Rosh Hashanah Food Delivery UK 2026
- Everything for Your Yom Tov Table

Rosh Hashanah 2026 (Jewish New Year 5787) begins at sunset on Friday, 11 September, and ends at nightfall on Sunday, 13 September. Order your round challah, honey cake, Shana Tova hampers, and everything you need for the Yom Tov table from Sabeny. Last delivery: Friday, 11 September 2026. Certified kosher. Delivered to every UK postcode.

Honey, Challah & Honey Cake

Round challah, lekach, runny honey, and all the sweet essentials of Rosh Hashanah

Honey Dishes & Tableware

Yair Emanuel honey dishes, apple plates, simanim cards and more for a Yom Tov table

Children's Rosh Hashanah Gifts

Toy shofars, sticker books, colouring sets, plush toys, and Judaica gifts for every age

Shana Tova Gifts

Certified kosher gift hampers, Judaica, Kiddush cups, and candlesticks for every budget

Sending Shana Tova gifts to your team, clients, or colleagues?

Sabeny supplies certified kosher Rosh Hashanah hampers for corporate gifting across the UK - from 5 boxes to 500. No minimum. Every order certified kosher.

Rosh Hashanah with Sabeny

Sabeny is the UK’s dedicated online kosher supermarket, built by Jewish families who keep kosher themselves. We stock everything you need for Rosh Hashanah, including freshly baked round challah, honey cake (lekach), runny honey, premium kosher wines, Shana Tova hampers, and the full range of Yom Tov essentials. Every product is certified kosher under KLBD, Kedassia, or equivalent supervision. We deliver to every UK postcode, Monday to Friday, with free delivery on orders over £85.

In 2026, Rosh Hashanah begins at sunset on Friday, 11 September and continues through Sunday, 13 September. Order early to make sure everything arrives in time. Last delivery: Friday, 11 September 2026.

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Our Rosh Hashahanh Guides

Shana Tova Umetuka — to a good and sweet new year, from everyone at Sabeny.

Every year, as Rosh Hashanah approaches, the same question comes up in offices, WhatsApp groups, and schools across the UK: what do you actually say? Is it Shana Tova or Shanah Tovah? Do you say it before, during, or after the holiday? And what on earth do you say back? 

This guide covers everything — the meaning, the pronunciation, the full table of greetings, and how non-Jewish people can wish their Jewish friends a happy new year without putting a foot wrong.. Read More

Every year on Rosh Hashanah, Jewish families around the world sit down to a table that looks different from any other night. Alongside the round challah and the familiar jar of honey, there is a collection of small, seemingly unrelated foods — a pomegranate, a date, a leek, perhaps a piece of beetroot or a fish head. Each one has a name. Each name carries a meaning. And each meaning carries a hope for the year ahead. Read More

From apples and honey to leeks and dates, uncover the history, meaning, and cultural variations of the Rosh Hashanah “simanim.” Read More 

Free delivery over £85  ·  KLBD & Kedassia certified  ·  Every UK postcode  ·  Last delivery: Thursday 10 September