Esther O Design

Here’s a cute way to prepare a side of salmon in honor of Rosh Hashanah.

Be'sefer Hachaim Seating Cards

Welcome 5784 with creative touches!

These adorable seating cards convey shana tova wishes to all present at your seuda.

Celebrate the First Day of School with a Popcorn Surprise!

 As the school bell rings and backpacks are strapped on, it's time to make the first day of school extra special for your little ones. Get ready to surprise them with a fun and delicious snack that will bring smiles to their faces. Introducing our ingenious "Popcorn Glue Sticks" - a delightful treat wrapped in orange tape or ribbon and topped with an Elmer's glue label for a playful twist. Join us as we embark on this exciting snack-making adventure that promises to make the first day of school a memorable and tasty experience for kids of all ages!

Celebrate Back to School with "Edible Pencils" A Fun and Sharp-Looking Snack Craft!

Edible Pencils are the perfect way to kick off the school year with a smile. 

Watch your children's eyes light up with joy as they transform ordinary wafers into delightful pencil-shaped treats.

Edible Pencils are not just a treat for kids; they make for a fantastic  activity. Engage in quality bonding time as you craft these sharp-looking snacks together, fostering creativity and making memories that will last a lifetime.

Have you ever heard of  fruit fries? These are sticks of fresh fruit that are cut like  French fries. They make the healthiest and cutest snack ever. Preparing the “fries” is not only an exciting activity, the creative shape will definitely get kids interested in eating more fruit. All you need is a sharp knife and some fruit. You can serve these “fries” with any fruit dip.

Have fun making this attractive, delicious and healthy dessert.

No, this is not a typo (nor trick photography) These adorable cookie fries can be an entertaining “Motzai Shabbos activity” for the children, and of course satisfy your craving for fries and cookies…. Sorry, spicy fries not available

As my boys and their friends grow older, I’ve noticed a not so subtle shift of how they like spending their Chol Hamoed days. Of course, they still enjoy a fun outing,  but they also cherish the time spending time in their sukkah learning, singing and shmoozing. This fun chip board, which I wouldn’t be a standard Tuesday afternoon snack adds to the  inviting atmosphere.