Happy Online Hanukkah

Frying latkes or sufganiyot is as much a part of Hanukkah as lighting the menorah. But one cannot live by potato pancakes or Israeli doughnuts alone. We found kosher noshes of all kinds in abundance, from babka to brisket. While you are making memories with the little Maccabees, you can heat up some heavenly hors d'oeuvres or point the dreidel mavens toward some gourmet chocolates.

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Babka, strudels and rugelach baked daily at Aunt Heddy's Bakery in Brooklyn. Need we say more? The 14-ounce chocolate babka ($5.95) is so good it certainly won't last eight days; we give it eight minutes, tops.

Serve smoked-duck empandas at your
Hanukkah celebration.

Originally the Beverley Hills Caterers, this site can deliver a five-star-quality meal to a college student or send a la carte delicacies your way. And they are certified kosher and halal. Elegant smoked-duck empanadas ($37.50 for 24) add a deliciously chic twist to any celebration.

Godiva has a fantastic kosher assortment of gourmet chocolates. Try their cordials, mints, and truffles or make everyone happy with the one-pound gold ballotin ($33).

Challah bread is a tasty and
traditional Hanukkah food.

You could stock an entire kosher kitchen from the assortment of goodies here. For a tasty holiday snack, start with Challah ($1.99) and bagels ($1.89 for 6), some corned beef and pastrami ($13.49 for 1lb., each), and top it off with Batampte deli mustard ($1.39)-all you have to do is make the eggcream.

Here's a club you'd be proud to be a member of-there's no membership fee and the food is great! All your favorite kosher brands and foods are here like Kineret's yummy Frozen Mini-Latkes ($2.99 for 24 oz.) and Frozen Potato Latkes ($2.99 for 24 oz.) or Empire's delicious Frozen Triangle Latkes with Onions ($1.99 for 24 oz.).

The finest purveyor of fine foods has fantastic rugelach ($35), certified kosher and packed in an airtight tin.

The chocolate molded violin is the
perfect Hanukkah gift for a music
lover.

Beautifully molded chocolates and truffles from Le Chocolat. Put on the Perelman and open the chocolate molded violin filled with chocolates ($70, large)--it's almost too beautiful to eat.

Famous for their prize-winning steaks, they now have equally excellent kosher products like brisket ($39.99 for 3 lbs.) and mini-bagel dogs ($19.99 for 25).

Browse here for gourmet Jewish-style foods, like gefilte fish ($1.99 apiece) and kasha varnishkas ($5.99 for a pound). Get cooking with the kosher chicken ($8.99 for about 3lbs.) and schmaltz (chicken fat)($3.99 for 7oz.) or indulge in classic chicken noodle soup ($2.99 a portion).

Add some Israeli culture to your Hanukkah; try S'ug, a spice mix originally from Yemen ($6.99) or treat the kinder to Elite's Bazooka gum in Hebrew ($6.19 for 28 pieces).

Looking for some Jewish comfort food? Delight in delicious knishes -- 13 varieties from original potato to southwestern rice & bean ($29.95 dozen). All knishes can also be ordered in hors d'oeuvres size ($8 dozen, minimum 2 dz.). After you stock up on knishes try the tempting blintzes, kugel, quiche, rugelach and strudel.

Be a hit at any holiday party this season when you present the host with a pound of rich, ready-to-brew coffee. A pound of Dunkin' Donuts' Original Blend ($6.99) or one of many flavored varieties ($7.99) makes a perfect gift for any java fan. The site also includes gift ideas, such as coffee brewing accessories and gift packs, for other coffee lovers in your life.