ive been rather disappointed this year, not as many midwood bakeries have poppy seed /moon hamantashen which are my favorite. i went to isaacs bakery and ostrovitky's on avenue j . ostravitsky's tried to pass off a poppy seed pastry as a hamantashen instead of admitting all they had was prune and apricot. weiss's bakery on m only had small poppy seed hamantashen, not the large ones. schrieber's on avenue m had small poppy seed hamantashen , but they didnt have any large hamantashen when i was in their store today. ostrovitsky's hamantashen are some of the best in midwood in my opinion, but they only get half a vote because i had to have a prune one instead of a poppy one this year. i dont especially like apricot hamantashen, but every bakery seems to carry them.
i ended up getting hamantashen from schrieber's . i actually bought the less desirable apricot as well as my favorite poppy ones. i need some shalach manos supplies that i wont be tempted to eat before purim. i DEFINITELY wont be eating the apricot ones.
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Get Chocolate Hamantashen, I don't many people that like those...
Poppy is good in cake, but don't I don't thing it goes well with the Hamantashen dough.
I'll tell you one thing ma'am; ain't nobody but you that wants poppy-seed Hamantashen in their mishloach manot!
Thank G-d that flavor is becoming discontinued!
hail frum female!!!!!
Pomegranate has cheese hamantashen...though very expensive.
Did you try Meyer's?
So your taking over the rating the midwood bakeries thing for purim, thanks I dont feel like doing it.
your welcome mike.
moshe- i havent tried the cheese hamantashen at pomagranate yet, but it sounds good. i havent tried meyer's either.
my mom used to make hamantashen with cherry pie filling in them. they were delicious. much better than apricot ones or raspberry ones.
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