Quietly quietly, without us saying it explicitly and without being quoted God forbid, it feels a bit like Purim (and its haman ears) is closing a gap from Hanukkah (and its donuts).
It's crazy to think about it out loud, right, and it's no less crazy to try and explain it or convince it, but we insist, it does happen, and you should deal with it in the only way that is currently accepted - some more food and tasting.
The point is that the annual donut festival has done a bit of overkill in recent years, stuck in place and started wading in the deep fat that is the holiday tradition in and of itself.
At the same time, the happy week of Purim (when did it really become a minimum week instead of a maximum of two days?) managed to improve and upgrade, make an effort and manage to get out of the triple box that is the holiday cookies.
And so, no longer mushy or dry, and for a long time no longer loaded with poppy seeds and chocolate and that's it, accept the crisp collections of Haman's ears, and take our word along the way - it's not what it was, it's much more than that.
Happy holiday!
Biscotti
Biscotti's Purim collection (Photo: Boaz Lavi)
The wonderful pastry shop led by Rosella Yona celebrates Purim with ears of manna, of course, and much more.
Here you can find crispy dough triangles (NIS 43 for a 300 gram box) filled with Belgian chocolate (classic), citrus poppy (which does to the poppy what should have been done to the poppy a long time ago), pecan tahini (disappears in the blink of an eye), luaker and also "Tropicana" (chocolate White with a particularly fun mango jam).
Apart from these, there is also a pear and almond poppy cake (NIS 118) that screamed coffee and also made poppy seeds reluctant, as well as a poppy and chocolate financier (NIS 64).
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Roldin
Roldin's ears of man (photo: Ronen Mangan)
The popular confectionery chain celebrates Purim almost in Hanukkah style, with an impressive and colorful collection of haman ears, and many other surprises.
You can find here, among other things, pecan-flavored fillings (banana, toffee and pecans in a caramel crust), citrus pistachios in a cocoa crust, "Dark Coconut" (coconut cream and dark chocolate in a coconut crust) - all three are new, all three can be fixed by us.
Besides them, there are also chunky chocolate (chocolate and pieces of chocolate chips), dates and nuts, nuts in caramel toffee (sweet-bitter-wonderful), marzipan-roses-strawberry (for fans, but not only), and poppy.
Price: NIS 6 per coated unit, NIS 14 per 100 grams.
At the same time, the chain continues its "Hearts of Esther" tradition, and donates NIS 10 from the sale of each box of festive jam cookies to the association "Igol Latova" (and through it to associations that help women in need), as a strong female proof that anything is possible.
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Maison Kaiser
Maison Kaiser's mannequin ears (Photo: Afik Gabai)
The French-Israeli bakery chain has teamed up with the heirs and offers a solid but excellent collection of haman ears.
You can find five types here - raspberry (with sweet jam but not too much), caramelized white chocolate (great), poppy, hazelnut chocolate (excellent and nutty), and bittersweet pistachio.
Price: NIS 6 per unit, a pack of ten of all flavors for NIS 45.
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breads
The manna ears of bread (photo: Daniel Lila)
Uri Sheft's excellent bakery celebrates Purim with savory and sweet options, meal deliveries, boxes and a home baking kit.
Here you can find, among other things, sweet manna ears made of crispy buttery dough (NIS 6 per unit, NIS 15.30 per 100 grams) filled with poppy seeds, Belgian chocolate brownies (charming with their softness), dates with nuts and almonds, and also a "Napoleon hat" filled with a marzipan ball, which is still our favorite.
In the salty section (NIS 7 per unit, 18.90 per 100 grams) there are "sweet potato chunks" with feta and walnuts, as well as potato with fried onion - both are dangerous to eat.
Apart from these, there are also boxes (6 units for NIS 40, a dozen for NIS 70), a medium portion delivery (a box of sweet manna ears, chocolate chip cookies and a gift, NIS 99) or a large (all this, with salted manna ears and two gifts, 145 shekels) and a BIY box with crispy dough, chocolate filling, poppy filling, rolling pin, and crust (150 shekels).
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Monier Catering
Haman's Ears of Monier Catering (Photo: Afik Gabai)
The veteran-excellent caterer celebrates Purim in the only way possible - a salty-sweet party of course.
You can find here, among other things, lemon (great), poppy, lotus and salty pretzel fillings, chocolate fudge (excellent), raspberry (our sweet favorite), pistachio and Oreo, as well as savory options - which we will praise and compliment as they are a sensation, no less - of Sweet potato or eggplant, with yogurt and salsa dips.
Apart from these, there are also costume foods such as a sweet hamburger and a salty puff (filled with cream cheese and corn), a table set that takes care of everything, the option of adding cocktails from Spicehouse and an event and toast menu that includes all of this - and more.
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Boutique Central
Haman's Ears from Boutique Central (Photo: Tal Sion Tzfurin)
Haman's Ears from Boutique Central (Photo: Tal Sion Tzfurin)
The baking chain celebrates a Parisian Purim, with classic haman ears, and a (very) big surprise.
Here you can find fillings of chocolate, poppy seeds, as well as nuts and vegan dates (NIS 2.5 per unit, NIS 30 for 15), as well as a family manna ear pastry (NIS 110), salty (700 grams, filled with spinach and cheese) and sweet (800 grams, filled with chocolate) - Both aroused a bit of skepticism upon their arrival, and both shattered every preconceived notion with a complete rich meal (in the salty version), and a super-destroying and super-flattering dessert.
