ROSH HASHANAH GIFT BASKETS

Gift baskets are a popular gift option, especially during the holiday season. The key idea behind a gift basket is that you are giving someone several smaller gifts instead of one larger one. These small items are arranged in a container and the entire package is attractively wrapped in cellophane.   Rosh Hashanah gift baskets are almost always themed. There is the traditional fresh fruit basket. Wine and Chocolate products are always popular. Baskets can be tailored to the recipients' interests — books, paper and pens for a writer or new book recipe and baking ingredients for the cook enthusiast. Gift baskets can be either highly personalized or generic enough that anyone would enjoy receiving them.   A Rosh Hashanah gift basket doesn't even have to be a basket; any container will do. This can be a chance to really highlight the theme. A gift basket for Jewish New Year could consist of traditional things, an apple and honey tray plus fresh baked challah can. For a movie fan, wrap a few DVDs “The Birthday of the World Rosh Hashanah and some kosher treats. The best gift baskets are stored inside something that can be used long after the contents are gone.   There are three main types of Rosh Hashanah gift baskets:   Pre-made - These gift baskets sit on the shelf already wrapped and ready to purchase. This is gift-giving at its easiest.   Examples of pre-made wide assortment of readymade and ready to ship gift baskets:   Baked goods-gift basket highlighted  including  fresh baked goods items packed to the brim and overflowing with gourmet baked goods including Chocolates, crispy & flaky rugelach, fruit tarts, mini cupcakes, moist & soft Chocolate chip cookies, chocolate fudge brownies and many many more gourmet delights.   This type of gift is all ready and you only need to purchased and send it to whom you like. The good thing was there is a lot assembled variety of readymade gift baskets you can choose upon wherever you shop and you can select the perfect basket for your recipient.   Create- In Store - Some stores and websites allow you to select the items you would like in your gift basket, and an employee will then arrange and wrap the assortment for you. This gives the basket a personal touch while still allowing for a more professional presentation.   If you order online you can use custom gift basket builder tool to design your very own personalized holiday gift basket with any specialty products. A create –in store your own gift basket is a gift that will be remembered for years to come and shows you truly care. Most of the create in store shops making sure that your gift basket is as personalized as it can be for anyone on your holiday gift list.   Homemade - You buy the contents and wrap it yourself. You have total control over what you put in the basket and how it is presented. Unless you have practice, it may not have the crisp look of a pre-made basket, but it’s the thought that counts.   Whether you want to create a unique gift for your best friend or you just need something nice for your new neighbor, gift baskets are a fun and convenient choice.   Tips: For best Rosh Hashanah homemade gift baskets you can create anything involving honey dishes.   Honey Dishes: While the rest of the year we dip our bread in salt, on Rosh Hashanah its honey, as an omen for a sweet year to come. Take your pick from a wide variety of beautiful honey dishes to add a sense of joyful elegance to this ancient custom.   Apples or Pomegranates would be especially suited. Rosh Hashanah is a time when Jews wish each other a sweet new year, and all of these have become associated with the holiday for their sweetness. Apples dip in honey is one of traditional way of meal during after the service in synagogue. Pomegranate - as one of the seven native species to the Land of Israel, the pomegranate is referenced throughout the Bible, while according to Jewish tradition its many seeds represent righteousness, abundance, and wisdom, making it a staple of the Rosh Hashanah table, as well as a popular and elegant decorative motif throughout Jewish art. Rosh Hashanah is a time when Jews wish each other a sweet new year, and all of these have become associated with the holiday for their sweetness.