It’s art that’s fun to make and a treat to eat! Best of all, it’s a way to play with your food! In place of paper, paints and crayons, Nosh Art uses cookies, candies, and other fun treats to create holiday memories. Nosh Art offers children and adults a creative and innovative way to connect to the holiday through sight, smell, touch and taste.

Nosh Art History
In 1984, Deborah returned to the United States after living in Israel for two years. To her dismay, that December, she found New York bakeries selling gingerbread Hanukkah houses.  She immediately recognized the need for Jewish children to have beautiful holiday treats that are true to Judaism. So she created Jewish edible art for family and friends.  At their urging, in 2003 Deborah began teaching holiday classes at Jewish community centers and started writing a how-to holiday edible art book for families. In 2005, Deborah formed Nosh Art, Inc. and created her first edible-art kit, the Munchy Crunchy Menorah.

Over the years, Deborah’s holiday designs have grown to include edible masterpieces that celebrate Rosh Hashanah, Sukkot, Simchat Torah, TuB’Shevat, Lag B’Omer, and Shavuot, designs that everyone young and old can have fun creating at home, at school or anywhere.

Deborah also designs projects based on stories from the Bible and for other special events such as Bar/Bat Mitzvahs, birthday parties, anniversaries.

Are the food products used to create Nosh Art kosher?
Yes.