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Dalal
Dalal's Haman Zones (Photo: Kiss and Tell)
The Tel Aviv bakery led by Timor Lavi celebrates Purim with a sweet-salty-crispy carnival, as usual.
Here you can find, among other things, manna ears (5 NIS per unit, 64 NIS for a box of 14 units) filled with poppy seeds, 70% chocolate (great), praline, pistachio and Amaranth cherry (bitter-sweet-amazing), and also filled with banana loti, an excellent idea with excellent performance.
Apart from these, there is also "Borkas Haman" (a buttery puff pastry with winter green leaves, lavender and walnuts, NIS 12) which is a new appendix to the scroll, but one that will stay with us.
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bunion
Pika's manna ear (photo: Pika)
Pika's manna ear (photo: Pika)
The Israeli-Swedish chain of bakeries is celebrating Purim with a yeast version (excellent, let's say it already) of Haman ears.
You can find six fillings here - pistachio cream, rhubarb-vanilla (fainting, and tame), poppy-lemon, Daim (based on chocolate and salted caramel), apple-caramel-nuts (which cried out for coffee and was eliminated even before the water boiled), and also a Scandinavian "Semla" tall and fair, with almond cream and whipped cream.
Price: NIS 10 per unit, NIS 45 for five, NIS 80 for ten.
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Tati
Tati's mask pastry (photo: Daniel Lila)
The baking chain celebrates Purim with the Haman ears classics, of course, as well as colorful mask cookies.
You can find here, among other things, white chocolate fillings in chocolate dough (excellent and not too sweet), halva, poppy seeds, dates and walnuts, walnuts and cinnamon, white chocolate in ruby dough, and also homemade jam and streusel (which was our favorite).
Price: NIS 45 for a 250 gram case.
Apart from these, there will also be mask cookies (NIS 12 per unit) in vanilla and chocolate flavors, decorated and designed by hand, which will provide an original punch for an elaborate package delivery, or an especially sweet snack for the holiday, regardless of the others.
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Babka Bakery
Babka Bakery's Manna Ears (Photo: Babka Bakery)
Babka Bakery's Manna Ears (Photo: Babka Bakery)
The successful Korel and Shir Goren bakery chain celebrates Purim with a sweet, colorful, and of course delicious manna ears collection.
You can find here, among other things, fillings of chocolate, halva, poppy seeds, date-nuts and also Bueno (milk and nut cream, which was also the clear favorite of the tasting).
Price: NIS 4 per unit, NIS 44 for 15 units.
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M&M's and Uncle Otmazgin
The manna ears of M&M's and Dodo Utmazgin (photo: Eldad Yariv)
The candy giant shares the action of the popular pastry chef into a limited edition gift box of course.
The box includes a dozen manne praline ears filled with M&M's and colored chocolate coating, in a box that is almost decorated, a particularly happy block, and with a successful taste.
Price: NIS 144.
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Mickey is his name
Miki's manna ears (photo: Daniel Lila)
Miki's manna ears (photo: Daniel Lila)
The great pastry chef celebrates Purim with ears of manna of course, but not only.
You can find here, among other things, a perfect poppy pressburger cake as usual, a full poppy cake without added sugar, manna ears from yeast dough filled with poppy seeds, ricotta and raisins or nuts (NIS 6 per unit), as well as crunchy versions filled with poppy seeds, nuts, chocolate, and dates Hall, plums in wine (wow), and marzipan.
Price: NIS 42 for a 350 gram box.
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Confectionery Monday
The manna ears of Shani Confectionery (photo: Shani Confectionery)
The old confectionary chain is celebrating Purim with a large collection of Haman ears, and one Queen Mother.
Here you can find fillings of lemon cream, pistachio, chocolate and white chocolate soufflé, halva and Chinese pecans (our favorite), dates, cinnamon nuts, dates from Joul and also larger manna ears, made of pressburger dough and filled with nuts, pistachios, poppy seeds and pastry cream and strawberries , which well matched the traditions of the holiday and the corruptions of everyday life.
Price: NIS 13.90 for 100 grams, a 350 gram box for NIS 42, NIS 17 for large ones.
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Neaman Bakery
The manna ears of Mapa Naaman (Photo: Gil Aviram)
The manna ears of Mapa Naaman (Photo: Gil Aviram)
The popular bakery chain celebrates Purim with a collection that combines classics and madness.
You can find here, among other things, manna ears made of raspberry dough filled with almond cream (sweet-bitter-sour), manna ears made of chocolate dough filled with halva, manna ears filled with nuts and powdered sugar decoration (great), manna ears filled with dates and cinnamon seasoning, manna ears filled Poppy, manna ears filled with dark chocolate ganache (our favorites), manna ears filled with white chocolate, manna ears filled with lotus cream, manna ears filled with nougat cream, also Halva cream fillings, pistachio cream and a sugar-free edition filled with poppy seeds and chocolate.
Price: NIS 79 per kilo, NIS 38 for a 300 gram case, NIS 59 for three cases.
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Biga
Biga's Haman Zones (Photo: Galia Aviram)
The bakery chain celebrates Purim with gluten-free manna ears, filled with pistachio crunch.
These are triangles of crispy dough, with a sweet-bitter filling, that beckon to abstainers or celiacs, but do not require too many compromises that consume everything else.
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