The Great Hanukkah Debate: Latkes vs. Sufganiyot

One is crispy, oily and savory. The other is fluffy, sweet and indulgent.

Ideally, your Hanukkah will be filled with plenty of sticky Hanukkah doughnuts, known as sufganiyot, as well as platefuls of umami-filled latkes, the delicious potato pancakes that are ideally crunchy on the outside and pillow-soft on the inside.

What’s The Best Hanukkah Treat: Latkes or Sufganiyot?

But if you had to choose just one treat to enjoy this year, what would it be?

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What’s The Best Hanukkah Treat: Latkes or Sufganiyot?

What’s The Best Hanukkah Treat: Latkes or Sufganiyot?

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The Great Hanukkah Debate: Latkes vs. Sufganiyot

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