Christmas Gifts For Jews

I'd buy my non-Jewish friends a cookbook, so why not buy my Jewish ones too? If buying a non-Kosher cookbook I'd be worried that some of the recipes would be unsuitable, so I simply buy them a Kosher cookbook. These cookbooks are just as popular with non-Jews as they are with Jews because the recipes are awesome, I own one myself and I love the combinations that come up.

Olive Oil plays a huge part in Jewish cooking, particularly during Chanukah in December. In history the Jews were Olive Oil merchants and the oil was used to light lamps, for soaps, and for cookings. Olive oil would be an awesome gift to any non-Jew too, it's pricey stuff and will be appreciated as a practical gift which will save the recipient money. The three Olive oils shown below are premium products, any would no doubt be well-received and enjoyed.

Every Jew that I know has a fantastic sense of humor, and with their being so many hilarious Jewish comedians out there (past and present), I often choose to gift a funny book written by Jewish guys. If your friend or associate does not have a particularly great sense of humor then any book about Jewish history will no doubt be appreciated and read.

There is no logical reason why you can't buy a Jew 99% of the things that you buy for others at Christmas, what are you buying your other friends? I'm pretty certain that all of my Jewish friends would be delighted with a Kindle eReader for example, or the latest Xbox 360 game, or the latest big blockbuster Hollywood DVD. Maybe you should just be a little less worried about what you buy? I'm sure that the gesture will be appreciated irrespective!