Esther O Design

The year my sister Leah’s husband graduated, the entire family monumentalized the occasion with this celebratory mishloach manot. With an accompanying unisex costume, it’s a smart one to the nth degree!

What’s more fun than an adorable family of little girls?

My daughter’s all-girl bond was the inspiration for this ballet slipper mishloach manos. You can fill the box with anything you choose and then seal it with a chocolate square. Pirouette, anybody?

What you see is what you get with this mouthwatering classy cookie box.

If you dabble in graphics, the cookie box labels can be designed with pictures of the actual cookies.

 No matter how you ice it, these sweet cupcake kits are sure to delight children of all ages. Add a topping that's more substantial, like chocolate lentils, for your second item.

Good things come in small packages, and these adorable pies are no exception. You can use store-bought or homemade pies, but whichever you choose, they’re sure to be well received.

“Howdy” you make an easy mishloach manos that appeals to the guys?

My cousin Avigail created these cute cowboy packages with treats that the menfolk will definitely enjoy. Yee-haw!

What a "soup"er mishloach manos idea, spreading a feeling of warmth to your family and friends. Give just one type of soup, tied to some breadsticks for a second food item; two types; or as many as you like! 

Match your Bundt cake garnish to match the mini liquor of your choice.

With this inexpensive tray, (I got this one from a local dollar store) I figured I can skip a step of the packaging “process”. Prepare, bake, wrap and send, all on the tray – without spending time cutting either. With the easy prep and extra delicious “toppings”, you’re sure to score some real “Brownie points”.

Looking to do something a little more “Persianal” and different, than this is an idea for you! With all the candy, cake and sweets we’ll all be receiving on Purim Day, everyone enjoys a package of “real” food.

Here is a cookie cutter idea for those looking for a "non- cookie cutter" idea. For this adorable look,  frame your choice of goodies using a standard cookie cutter shape or choose one of the many shapes available to fit your theme. Either way you'll look like "one smart cookie".