Trick Or Treat! - Yeah it's almost here! Oh! Man, where can I get some candy for Halloween? And I need some pumpkin stuff too, but I got no time to shop around the whole city for them!
Don't Worry! There is Oh! Nuts. At ohnuts.com, you will find a huge variety of all Halloween Candy, as well as Candy Corn Pumpkin Seeds and Pumpkin Flavored Candy. So why worry? Check us out today!
Shop our Pink Chocolate & Candy Selection and go pink! Oh! Nuts will donate 10% of our pink Candy & Chocolate Section during the month of October, The National Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
How will it look like the day when Gummy Bears come to life.
Home Made Rosh Hashanah Teiglach - A Traditional food that is eaten on Rosh Hashanah. Comes with small pieces of fresh cookies dipped in a delicious walnut honey glaze and topped with maraschino cherries. Make the Rosh Hashanah tradition enjoyable!
Now available at Oh! Nuts among our huge selection of Rosh Hashanah Food Specialties.
This magnificent 3-Piece Chocolate Dipped Apples are hand-made by our exclusive designers especially for Rosh Hashanah. Each apple is carefully dipped into solid dark chocolate and then we dip them into high quality white chocolate, all with that special Oh! Nuts touch. So what are you waiting for? Grab one today and present them to your family and friends, it will surely grace their entire Rosh Hashanah. you may also want to browse our complete section of Rosh Hashanah Gifts to find the appropriate gift suiting your style and budget.
Turkish Antep Pistachios are smaller than California grown Pistachios and has a harder shell and smaller opening. Yet, Turkish Antep Pistachios are much sweeter and crunchier than California Pistachios and are closer to the supreme Iranian Variety. So set back and enjoy a good cruncy bite into these crunchy Roasted Salted Turkish Antep Pistachios.
Oh! Boy, Rosh Hashanah is already around the corner and I didn't even start my shopping yet. Too bad, I am not gonna be able to buy a gift for Bobby, no time. I gotta run to the grocery to get my Chocolate, pomegranate, apples, honey, figs, dates and candy for Rosh Hashanah
But one minute, how could I forget of Oh! Nuts? They got everything that I need for Rosh Hashanah! from Dried Fruits to Rosh Hashanah Gift Baskets!
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As the Month of Elul (אֱלוּל) (The Jewish month that falls on August-September) has just begun, we all just started preparing for Rosh Hashanah, the kitchen is already crowded with all types of food to celebrate the new year. Mommy is cooking a delicious roast with that delicious smell wafting into our noses, the little ones are busy baking honey cookies, etc.
We all know of the custom of Dipping the apple into honey which is to symbolize a prosperous and sweet year like honey for the entire Jewish Nation which is compared to an Apple. So as the years passed, it became customary to send Shana Tova wishes through Honey Jar Gifts with a 'Shana Tova' greeting attached to it. We at Oh! Nuts offer the largest selection Honey Jar Gifts and Rosh Hashanah Gift Baskets that will make your beloved one's holiday a pleasure.
It is also customary to eat pomegranates, figs, dates, carrots, apples and lots more according to each individual's traditions.
This is an amazing summer display at the Rugby Ralph Lauren Store. The background is made out of 88,200 Jelly Beans and 20,740 Gum Balls all provided by Oh Nuts.
According to Wikipedia the use of Medjool Dates for food is as follows. Dry or soft dates are usually eaten out-of-hand, or can be pitted and stuffed with fillings such as almonds, walnuts, Pecans or cream cheese. Pitted dates are also sometimes referred to as stoned dates. The Fancy Medjool Dates can also be chopped and used in a large range of sweet dishes, from tajines (tagines) in Morocco to puddings, ka'ak (types of Arab breads and cakes) and other dessert items. Dates are also processed into paste, spread, and cubes, date syrup or "honey" called "dibs", powder (date sugar), vinegar or alcohol. Recent innovations include chocolate-covered dates and products such as sparkling date juice are used in some Islamic countries as a non-alcoholic version of champagne, It’s used for special occasions and religious times such as Ramadan.
Dates fruits can also be dehydrated known as dried fruits, ground and mixed with grain to form a nutritious stock feed. Dried dates are fed to camels, horses and dogs in the Sahara. In northern Nigeria, dates and peppers added to the native beer are believed to make it less intoxicating.
Young date leaves are cooked and eaten as a vegetable, as is the terminal bud or heart, though its removal kills the palm. The finely ground seeds are mixed with flour to make bread in times of scarcity. The flowers of the date palm are also edible. Traditionally the female flowers are the most available for sale and weigh 300-400 grams. The flower buds are used in salad or ground with dried fish to make a condiment for bread
