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Honey Dish & Tray

Shana Tova Ceramic Tray Filled with Chocolates,
Nuts, Honey Candy and Dried Fruits

Honey Dish & Tray
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Honey Dish & Tray
Item Number: 70213
Price: $49.95
This product is certified Kosher Pareve under the strict supervision of OK laboratories. This product is certified Kosher under the strict supervision of Rabbi Asher Eckstein.

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Make the recipient feel special with this Shana Tova ceramic plate. It has a 5" dipper in the middle filled with honey candy. Plate itself is  filled with Viennese Crunch, truffles, chocolate covered raisins, salted cashews and tropical mix. What a delightful selection!
Size: 9" x 9" Wide, x 4" High


Kosher Certification:
This product is certified Kosher Pareve under the strict supervision of OK laboratories.
This product is certified Kosher under the strict supervision of Rabbi Asher Eckstein.