If you’ve ever hosted a Passover seder (or any large dinner party for that matter) then you know it takes a lot of thought, time, and energy. As a host, you go the extra mile to make guests feel welcome and shower them with great food. So, if you’re a seder guest who gets to kick back and simply enjoy, why not say thank you to your favorite host and hostess by surprising them with a gift? I’ve compiled a few buzz-worthy holiday hostess gifts that are bound to make any entertainer feel appreciated!
Kosher Wine
In case you aren’t familiar, during a traditional seder, adults drink four cups of wine throughout their meal. Given each bottle only offers up six glasses, your host will need a LOT of bottles. So, bringing one or two is always a great hostess gift that will be greatly appreciated. Just make sure it’s kosher! Here are three I’m trying this year: Domaine du Castel Rose, Castel Petit Castel, and Psagot Cabernet Sauvignon.
Magnetic Wine Glass Charms
Speaking of wine: How often do you pour yourself a glass of wine at a party, put it down to do something, and then come back without a clue which one is yours? Next time your hostess friend throws a bash, bring along these adorable magnetic wine glass charms. They’re a fun way to mark your glass and can be reused for many parties to come!
Homemade Nibbles & Treats
Nothing says ‘thanks for having us’ more than taking the time to make create a homemade dish for the night’s meal. Just keep in mind, grains and legumes are off the menu. To help get you started on your search for Passover-friendly treats, check out my raw chocolate macaroons. Not only are these little bites totally craveable, they’re also filled with wholesome ingredients that are totally Passover-approved. So go get measuring and don’t forget to lick the bowl!
Passover Chocolate or Candy Box
No time to whip up something homemade? No worries! A box of Passover-approved Kosher chocolates or candy is bound to be a hit. Check out this fun chocolate seder plate:
Seder Plate
A traditional seder plate is filled with a few simple yet symbolic foods. If you’re looking for a gift that will keep on giving, consider a festive plate. After all, it’s something your hosts will re-use year after year, and think of you each time they fill it up!
Passover-Themed Kid Games
Will there be a lot of kids at your seder? While bringing kid games isn’t technically for the host and hostess, it’s still extremely thoughtful and will bring a smile to their faces! Here are some cute games that you can get right on Amazon:
