ISO Poppyseed Hamentaschen

[siderea]

It's nine days to Purim, has anybody seen poppy-seed hamentaschen for sale locally?

Some years ago, Star Market carried them, but they've stopped; at least, there were none there last night and they don't even have a Purim display this year, so.

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[angerona.livejournal.com]

Sadly, I haven't seen them anywhere in years. In the last few years, I've seen some that looked as if they were poppy seeds, but then turned out to be some sort of paste/jam that barely had any poppy seeds.

[misterthorn.livejournal.com]

Not sure how local you want to be, but Kupel's in Brookline is probably a safe bet. That's where I used to get them.

[glass-moment.livejournal.com]

My friend who works at Tatte Bakery (http://tattebakery.com/) says they're selling them! They have a couple of locations, including some in Cambridge. Might be on the pricey side, though.

[leafshimmer.livejournal.com]

There's a note on Yelp that says that the cafe inside Porter Square Books (inside the big Porter Square shopping plaza) has carried hamentaschen in the past. Presumably supplied by one of the local bakeries, such as Kupel's or Tatte's, that produces them. Don't know about Rosie's in Inman but I would check via phone if you don't want to truck out to Brookline. Have a great holiday.

[gruene.livejournal.com]

Cheryl Ann's in Brookline. It's a trek, but oh so worth it.

[siderea]

Oh, huh. Would you happen to know if the one on Main Street is in operation? The website referred to it exclusively in the future tense, which was a little weird.

[siderea]

Darn, I wish I'd seen this before I was in Porter this afternoon. I should have opportunity to drop by again soon, though, so I'll check them out. I would never have thought of them; I'm glad I asked!

[leafshimmer.livejournal.com]

Cool. Just note that it's unclear if they are carrying the pastries this year. You might want to give them a call first.

[aredridel.livejournal.com]

It is last I biked past.

[siderea]

I called them, and they do not presently have poppyseed hamentashen.

They do however have "poppyseed-marizpan croissants" which sounds like a hell of a consolation prize.

[kelkyag]

Hamentaschen were listed in this week's Stop&Shop circular, but they didn't include a flavor list, and I haven't investigated in person yet.

[siderea]

Good to know! I have a grocery run scheduled tomorrow anyway, guess that decides where I go. :)