comes with everything you need to create a beautiful and tasty house. Starting with a Vanilla cookie base, the kit provides an assortment of toppings and additions to adorn your house any way you like.
We saw this new product at Kosherfest and we just knew we had to share it with all of you. Especially since Manischewitz is now running a special contest for all you wannabe cookie architects and designers out there. Just snap a picture of your fully built and decorated house and post to their Facebook wall for a chance to win an assortment of prizes.
For now, just in time for Chanukah, we are offering you a chance to win 1 of these Chanukah House Kits. All you have to do to enter is follow the Rafflecopter instructions below. Find this kit in select grocery stores.
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Seems like a wonderful and innovative idea for kids!
with candles and presents!
Our favorite way to celebrate Chanukah in our house is with lots of family and friends sharing latkes or potato cakes in the south and sufiynot/home made donuts,playing driedel Hanukah music in the background.Such a frielach time.
We plan to make an upsherin on Chanukah. This would be a great thing as a centerpiece.
We love to “adopt” a needy family for chanukah and have a celebration-while we wrap their gifts
We celebrate with the family — Candles, Chocolate gelt,presents, latkes, matzoh ball soup & brisket
My Mom made cookies from standard gingerbread house templates when we were little and we just decorated them for Hanukkah instead. This looks like a great project for cold days with no school!
With family and friends, singing songs we’ve made up.
cute idea
My kids would have so much fun with this!
I love this…my kids love making gingerbread house, but always complain they are too christmasy!! I agree!!
The kids would have a blast with this.
My out of town family
I hope I can find one of these locally. I already looked at the Kosher store at the HEB in the heavily-Jewish area of town, and they do not have it.
Where are you located?
My favorite way to celebrate Hanukkah is to be with family!
being together as a family, lighting the menorah, and eating latkes!
latkes!
Our favorite way to celebrate is with lots and lots of latkes AND family!
I am all about the latkes… especially since we grow our own potatoes and apples. Gonna try some purple potatoes this year — should look really cool!
Usually we all have different schedules, so eating dinner together doesn’t happen. On Chanuka we are all home to light, so every night we all sit down to a family dinner.
my grandkids would love this!
With family & friends, eating Latke’s and Sufganiyot, playing games, just having fun!
I guess it’s just me, but this seems uncomfortably derivative. I’ve made purely secular gingerbread constructions before and I did once make a gingerbread sukkah but doing a decorated “winter holiday” house seems to be just another episode of X-mas envy. That’s the last thing I expected from Manischewitz and JoK.
With my friends and family
Being on shlichus in Ukraine means another program and party every night. Last year hashgocho protis ended me up in America, and for the first time I got to relax and be with my family, and that was a wonderful way to spend Chanukah!
Lots of family, candles, friends and SUFGANIYOT!!!
fun forthe grandkids to eat and help build
my family and i love making things together
With the family with latkes,candles and presents!
My favorite is the children’s faces and exclamations of excitement when decorating for the holidays.
This is my second hanukkah so i’m pretty new at it but that house looks like fun for the kids and me too!