Our most popular sympathy and Shiva gift basket. If you can't be there yourself, here is a gift basket that will provide some nourishment during the Shiva (mourning) period. Includes a lovely mix of sweet and savory: Our "famous" Apple Cake; featured in the New York Times, feeds 6-8 people, 6 large pieces of mouth-watering mixed rugelach-the old world pastry of rolled dough wrapped around chocolate, cinnamon and raspberry filling, California all natural dried fruits (apricots, pears, peaches, apples and prunes), Bag of all natural, oven roasted almonds, Bag of all natural, unsalted Peanuts, Delicious, all natural hummus and box of toasted sesame crackers and from the Pacific Northwest, smoked salmon pate--a delicious spread of naturally smoked salmon, cream cheese and spices. Pairs beautifully with the crackers and hummus, And a all natural, dark chocolate bar. Kosher. Feeds 12-16 people. Occasionally, substitutions are made if we run out of an item. We always replace with an item of equal or greater value. Helpful gift-giving information and suggested gift card text for Shiva and sympathy gifts: Feel free to revise, edit or combine, as is appropriate for you. -Sending our deepest sympathies. -Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this (difficult) time. -We are so sorry for your loss. You are in our thoughts. And appropriate for the most observant: -May G-d comfort you among all the mourners of Zion and Jerusalem. In closing, each card should include "love," "sincerely" or "regards", depending on the relationship. For business gifts, "your friends at XYZ Company," is appropriate. If you have been out of touch with the family for some time or if you knew the deceased and not the family, be sure to include some information in the card to let the receiver know who you are. Please note that during summer months, chocolates are replaced with caramels and/or almondina cookies.
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