Shiva is the week-long mourning period in Judaism for close family members. During this time, members of the community and extended family organize meals for the mourners and see to the needs of the visitors. It’s considered a ‘mitzvah’ (good deed) for visitors to bring or send food for the mourners.
If you can’t attend the shiva, this wooden crate filled with Apricot and Walnut/Currant Rugelach, a nosher-sized Sour Cream Coffee Cake, Kosher Vanilla Butter Caramels, Zingerman's Peanut Brittle, and a Chocolate and Raisin Babka will let the family know they’re in your thoughts.
Need it there tomorrow and it's after 5 PM ET? Call us.
Baked goods and brittle are not Kosher.