Food Gift for a Jewish friend

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Zingermans
Baked by Yael

Zingermans is the only answer, but good luck getting anything shipped that is under $25 including shipping - your budget is inappropriate

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Soups from Soupergirl https://thesoupergirl.com/

This isn’t Jewish. They don’t have matzo ball soup.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Zingermans
Baked by Yael

Zingermans is the only answer, but good luck getting anything shipped that is under $25 including shipping - your budget is inappropriate

Agree the budget is too low.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Zingermans
Baked by Yael

Zingermans is the only answer, but good luck getting anything shipped that is under $25 including shipping - your budget is inappropriate

Agree the budget is too low.

The budget is fine for a small surprise. Doesn't sound like the OP is proposing a $25 budget for a birthday or wedding present. It's meant to be a small treat.

[Anonymous]

Jake’s popcorn

https://www.jakesgourmetpopcorn.com/

[Anonymous]

I like this company’s chai blends:
https://thechaibox.com/collections/blends/products/all-chaid-up-1

[Anonymous]

Make a donation to an Israeli cause in their honor, like Magen David Adom (Israel’s Red Cross equivalent) That would be something very thoughtful and might be more meaningful.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:With everything that’s happening in the world this week, I’d like to send a small food item to a friend. I have a go-to item for this type of gift, but it’s not a good fit for this particular friend. Here’s what I’d like:

Under $25, shipped
From a small business
Edible
Not too sugary ( they were prediabetic years ago and made huge lifestyle changes, so this is not firm.)
Kosher-friendly (They don’t keep kosher, but I could see that they might not want bacon-flavored chips, etc. Doesn’t need to be certified kosher. )
Not too obviously, “You’re Jewish so I’m getting you this Jewish thing.”
Not just a gift card.


Just a nice, small gift for a friend who is having big feelings.

Fruits, flowers and throw blankets with a kind message are always a safe bet and well received by people of all and no religion.

[Anonymous]

Try green's babkas

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Zingermans
Baked by Yael

Zingermans is the only answer, but good luck getting anything shipped that is under $25 including shipping - your budget is inappropriate

Wow. This is a noticeable of money for our family. Just, wow.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Make a donation to an Israeli cause in their honor, like Magen David Adom (Israel’s Red Cross equivalent) That would be something very thoughtful and might be more meaningful.

I think this is the winner. In budget, diabetic-friendly, and meaningful.

Thanks for all the helpful answers.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Make a donation to an Israeli cause in their honor, like Magen David Adom (Israel’s Red Cross equivalent) That would be something very thoughtful and might be more meaningful.

I think this is the winner. In budget, diabetic-friendly, and meaningful.

Thanks for all the helpful answers.

Not too obviously, “You’re Jewish so I’m getting you this Jewish thing.”

[Anonymous]

Fastachi nuts out of Boston.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Zingermans
Baked by Yael

Zingermans is the only answer, but good luck getting anything shipped that is under $25 including shipping - your budget is inappropriate

Agree the budget is too low.

For people in your tax bracket. Our family had friends and relatives across a range of tax brackets. I had someone give me a $14 wedding present because that’s about their discretionary budget for an entire month. You have no idea. Simply no idea.