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If you’ve been reading KOAB for any amount of time, you surely know by now that I love to share products from Israeli companies with you guys. So when the beauty company, Mineralium, reached out to me a few months ago about bringing their line of Dead Sea products to the US-market, my interest was immediately piqued. [...]
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Today is the last day to enter to win a Camp Combo Pack from Mabel’s Labels. The giveaway will close tonight at 11:59 p.m. CST and the winner will be notified tomorrow morning. Comment to enter HERE. Good luck!
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This giveaway is now closed. Congratulations to the winner, Sara S! It’s that time of year. Kids everywhere are getting pumped up to go back to camp. And moms and dads everywhere are getting out their Sharpies. To label every.single.article of clothing and gear their kids will bring with them. Well, put the cap back [...]
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Today is the last day to enter to win the new Passover Made Easy cookbook. The giveaway will close tonight at 11:59 p.m. CST and the winner will be notified tomorrow morning. Comment to enter HERE. Good luck!
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Last night, as I was trying to get my daughter to bed (Daylight Savings Time is astonishingly wicked), I scrolled thru my phone’s Facebook app and noticed that KOAB was dangerously close to having 5,000 likes on Facebook. Whoa. 5,000 is a pretty huge number. And hugely humbling. I love my job. I love sharing [...]
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I’m a firm believer in Passover desserts that don’t taste like matzah. (Unless it’s “matzah crack” – then tasting like matzah, slathered in caramel and chocolate, is totally fine.) I’m also a huge fan of lemon in my Pesach desserts. (I love the tangy bite of a lemon merengue, for example.) Which is why it was kinda [...]
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Today is the last day to enter to win a $100 prize package from SWIRL Gifts with a large embellished basket, challah knife and mini salt & pepper shakers. The giveaway will close tonight at 11:59 p.m. CST and the winner will be notified tomorrow morning. Comment to enter HERE. Good luck!
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Some people like to set a table with their fine china, gleaming silver and delicate crystal. And some of us are clumsy. (Or have young kids.) But just because my great-grandmother’s china is seldom used at my house these days, doesn’t mean that I don’t enjoy bringing out special pieces to our Shabbat table. I [...]
