Purim falls on March 21st this year, as Jewish people come together to share in the telling of the Purim story. An evil man, Haman, devised a plan to murder all the Jews in Persia. At a critical moment, Haman's plan was foiled by quick-thinking Queen Esther and her cousin Mordechai, as they convinced King Ahasuerus to thwart Haman's plan. Commemorating the feast during which the king made his critical decision, Purim celebrants also enjoy a great feast, wear festive costumes and throw a Purim Carnival full of games, delicious treats, and wine.
Purim Carnival
Try serving any of these delicious treats during your Purim Carnival.
Purim Feast
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Food Gifts
No one leaves a Purim celebration empty-handed. It's considered a mitzvah (good deed) to give gifts to friends, neighbors and to the poor. Combine two different types of treats in each gift basket.
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