And if you make Hanukah cards or scrappages, here is a freebie for you! We in Israel eat Sufganiot (round dough ball baken in oil, with red jam inside and sugar-powder on top) with Hanukah. They symbolize the sacred oil that was left in the jug and that lasted for 8 days to lit up the Menorah in the Holy Temple, which was a miracle. I understood abroad they don't eat the same kind of sufganiot but they eat donuts. So here are your donuts :) CU as usual.
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Cool donuts, thanks :o)
LOL. Okay, I read the first couple of words about soufganiyot and glance down at the image and wondered why it was frosted doughnuts, I don't think of those as soufganiyot usually :). We *do* eat jelly-filled soufganiyot here (NJ-USa), but at parties/events they often put out the frosted donuts also so that picky kids can find something they will eat as well :) But the frosted ones are prettier to scrapbook, maybe!
Thanks, I just downloaded...and used the coupon for the 100 day of school mega with it (though your hanukkah stuff was .26 too cheap - I had to add something else to spend the $8.00 to get the $8.00 off! lol!)
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