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Passover kashrut
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KidsOwnPesach
KidsOwnPesach
$7.99 

available only as add-on
or bulk orders of 5 minimum


Wine
$19.99


Champagne
$29.99

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Chocolates
$12.99

CoffeeTeaCocoa
$9.99

 

 
Pesach Cake
$12.99

 
                


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Arcadia
Arcadia
$34.99

Festivity

$39.99
QueensJewels
QueensJewels
$34.99
 
 
 

NaturalGlamour
NaturalGlamour
$44.99


WonderLand
$44.99


Centerpiece
 $59.99

BasicTreats
BasicTreats
$34.99
 
 



Garden Of Eden
$69.99


TastyWishes

TastyWishes
$34.99

 


ClassyGift
ClassyGift
$49.99

 

Festive basket
Festive basket
$59.99


5-stars gift basket
$49.99

CoolFantasy
CoolFantasy
$49.99


Joyous Spring $24.99
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Some clarification concerning the Passover  kashrut:
Chocolates:  Pareve Badatz  Chatam Sofer be ishur migdal haemek rabbinate
Individually wrapped chocolates. Kosher for Pesah, kitniot free.
 Dried fruits:  Badatz Chatam Sofer Petah Tikvah

Fresh fruit from Katif under the supervision of the Rabanut Harashit Rishon-Le-Tzion
(arla,trumot,maasarot).

All  items carry the label Kosher Le Pesah.
Feel free to order any item from the website, mention "Pesach" in the message box and items in your chosen gift will be substitute with Kosher items of the same value.

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