Passover Frog Inflatable
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Let my people GLOW! This four-foot inflatable frog, the world's first Passover inflatable, parks himself on the lawn holding a piece of matzah that reads HOPPY PASSOVER (get it?), glowing eyes and all. It is the friendliest way we know to mark a plague.
- 4-foot lighted inflatable Passover display
- Frog holds a matzah sign reading "Hoppy Passover!"
- Two LEDs light up his eyes so he glows after dark
- Comes with a blower, adapter, stakes, tie-down strings, and two water weight bags to keep him steady in the wind
- Blower and adapter are IP44 weather rated, so spring rain is no problem
- Runs on a 12V-0.8A blower with a 12V-1A adapter
- Tons of ways to display! Out front welcoming your seder guests, or just inside the front door. Works both indoors and outdoors
Your guests will hear about it before they make it to the table.
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- Free shipping on U.S. orders $99+
- Orders typically ship in 1-2 business days from our Ohio warehouse
- Standard delivery typically takes 3-7 business days
- Expedited shipping is available and ships the same day if placed before 11:00AM ET
- Easy returns within 30 days of purchase
Meet the artist
Amy Kritzer Becker, the cook behind What Jew Wanna Eat and co-owner of ModernTribe, designs playful Hanukkah pieces like the Handmade Pickle Menorah.
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Meet the artist
Amy Kritzer Becker
Amy Kritzer Becker, the cook behind What Jew Wanna Eat and co-owner of ModernTribe, designs playful Hanukkah pieces like the Handmade Pickle Menorah.
- Since
- 2011
- Craft
- Playful Hanukkah design
Amy Kritzer Becker is the cook behind What Jew Wanna Eat and co-owner of ModernTribe, which she runs with her brother. She left a corporate job to train as a chef at Le Cordon Bleu in Austin, has written about modern Jewish food since 2011, and is the author of the dessert cookbook Sweet Noshings. She appeared on an episode of Guy's Grocery Games, and her recipes have been featured on Food Network, The Drew Barrymore Show and Good Morning America, and in The New York Times.
She has a soft spot for rainbow sprinkles and her Bubbe Eleanor's brisket, and the same playful streak runs through the pieces she designs for the shop. The Handmade Pickle Menorah exists because she noticed there were plenty of food menorahs but no pickle, so she made one. The Gold Floral Lily Menorah is her tribute to the white lily. She also designs Hanukkah pajamas, from the bamboo Many Menorahs sets to Light and Latkes, sized for adults, kids, babies and even the dog, plus the Spreading Holiday Schmear sweater made with Tipsy Elves.
Good to know
- CookbookSweet Noshings (Quarry Books, 2016)
- TrainingLe Cordon Bleu, Austin
- TVGuy's Grocery Games, Food Network, The Drew Barrymore Show, Good Morning America
