The First Rule of Babka Club...

The first rule of Babka Club? You don't talk about Babka Club. 

And the second rule of Babka Club: Why shouldn't you talk about Babka Club? What are you, crazy? It's a club, about babka. Besides, "if you don't join Babka Club, you must be meshugga!"

If you're like me, you always found yourself never wondering, why is there a wine, or beer club, but no club devoted to the "sweet, spongey yeast cake that is rolled, twisted and baked in a round pan"? Well, now - thanks to the Continental Kosher Bakery - there is.

Let the world know how much you love Babka (who doesn't?). Join the Babka Club and receive one fresh baked Babka of your choice, one Babka Club T- Shirt, and a Babka Club Lifetime Membership Certificate (suitable for framing!) As an added bonus, every time you come to Continental Kosher Bakery wearing your Babka Club T-Shirt, we'll give you 10% off your entire purchase (because members don't pay retail!).

If you're a purist, try the chocolate. If you're convinced that "cinnamon takes a backseat to no babka," try that flavor and see. And if you're really out there on the fringes of babka-lovers, try cherry or apple.

Babka Club goes perfectly with Kiddush Club. That is, if it's not banned in your community. 

This Babka Club is more like a discount program - it requires you to show up in person wearing your shirt. But if you're a hardcore babkateer or want your cakes delivered, be a Babka Maven. This "Beer-of-the-Month" style club delivers a babka every month to the person you love or are trying to kill via baked goods, and includes two of each flavor over the course of the year, plus four "seasonal varieties." (Suggest seasonal varieties flavors here, like: Hanukkah's Latka Vodka Babka, Passover's Matzah Babka, Purim's Babkatashen. etc.)

Comments

[Avi Kaplan]

Kiddush Club is banned in my community. In a neighboring community the new Rabbi walked right into Kiddush Club his first week in office, poured himself a shot and made a toast to the last week of Kiddush Club!

[FertilAid Reviews]

If you're really out there on the fringes of babka-lovers, try cherry or apple.