Chanukah Gelt/Money is often distributed to children to enhance their enjoyment of Hanukkah. The amount is usually in small amount of coins, although grandparents or other relatives may give these as an Hanukkah gift. In Israel, Chanukah Gelt is known as D’mei Chanukah. Many Rabbis distribute coins to those who visit them during Hanukkah.
Today, chocolatiers picked up on the gift coin concept by creating chocolate gelt, or chocolate shaped and stamped like coins and wrapped in gold or silver foil. Chocolate coins are often used in place of money in dreidel games or for Chanukah Gelt.

Notice: These Chocolate Coins Are Dairy / חלב ישראל

Ingredients: White Sugar, Cocoa Butter, Milk Powder, Cocoa Mass, Emulsifiers (Soy Licithin, PGPR), Vanillin (an artificial flavor), Table Salt. Total Cocoa Solids in Milk Chocolate: Minimum 29%