LLC was founded by Rabbi Dov Behr Manischewitz in 1888 in Cincinnati and is known for its machine-made
matzah and its line of Passover products, as well as its wines and Tam Tam crackers.
However, after the four questions are asked, the
Matzah is blessed and the meal is consumed, the celebration can continue-by watching TV specials and movies which honor the story of the holiday and the history behind it.
A new initiative called 2 for Seder has a catchy slogan: "Pushing back on anti-Semitism with love and
matzah." The premise: Invite two people who've never been to a Sedernon-Jews in particularto come to yours, "with the intent of building bridges and creating understanding about our Jewish values," in the words of its creator, Marnie Fienberg.
And if your doves flew the coop, a bag of
matzah meal would do (Leviticus 5:6-11).
Relive the Exodus, discover the eternal meaning of the Haggadah, and enjoy a family Seder, complete with hand-baked
matzah, wine, and a homemade dinner.
THE Festival of Passover begins next Friday evening, March 30, and Jews throughout the world will be eating
matzah. What is
matzah, the food most commonly associated with Passover?
We made sandwiches out of
matzah and romaine lettuce.
When you are planning on "souping" it up, add soup sides" to your shopping list, such as savory crackers,
matzah, pretzels, popcorn, crispy noodles, hard or soft tortillas, nori sheets, or veggie chips.
The tracks are "The Mitzvah Bus", "Hannukah", "Hola Shalom", "Camp", "Latkes for Breakfast", "Bevakasha", "
Matzah on my Mind", "Shabbat Shalom", "Purim Party Song", "Tokhes", "Flood's Gonna Come", and "Naturaleza".
These Facebook posts about fiends snatching innocent children are eerily reminiscent of an older, more pernicious scare: a corrosive lie called the "blood libel," in which Jews during medieval times were said to be killing Christian children and using their blood to make
matzah. But while the blood libels were directed against a single group, medieval scholar Emily Rose points out, the Facebook posts aren't, though they often mention men of a different ethnic background than the writer.
Cohen graciously offered "a spread of schnapps,
matzah, kosher dills and Montreal smoked meats" and played a song he was working on at the time.
matzah - brittle flat bread eaten at Passover