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Chanuka cookies are certainly a “tradition” direct from the goyim. Don’t lie.
That doesnt necessarily make it assur, please see the chanukah gift thread for further info. (Or Y.D. 178 if you are really adventurous)
The title is true id prefer bows and wrapping paper to chanuka cookies.
I’ll tell you what really is assur.( I DO NOT HAVE ONE) A chanuka bush.
I light my Menorah on top of my tree! it really looks nice! All those little colourful lights leading up to my disco style Menorah is cool! I fill the stockings with dreidels and Chanukah Gelt…
I think you should find a more suitable location for your Menora!
Goldilocks,
Sidi was kidding…
Try putting a big menorah under the tree.
It will attract some people in their trucks with lots of flashing lights. All the neighbors will come out to see (and smell) what’s happening. You might even make the nightly news. Huge parsumai nissa 🙂
MDG, +1
Getting back o the original topic: I disagree – cookies are always good.
Non-Jews can’t eat them?
Always accept Cookies.
I still have marks on my face and hands (bite marks and burns) from when I tried to light a menurkey last year.
Bookworm120, that was hilarious!
NeutiquamErro, I don’t know about that, but thumbs-up for a tech joke!
Why thank you! 🙂
LOL such a cute topic
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