Happy Hanukkah Marzipan Placecards
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Description
Why stop at pretty placecards when they can be edible too? Each marzipan tile is hand painted with a blue hanukkiah topped with bright orange lights and hand lettered "Happy Hanukkah," so every guest is greeted with a little Festival of Lights at their seat. Beautiful as decor, delicious as dessert.
- Made in the USA
- What you will get: A gift box with 10 Happy Hanukkah placecards
- Dimensions: Each tile is approximately 1.5" (3.8 cm) square
- Certified kosher by the Chicago Rabbinical Council (cRc). To view a copy of the letter of certification click here.
Ingredients:
Sugar, almonds, water, preservative and approved food color. They are gluten-free, kosher and vegan, and contain no soy and no corn syrup. They are, however, crafted in a commercial kitchen that processes foods that may contain wheat (gluten), milk, eggs, soy, corn, peanuts, seeds, and chocolate.
Continental US Shipping only. Ships the week of November 23rd. These items are made fresh for the holiday and we ship to you to optimize freshness! Please allow 2 business days processing time, same day shipping not available. Food products are final sale.
About the brand
Marzipops makes hand-sculpted marzipan candy with a Jewish sense of humor, from punny mahjong tiles to Hanukkah dreidels, all vegan and kosher parve.
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Marzipops
Marzipops makes hand-sculpted marzipan candy with a Jewish sense of humor, from punny mahjong tiles to Hanukkah dreidels, all vegan and kosher parve.
- Based in
- Ann Arbor, Michigan
- Since
- 2014
- Craft
- Hand-sculpted marzipan candy
Marzipops is the marzipan candy company of Dahlia Weinman, who launched it in 2014 in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Her background is an unusual mix: a yeshiva education, a Harvard MBA, earlier work in finance, publishing and marketing, and ten years as a cake designer.
The cakes led to the candy. Custom cakes were hard to scale, she has explained, but customers kept asking for the marzipan toppers, so she pivoted from cakes to candy. The first commercial product was a marzipan matzah lollipop for Passover, which is where the name comes from. The line has since grown past lollipops to more than 200 designs.
Everything is designed and sculpted by hand to order in Ann Arbor, and it is all vegan and certified kosher parve by the Chicago Rabbinical Council. The humor is the point: punny mahjong tiles, Hanukkah conversation tiles, paint-your-own dreidels, marzipan sufganiyot and pizza bagels, baby-naming onesie tiles, and Shabbat and holiday place cards that double as dessert.
Good to know
- KosherCertified kosher parve by the Chicago Rabbinical Council (cRc)
