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General Category => General Discussion => Topic started by: Chai on February 29, 2012, 08:18:06 PM
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http://www.softmatza.com/
What do you guys think. Im Mizrachi so I think Im gonna try it.
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It looks good, i never heard of soft matzoh let us now how it turned out.
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http://www.softmatza.com/
What do you guys think. Im Mizrachi so I think Im gonna try it.
I've been meaning to buy soft matzah for the past few years but haven't had it yet. Its probably 1000 times better than stale burnt cracker matzah.
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I've been meaning to buy soft matzah for the past few years but haven't had it yet. Its probably 1000 times better than stale burnt cracker matzah.
probably :)
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jewish pita bread?
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jewish pita bread?
Kind of but more like a loffa.
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It says its all sold out. I remember another place I believe in australia they are doing it. Also in Israel. And in some places in Brooklyn (the Syrian Sefardic Massa's, maybe its this place with the website).
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Since I am Ashkenazi I don't eat Kitniyot in Passover so I can't try it.. but it looks 8) nice
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Since I am Ashkenazi I don't eat Kitniyot in Passover so I can't try it.. but it looks 8) nice
Me either... Sounds strange to me...
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Since I am Ashkenazi I don't eat Kitniyot in Passover so I can't try it.. but it looks 8) nice
This isn't kitniyot bread. It is made from the exact same ingredients as the massa you eat on Pessah. But whatever the issue of Kitniyot has its arguments (this Rav has a series of lectures of why Kitniyot are not prohibited for either Sefardim or Askenasim- www.Machonshilo.org) if you request I can show you the exact lectures dealing with this.