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Chocolate Coins & Candy Dreidels
By: Rivka C. Berman, Contributor
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     · Chocolate Coins
      · Candy Dreidels
      · Veggie Menorah

Chocolate Coins
The delicious coins have become a traditional Chanukah chocolate (and sometimes gum) binge. The coins are based on the tradition to give out gelt, money, on Chanukah. (See Gelt: A Tradition of Giving)

Candy Dreidels
Slide a ice-pop stick through a large marshmallow until just a bit of the stick tip shows through the other side. Push the flat end of a chocolate kiss onto this small tip, and you'll have something that looks like a tubby dreidel. Use icing to draw a Nun, Gimmel, Hey, Shin on the marshmallows sides.

Chanukah Food Crafts - A Veggie Chanukiyah
Even the under-five set can make an edible and nutritious chanukiyah.

Slice a bunch of celery, carrot, and bell peppers into ½" wide strips - they will make the menorah branches. Use peanut butter to spread an outline of a menorah shape onto a paper plate or a sheet of foil. Stick the veggies onto the peanut butter.

Admire the crunchy chanukiyah and then munch away.

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