We at Kosher.com are major sweets fans, but we love all things savory as well! And while no one will complain about a thoughtful mishloach manot filled with candy, chocolate, and cookies, there are so many equally gift-able salty, spicy, not-so-sweet bites.
Our favorite thing about savory mishloach manot? They allow us to give our close family and friends items they can actually use! Most people spend a great deal of time and energy preparing for mishloach manot deliveries, so lunch, a healthy snack, or Shabbat appetizers are probably the last thing on their minds. To help you (and them) out, we've rounded up 25 super-tasty savory options, including Truffle & Rosemary Popcorn, Meat Chummus, Olive Bread and more!
Feel free to mix and match the items on this list to create themes, such as “Shabbat,” by packaging together, dips, challah, salads and lahamagene (mini meat pizzas)!
- Herb Spice Trio by Rivky Kleiman
- Meat Chummus by Esther Ottensoser
- Fresh Quinoa Salad by Sina Mizrahi
- Asian Cabbage Salad by Sina Mizrahi
- Salad Bowl Turnover by Esther Ottensoser
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Truffle & Rosemary Popcorn by Shulamith Betesh
- Spaghetti Sauce for Mishloach Manot by Estee Kafra
- Tomato Basil Bread Ring by Rivky Kleiman
- Soft New York Style Pretzels by Daphna Rabinovitch
- Individual Charcuterie Boards by Rivky Kleiman
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Lahamagene by Rivky Kleiman
- Pulled-Beef Hamantashen by Michal Frischman
- Meat Empanadas by Vera Newman
- Savory Nuts by Estee Kafra
- "Rabbi's Heat" Jalapeno Dip by Rabbi Hanoch Hecht
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Homemade Pickles by Zehava Krohn
- Basic Breadsticks from the Nitra Cookbook
- Sun-Dried Tomato Spread by Zehava Krohn
- Sourdough Za'atar Crackers by Chaya Suri Leitner
- Olive Bread by Zeta Olive Oil
- Homemade Salsa by Esther Ottensoser
- Munchy Crunchy Acorn Squash Chipsby Rachel Weiss
- Pastrami Lukshen Kugelettes by Miriam Pascal
- Portobello Feta-Cheese Panini by Esther Ottensoser
- Baked Taco Chicken Fingers by Chayie Schlisselfeld
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