Siyum Catering and Platters
Finishing a masechta or a seder — send the seudas mitzvah, or a platter for the shiur that is making the siyum.
Products (3)
Marshim - Art of Fruit
אפרתי, שארית ובד"ץ עדה"חMedium Fruit Platter
Enjoy a beautifully arranged medium fresh fruit platter, perfectly sized to serve 5–8 guests. Featuring 11–14 varieties of seasonal fruits, with an optional hand-carved apple for an elegant touch, this platter is ideal for gatherings and gifting. Freshly prepared for vibrant flavor and presentation. - Size: 13 inches - Serves 5–8 guests - Includes 11–14 types of fresh fruit - Optional hand-carved apple - Seasonal fruit selection - Freshly prepared and beautifully arranged If your order includes pralines, please indicate whether you would like Dairy or Parve
$95
Scoops
בהשגחת הרב שמואל ווינערIce Cream Sandwiches
8 jumbo ice cream sandwiches with assorted toppings. Parve.
$38
The Sugar Pop
Candy Garden Quartet
A rectangular wooden tray with four compartments, each filled with a playful variety of gummies—rainbow strings, flower-shaped sweets, sour worms, and fruity bites. The Candy Garden Quartet is a burst of color and fun in every section. From cheerful gummy flowers to tangy worms and rainbow strands, this four-part tray is perfect for sharing, gifting, or brightening up any celebration. A lively mix that brings smiles with every bite. Candies May Vary. Dimensions: 13.8" x 9.5"
$48
About Siyum Catering and Platters
A siyum is a seudas mitzvah, which means the meal is part of the occasion rather than an add-on to it. In practice that is a table at the back of the beis medrash: cake, miniatures, herring and dips, drinks, sometimes a full meal if the siyum is marking something substantial.
It is a natural thing to send from abroad when a son, a husband or a talmid finishes something, because you cannot be in the room but the food can be. Set the delivery date at checkout for the morning of, and check the store's kashrut against what the yeshiva or shul holds by — a siyum table is scrutinised more than most.
What people usually send
- Cake and miniatures for a siyum in the beis medrash
- Herring, dips and savoury platters
- A full seudas mitzvah for a larger siyum
- A gift for the person who made the siyum