Bridal Shower Favors for Hanukkah Parties

Hanukkah Bridal Shower Favors: Click for low prices, selection and information on tons of Bridal Shower Favors for Hanukkah Parties. Kids go really crazy for pinatas and they certainly add excitement to any party. And if you think pinatas are just for kids, think again...because adults get a big kick out of them too. You can find them for all party themes, in all sizes and shapes. Pinatas are a great way to make your party a smashing success! We keep our prices low since we have a huge warehouse without a costly retail location. Plus, you save time and gas. Severing the Internet community since 1999.

There are many bridal shower favors that can easily be changed to make great Hanukkah favors. The easiest thing to change is the popular food favors. Your guest will enjoy these sweet treats, and they will not know that you got the idea from some popular bridal shower favors.

The first popular bridal shower favor to change to a Hanukkah favor is cookies. Tea party bridal showers are very popular. The most common favor is iced cookies that are individually wrapped and handed out. It is very easy to change this popular favor to fit the Hanukkah theme. Make your favorite Hanukkah cookie recipe. Roll out the cookie dough and use Hanukkah shaped cookie cutters to shape the cookies. After the cookies have cooled ice them with blue and white frosting. Royal icing works the best, and is what is usually used for bridal shower favor cookies. Place each individual cookie into a cellophane bag, and then tie with a white or blue ribbon. Hand the cookies out to each of your guests.

Another bridal shower favor that can easily be changed to a Hanukkah favor is colored chocolate. At most bridal showers chocolates in the wedding colors are handed out, and shaped into wedding designs. For Hanukkah you will need white chocolate, Hanukkah candy molds, white or blue organza bags, white or blue ribbon, and food coloring. Melt the chocolate in a pan on low heat or in a pan over boiling water. Leave half of the chocolate white. Dye the other half with blue food coloring. Pour into the Hanukkah candy molds and let set. Place the chocolates into the organza bags and tie with ribbon. Your guest will enjoy either of these favors, and they are easy to make.

Though fried foods are not generally favored by the health conscious, it's hard to imagine Chanukah without them.� The fried foods are eaten to symbolize the sacred oil. What are the traditional foods...why latkes and jelly donuts of course!
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