Purim Breakdown

Hi Everyone!


We had a fantastic Purim filled with all sorts of yummy treats and delectable desserts. We were kept very busy with over 40 orders that went as far as California and as close as Brooklyn, NY. We even had to turn some orders away because we got so many last minute requests! Thank you to everyone who ordered from KikiBella!! We want to give a special shout out to Brooklyn baker Betsy of ninecakes Betsy really helped us out with some boxes (our box people messed up a little). She has a wonderful site of beautifully artisan cakes, though not kosher, her site is some serious eye candy. Thanks again Betsy!

We have included pictures of some of the mishloach manot that went out this year. We got some great feedback and we would love to know what you think too, drop us an e-mail or comment on a photo. KikiBella is also working on a website so stay tuned... Get in touch with us if you have any questions about KikiBella, KikiandBella@gmail.com

xo,

Kiki & Bella

Purim 5769 - 2009!

Hello all of you KikiBella fans! We have started a blog so that we can be in better contact. So please, be in touch :)

Purim is just around the corner, literally, have you decided what to give for Mishloach Manot yet? We at KikiBella, are trying to make your life just a little bit easier by preparing beautiful mishloach manot for you! We put a lot of love into preparing these lovely gifts of food and we hope that you enjoy!

As always, the KikiBella kitchen adheres to the highest standards of kashrut including all cholov yisroel milks, cheeses and all other dairy products, pas yisroel breads, crackers, cakes, cookies and the like, mevushal wines and of course the highest standards of glatt kosher meat. Please e-mail if you have any questions in regards to our kashrut.

In general foods that are pareve are marked with a (p) similarly with foods that are dairy (d) and meat (m).

*Foods for mishloach manot are prepared in a dairy oven.