Gifts for a New Neighbour
Welcome the family that just moved in — cake, a platter or a meal delivered to their door in the first week.
Products (3)
Cocoa Couture
בד"ץ העדה החרדיתLemon Delight Dessert Pie
Sold in boxes of eight. Individual lemon pies with a crisp base and vibrant citrus cream, finished with an elegant touch.
$69
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
About Gifts for a New Neighbour
The neighbour gift is small by design. It is an introduction, not a statement: cake, cookies, a modest platter, flowers. In an Israeli building it also does practical work, because the family that just moved in does not yet know which neighbours to ask about the vaad bayit, the makolet or the local gan.
The one gift that is always right in the first week is food they do not have to cook, since the kitchen is the last room anybody unpacks. Send it for a weekday evening or a Friday morning. Kashrut is worth a glance on the store page — you do not know their standards yet, and a new neighbour will not tell you they could not eat it.
What people usually send
- A cake or a tray of cookies as an introduction
- A meal for their first Friday night on the street
- Flowers for the door
- A small platter to share with the building