Shortbread Cookies

Shortbread Cookies // Hanukkah, a photo by VeganBananas on Flickr.

Too lazy to bake, then remembering you never cracked into your Chanukah Gelt: Priceless.
For Accidentally Vegan delights, there's the Kosher section of a Grocery Store.

Jelly Chocolate Bar

Jelly Chocolate Bar // In the Kosher section, a photo by VeganBananas on Flickr.

Not many things are as exciting as picking up an interesting looking chocolate bar, reading the ingredients and discovering that it is accidentally vegan. And then you can buy the chocolate bar and eat it and it's all just a friggin delight. Kosher sections ftw.

Chocolate Cherries

Chocolate Covered Cherries // Manischewitz, a photo by VeganBananas on Flickr.

As if you needed yet another treasure to hunt for in those Kosher aisles... How about a box of chocolates? Accidentally vegan chocolate covered cherries by Manischewitz, what? Yes.

Chocolate Coins

Chocolate Coins // Lieber's, a photo by VeganBananas on Flickr.

This is why it's always a good idea to peruse a kosher bakery.
Lieber's chocolate coins. Because nobody should be deprived of tiny chocolate bits getting stuck under their nails while unwrapping a treat. Chanukah Gelt for everybody!

Chocolate Spread

Chocolate & Peanut Butter // Galil Importing Co, a photo by VeganBananas on Flickr.

Hey vegans & lactose intolerant friends - The Kosher section is where it's at. This tub of "Chocolate Spread" is vague, inexpensive, tasty as all heck and vegan.
On the other end of the spectrum (and this spoon) is organic, crunchy, plain as all heck peanut butter. Do these bad boys belong together or what.