Hanukkah / Kosher mail order?

<p>** Any recommendations for good mail order for Hanukkah and/or Kosher food websites ? ** </p>

<p>My husband has a widowed uncle who is Jewish. Last year we tried unsuccessfully to find a website with mail order items we could send for Hanukkah. </p>

<p>Luckily we found a wonder supermarket / restaurant combo in Denver. That allowed us to get lots of interesting kosher (and also needed to be diabetic diet) food. We wrapped up for 8 little gifts. He really loved it, especially the dried soup mixes. I see that Huannkkah is early this year, so we probably won’t have time to do the Denver outing.</p>

<p>I have used Challah Connection. My parents love their rugelach.</p>

<p>Try Zabars and 2nd Avenue Deli (sort of the original) for kosher mail order.</p>

<p>I would also try calling a Chabad or a local conservative or orthodox synagogue for some recommendations. The above suggestions are good ones.</p>

<p>Check this out: mostly soup and a few other items, but really yummy. It was recommended by Jewish CC posters who also vouch for the quality. </p>

<p>[Send</a> a gift of chicken soup delivery with matzo balls - Grandma’s homemade Chicken Soup, Get Well Gifts](<a href=“http://www.grandmaschickensoup.com/index.html]Send”>http://www.grandmaschickensoup.com/index.html)</p>

<p>Here you go: [Gift</a> Baskets](<a href=“Sites-Zabars-Site”>Sites-Zabars-Site)</p>

<p>Was recommended to me by CC. Good stuff.</p>

<p>And here is another mail order site endorsed by CCers:</p>

<p><a href=“http://www.wolfermans.com/gifts/store/gift__10355_10005_shop-by-holiday-gourmet-gifts_hanukkah-gifts[/url]”>http://www.wolfermans.com/gifts/store/gift__10355_10005_shop-by-holiday-gourmet-gifts_hanukkah-gifts&lt;/a&gt;&lt;/p&gt;

<p>Yum!</p>

<p>[Kosher</a> Gift Baskets, Kosher Baskets, Kosher Shiva Baskets, Baskets Kosher Sympathy, Baskets Condolence Kosher](<a href="Kosher Gift Baskets by GourmetGiftBaskets.com;

<p>Thanks for all of the good links! I like the basket idea, but they seem to have diabetes- forbidden foods. I’m having fun looking at all the choices.</p>

<p>Also try [Jewish</a> Source - The Source for Everything Jewish](<a href=“http://www.jewishsource.com%5DJewish”>http://www.jewishsource.com). There may be some non-food items that would be appropriate as well.</p>

<p>Wayne’s Market [Specialty</a> Gift Baskets - Gift Baskets - Call for Pricing](<a href=“http://www.waynesmarket.com%5DSpecialty”>http://www.waynesmarket.com) has been making my gift baskets for years. They do kosher baskets and can make any basket suitable for diabetics.</p>