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By Manischewitz
Find out why Thanksgivukkah is the ultimate reason to enjoy Manischewitz in this rap battle between Thanksgiving and Hanukkah.
Manischewitz is the nation’s leading manufacturer of kosher food products. Visit the company’s Thanksgivukkah site here.
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The true meaning of Hanukkah, which is one of the messages author Jane Sutton seeks to impart in her new book, has a lot in common with that of Thanksgiving: thinking about others.
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Are you planning the most amazing Thanksgivukkah celebration? We want to see it! Show us how you celebrated this once-in-a-lifetime double holiday in our Thanksgivukkah Celebration Photo Contest! Five winners will receive $50 Amazon gift cards.
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A turkey can be fried in less than an hour, giving you more time to spend with guests.
From San Diego Jewish Journal
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What better way to celebrate the conservation values of Hanukkah and the abundance of life at Thanksgiving than to travel to see family, powered by reused vegetable oil?
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Green expert and mom Stef Newman provides creative tips for encouraging your family to stay green this season.
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It’s customary (although certainly not required) to exchange presents on Hanukkah, which means that this Nov. 28, American Jewish families will have until nightfall to turn their tryptophan-induced exhaustion into gift-induced excitement.
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Thanksgivukkah tzimmes pie is sweet potato pie plus apple pie plus carrot cake, with a citrus kick and a raisin crumb topping. It is a pie worthy of the miracle of Hanukkah and the gratitude of Thanksgiving.
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Dana Gitell is the one who dubbed the Hanukkah/Thanksgiving holiday overlap “Thanksgivukkah” and created great merchandise to celebrate it.
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When Rabbi David Paskin, a congregational rabbi outside of Boston and the co-head of Kehillah Schechter Academy, heard that Thanksgiving and the first day of Hanukkah would fall on the same day this year, he knew it was a chance for families to have fun.
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Fun kosher food ideas for the once-in-a-lifetime convergence of two traditional holidays, Hanukkah and Thanksgiving.
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