Prayers, hopes, and blessings for the new year

The veteran southern brand connects holiday customs and daily reality into a Rosh Hashanah edition as sweet as possible, and even more moving.

Thus, the honey packages of Yad Mordechai were wrapped with drawings by children of the Gaza Envelope – hope and dreams, revival and colors of optimism, bees and hives and a rainbow – and part of the proceeds from their sales will be transferred to the "Wrapped in Love" association, which supports children who lost a parent during the war. To a better new year.

The global coffee company also celebrates the local, with a Tishrei gift collection – for hosts, and mainly for yourselves, of course.

Nespresso’s Rosh Hashanah menu (NIS 87–315) includes, among other things, a "For The Perfect Host" set with a pair of Vertuo Mugs, a Loom M storage accessory for coffee capsules and capsules (four Original sleeves or a trio of Vertuo), an "Adventurers" bag with a yellow mug for going out, a pair of Barista Affogato bowls and capsule sleeves, an offer for the trendologists among you (Travel Mug and limited edition capsules in pumpkin and maple flavors) as well as other combinations with coffee, mugs filled with coffee and cookies too.

The veteran roasting chain – almost a hundred years of activity in Israel – welcomes the holiday with a gift that can work excellently for hosts, but is even better kept for yourselves.

The cold brew box from Landwer Coffee (NIS 165) includes a dedicated 1-liter glass pitcher for cold infusion, 250 grams of ground coffee ready to go, as well as preparation instructions clarifying how doable this story is at home – ground coffee inside, cold water, refrigerator, and you’re there.

The result surprises with its delicacy, far from the sour-strong flavors that sometimes characterize the genre, and mainly allows you to play with the ratio and find your personal caffeine sweet spot. From there, good morning.

The American coffee brand also knows how to celebrate the opening of the Hebrew year with a required guest-host gift.

A collaboration between the instant coffee brand and the colorful box company gave birth to a caffeinated holiday gift full of surprises.

And in the spirit of the holiday, of course.

Man’s honey cookies arrive in a limited edition format (180 grams) from the veteran Rokachman factory, which usually focuses on classics and tradition. Here, there are no wild shakes and the important principles are kept – good crispness, good sweetness, a better year.

The excellent food and cooking website expands its shelves and temptations with a significant expansion of its temptation collection, just in time for the after-dinner tea. Or the coffee before it. Whatever works for you.

Carmela’s cookie series, launched just a few months ago, now includes no less than 26 variations ranging in sweetness from classic to original. You can find here, among other things, elephant ears, alfajores and "Party Brownies," red velvet affairs, pistachio and raspberry meringue, sugar-free and gluten-free versions, and surprisingly from the savory boxes – with pretzel circles and olive oil that seemed to fill a box to the brim, and yet all we see now is an empty plastic container, without a trace. Price: NIS 38.90.

The popular chocolate brand opens the year with a purple box full of temptations, making most of what happens on our food and dessert tables unnecessary.

Milka’s holiday set, in limited edition of course, includes bars upon bars, chocolate hearts, Milka Sensation cookies, chocolate-coated wafers, biscuits and other craziness, and also offers the option of adding a personal greeting printed on the outside – hoping someone will stop to read it, of course.

The brand of big spoons and spreads from Ferrero opens the year with a special, focused, and festive edition.

Still in the Italian family, celebrating Tishrei with gift boxes and festive packages, and with a well-timed chocolate launch.

At the same time, a Ferrero Rocher Dark bar is being launched, chocolate with 70% cocoa from the brand, proudly joining its shelves with a deep, mature flavor and emphasized indulgence presence. Price: NIS 14–15.90.

The active candy brand welcomes the holiday with a fitting, sweet, and optimistic launch.

Yogueta’s Rosh Hashanah bag (250 grams, NIS 10), in a special edition of course, includes jelly candies in apple and honey flavors, with a good texture, good sweetness, and a generally cute experience. As far as we’re concerned, they can stay even after Tishrei.

Less honey and sweetness, more kick, because that’s what life demands of us: A collaboration between the sauce brand and the delivery app was launched at a timing not necessarily aimed at the holidays, but it definitely fits them well. Especially at certain meals, and we’ll leave it at that.