Chanukah Gelt (In Yiddish for money) is often distributed to children to enhance their enjoyment of Hanukkah. The amount is usually in small amount of coins, although grandparents or other relatives may give larger sums as an official Hanukkah gift. In Israel, Chanukah Gelt is known as D'mei Chanukah. Many Rabbis distribute coins to those who visit them during Hanukkah.
Today, chocolatiers like Oh! Nuts picked up on the gift coin concept by creating chocolate gelt, or chocolate shaped and stamped like coins and wrapped in gold or silver foil. Chocolate coins is often used in place of money in dreidel games or for Chanukah Gelt.
Nut-Free Chocolate Coin Tub
Price: $56.99
Nut-Free Chocolate Coin Bag
Was: $0.75
Price: $0.69
Milk Chocolate Coins - Case of 24 Bags
Price: $10.99
Dark Chocolate Coins - Case of 24 Bags
Price: $10.99
Nut-Free $100 Chanukah Gelt
Price: $0.99
Chocolate Coin Checkers Game
Price: $5.99
Chanukah Gelt Treasure Chest
Price: $7.99
Bittersweet Chocolate Coins
Was: $0.75
Price: $0.69
Bulk Silver Chocolate Coins
Was: $15.99
Starting At: $13.99 per lb.
Bulk Milk Chocolate Coins
Was: $15.99
Starting At: $13.99 per lb.
White Milk Chocolate Coins
Price: $0.69
Nut-Free $100 Chanukah Gelt Box
Price: $5.69
Hanukkah Chocolate Coin Box
Was: $35.70
Price: $31.99
Milk Chocolate Gold Coin Bag
Price: $0.59
LG Nut-Free Gold Coins
Price: $1.19