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Holiday Platters

Every Jewish holiday is sweeter with a colorful kosher candy platter on the table. Pick your holiday, choose a color theme, and we'll pack it fresh in Surfside, FL and ship it anywhere in the country.

Rosh Hashanah
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Sukkot
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Chanukah
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Tu B'Shvat
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Purim Mishloach Manot
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Pesach
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Shavuot
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Shabbat
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Rosh Hashanah

Start the year on a sweet note with a kosher candy platter for your Yom Tov table. Pick our Rosh Hashanah Red & Gold theme for a bright, festive centerpiece your family will love.

Sukkot

Bring a burst of color to the sukkah with a kosher candy platter made for sharing. It's an easy, cheerful treat for guests, kids and every meal of the week.

Chanukah

Light up all eight nights with a kosher candy platter in our Chanukah Blue & White theme. It makes a sweet gift for teachers, friends and family, and a happy centerpiece for your Chanukah party.

Purim & Mishloach Manot

Make your mishloach manot the talk of the block with kosher candy platters, Sweet Stacks and candy boxes packed with color. Choose our Purim Rainbow theme for a cheerful gift that's ready to give.

Pesach

Add some sweetness to your Pesach celebrations with a colorful candy platter. Kosher-for-Passover candy needs special sourcing, so please contact us to ask about kosher-for-Passover options before you order.

Shavuot

Celebrate Shavuot with a fresh, pretty kosher candy platter in soft, light colors. It's a lovely gift for hosts and a sweet treat for the whole family.

Tu B'Shvat

Celebrate the New Year for Trees with a fruity, colorful kosher candy platter. Gummies and sours in every shade make it a fun way to mark the day with the kids.

Shabbat

Make every Shabbat a little sweeter with a kosher candy platter for your table or your host. Our Shabbat White & Gold theme is an elegant way to welcome Shabbat, and it's perfect for a kiddush, too.

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