Find that hamantaschen!

[reeborg.livejournal.com]

Does anyone know of a T-accessible place where I could buy hamantaschen? Shaw's didn't have any.

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[littlecitynames.livejournal.com]

Pemberton Farms had some last year. Maybe try calling them?

[jadelennox]

The gluten free ones at something sweet without wheat in arlington passed the approval of my wheat-eating friends; a very nice pastry with lemon, apple, and berry. It's on the 77, just before lake street. They also had rugelach which I didn't try.

Reportedly Stop&Shop in Brighton is Jewlicious at all times of year but while T-accessible it is nowhere near Davis.

[masslibrulgirl.livejournal.com]

I've gotten them at Whole Foods before, but they weren't very good.

Zaftig's in Brookline should have them too!

[mytheria.livejournal.com]

Try calling Rosie's bakery. I've seen them in the past.

[karenjulip.livejournal.com]

Any Jewish deli/market near Coolidge Corner will have them. Walk down Harvard St towards Comm Ave.

[readsalot.livejournal.com]

Kupel's in Coolidge Corner is my favorite. It's a bit of a shlep, but they have a good variety.

[grapefruiteater.livejournal.com]

Shaw's is THE WORST with Jewish holiday food.

[siderea]

You sure? There quite a number of boxes left at Star late Saturday afternoon, though they were almost out of poppy seed[*]. They were at the end of the meat aisle, in the back.

[* Which were excellent. :9]

[ron_newman]

By 'Star' do you mean the Porter Square Shaw's, or the Beacon Street Star?

[siderea]

Sorry: the Porter Square Shaw's.