Schottenstein Edition Interlinear Birchon - White Stamped Cover

ArtScroll describes it simply as "the complete Bircas Hamazon with an interlinear translation," and that format is what has made the Schottenstein birchon the default at Jewish tables. Each English word sits under the Hebrew word it translates, so someone who reads Hebrew slowly can still bentch with the table and understand the berachos rather than sounding them out blindly.

The text was prepared by Rabbi Menachem Davis. The booklet is 47 pages at 4.50 x 6.50 inches, light enough that a guest can fold it into a pocket on the way out.

This is the white stamped cover - the classic choice, and the one most often ordered for a chasunah, a bris or a bar mitzvah where the stamping is meant to carry a family name and a date. White reads formal on a set table and photographs cleanly next to the china.

Benchers are a quantity purchase. Order for the seats you have plus the guests who will take one home, and remember that the leftovers do not go to waste: they end up in the kitchen drawer, at the Shabbos table and in the car for years afterward.

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