Anybody know where in D.C. or Maryland you can buy sufganiyot, the Hannukah doughnuts?

I’m sure that every Kosher bakery carries sufganiyot around Chanukah time. They are also fun to make fresh.

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What bakery – ideally in Flatbush, and if not, Boro Park – makes the best Sufganiyot? Or am I best off with kosher Dunkin' Donuts, and if so what varieties would be most like the traditional Sufganiyot? Also is it...

Just a follow-up to this: I went down to Main Street and it turned out that Amalya (the Israeli market in that same little strip mall as Queens Kosher Pita, right in between Supersol and the falafel place – 6824 Main St.)...

Though I bake a lot, I just can’t get into making sufganiyot at home! Who sells the best ones—light,plenty of jelly inside, no taste of old oil—in Manhattan, preferably the Upper West Side ,but possibly midtown?

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The Spouse is having a fit of insanity this year and can’t seem to let his new deep-fryer go unused. Any recommendations?

Hi all— Following up on the Chanukkah discussion, I was wondering if anyone had a 2-part sufganiyot recipe? I’d like to make the dough and maybe even cut out the circles one day then fill and fry them the next....

I would love to get authentic (ie non-krispy kreme/dunkin donuts) Sufganiyot for Hanukkah this year; any recommendations on where I can get them? I’m looking for somewhere midtown & below, or even Brooklyn Heights. Please...

Any idea where I can find good sufganiyot??? I need to know ASAP, I have a crowd expecting them!!!!

I’ve got a craving, and I want to pick up 30 or so for my office. Any recommendations? Manhattan/Brooklyn would be best for me. THANKS!!

Where in the city can I buy “home made” chanuka doughnuts (sufganiyot)?? Please help me I have many people dying to have some!!!