My childhood has a flavor, and it’s choco-vanilla. Birthday cakes. Late-night pudding cups. Ice cream sandwiches straight from the freezer. That classic combo hits every single time.
Nostalgia hit me hard the other day and I found myself craving that old-school flavor duo – but in a donut. With sufganiyot season here and fully ready to steal the show, turning choco-vanilla into a fluffy, sugar-coated Hanukkah donut just made sense.
Choco vanilla sufganiyot are the ultimate Hanukkah donuts – light, fluffy, rolled in sugar, and filled with both silky vanilla pastry cream and rich chocolate hazelnut spread. This homemade sufganiyot recipe takes the classic Israeli donut and upgrades it with two fillings in every bite, so you never have to choose between vanilla or chocolate again.
Made with a soft yeast dough, fried until golden, and filled after frying, these sufganiyot are perfect for Hanukkah celebrations, holiday hosting, or anyone looking to make traditional sufganiyot at home. If you’re looking for a classic sufganiyot recipe with a nostalgic twist, this choco-vanilla version is exactly it.
Let’s fry.


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