[Past event] Bethlehem Chabad’s CTeen Hamantash Bake
Bethlehem Chabad’s CTeen Hamantash Bake combined Purim baking, friendly competition and fundraising, pulling in $650 for The Caring Kitchen.
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Local teens got their hands sticky for a good cause this week at the CTeen Hamantash Bake, raising $650 for The Caring Kitchen while learning to fold the perfect three-cornered Purim treat.
The afternoon was part baking lesson, part friendly competition over whose hamantashen looked best, and all about raising money for a good cause! The money goes to support The Caring Kitchen, a project of the Shalom Food Pantry, preparing nutritious, tasty, and high-quality meals made with compassion for anyone in need of a nourishing hug.
Between flour clouds and debates between cherry versus cappuccino brownie filling, the teens managed to bake their way to a pretty impressive fundraising total while baking over 700 hamantashen!
Up next for CTeen Bethlehem? Teens are invited to a Shabbat Dinner Around the World on February 27, where the menu travels globally and everyone’s invited to eat their way through different Jewish traditions.
Details at [www.BethlehemChabad.com/CTeen](http://www.BethlehemChabad.com/CTeen)
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[Past event] Bethlehem Chabad’s CTeen Hamantash Bake
Bethlehem Chabad’s CTeen Hamantash Bake combined Purim baking, friendly competition and fundraising, pulling in $650 for The Caring Kitchen.
The Jewish World
1
mins read time
Originally published at
The Jewish World

Editor’s note: This event has already taken place.
Local teens got their hands sticky for a good cause this week at the CTeen Hamantash Bake, raising $650 for The Caring Kitchen while learning to fold the perfect three-cornered Purim treat.
The afternoon was part baking lesson, part friendly competition over whose hamantashen looked best, and all about raising money for a good cause! The money goes to support The Caring Kitchen, a project of the Shalom Food Pantry, preparing nutritious, tasty, and high-quality meals made with compassion for anyone in need of a nourishing hug.
Between flour clouds and debates between cherry versus cappuccino brownie filling, the teens managed to bake their way to a pretty impressive fundraising total while baking over 700 hamantashen!
Up next for CTeen Bethlehem? Teens are invited to a Shabbat Dinner Around the World on February 27, where the menu travels globally and everyone’s invited to eat their way through different Jewish traditions.
Details at [www.BethlehemChabad.com/CTeen](http://www.BethlehemChabad.com/CTeen)
Originally published at
The Jewish World
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[Past event] Bethlehem Chabad’s CTeen Hamantash Bake
Bethlehem Chabad’s CTeen Hamantash Bake combined Purim baking, friendly competition and fundraising, pulling in $650 for The Caring Kitchen.
The Jewish World
1
mins read time
Originally published at
The Jewish World

Editor’s note: This event has already taken place.
Local teens got their hands sticky for a good cause this week at the CTeen Hamantash Bake, raising $650 for The Caring Kitchen while learning to fold the perfect three-cornered Purim treat.
The afternoon was part baking lesson, part friendly competition over whose hamantashen looked best, and all about raising money for a good cause! The money goes to support The Caring Kitchen, a project of the Shalom Food Pantry, preparing nutritious, tasty, and high-quality meals made with compassion for anyone in need of a nourishing hug.
Between flour clouds and debates between cherry versus cappuccino brownie filling, the teens managed to bake their way to a pretty impressive fundraising total while baking over 700 hamantashen!
Up next for CTeen Bethlehem? Teens are invited to a Shabbat Dinner Around the World on February 27, where the menu travels globally and everyone’s invited to eat their way through different Jewish traditions.
Details at [www.BethlehemChabad.com/CTeen](http://www.BethlehemChabad.com/CTeen)
Originally published at
The Jewish World
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[Past event] Bethlehem Chabad’s CTeen Hamantash Bake
Bethlehem Chabad’s CTeen Hamantash Bake combined Purim baking, friendly competition and fundraising, pulling in $650 for The Caring Kitchen.
The Jewish World
1
mins read time
Originally published at
The Jewish World

Editor’s note: This event has already taken place.
Local teens got their hands sticky for a good cause this week at the CTeen Hamantash Bake, raising $650 for The Caring Kitchen while learning to fold the perfect three-cornered Purim treat.
The afternoon was part baking lesson, part friendly competition over whose hamantashen looked best, and all about raising money for a good cause! The money goes to support The Caring Kitchen, a project of the Shalom Food Pantry, preparing nutritious, tasty, and high-quality meals made with compassion for anyone in need of a nourishing hug.
Between flour clouds and debates between cherry versus cappuccino brownie filling, the teens managed to bake their way to a pretty impressive fundraising total while baking over 700 hamantashen!
Up next for CTeen Bethlehem? Teens are invited to a Shabbat Dinner Around the World on February 27, where the menu travels globally and everyone’s invited to eat their way through different Jewish traditions.
Details at [www.BethlehemChabad.com/CTeen](http://www.BethlehemChabad.com/CTeen)
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