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Friday, April 06, 2007
Kosher for Passover and Year-Round Use
I love that designation on Passover products. As if somehow something could be kosher for Passover but not for any other time.
There are great reasons to use Passover products year-round, of course. The worst-kept secret is probably kosher-for-Passover Coca-Cola. Since it uses sugar instead of corn syrup, this is the closest you're gonna get to real original formula Coke.
We like passover ketchup and jelly for the same reason - no high-fructose corn syrup, just good ol' fashioned sugar. I'm going to try to stock up at the post-holiday sales this year.
As for Matza that is kosher for all times other than Passover (due to a variety of factors), I don't understand why these exist at all. Who's eating matza when it's not Passover (yeast allergies excluded)? - served up by Ralphie @ 11:52 AM
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Gutten Moed to you.
I'm with CM. We eat matzah and use matzah meal till about 6-8 weeks before Pesach. I love matzah with cream cheese; my youngest loves matzah brei. And I love it broken up into chicken soup or broken up in milk (like a cereal) throughout the year.
And yes, a grilled eggplant spread is what I ate on my matzah just today at lunch! You've got good taste.
Enjoy the rest of the chag. How's "baby"?
I'm with CM. We eat matzah and use matzah meal till about 6-8 weeks before Pesach. I love matzah with cream cheese; my youngest loves matzah brei. And I love it broken up into chicken soup or broken up in milk (like a cereal) throughout the year.
And yes, a grilled eggplant spread is what I ate on my matzah just today at lunch! You've got good taste.
Enjoy the rest of the chag. How's "baby"?
coke kosher for passover has sugar? I think I'm going to hit the supermarket tomorrow.
thanks for the tip!
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thanks for the tip!
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Who's eating matza when it's not Passover
Little old ladies, that's who. (no offense, gals).
My grandmother kept a box on her kitchen table for as long as I could remember. I'm not aware that it was a new box every year. For all I know, that box originated around 1967 and was thrown out when she died in 1988. She used to terrorize me with it when I visited her in Florida.
That, and spongecake. shudder
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Little old ladies, that's who. (no offense, gals).
My grandmother kept a box on her kitchen table for as long as I could remember. I'm not aware that it was a new box every year. For all I know, that box originated around 1967 and was thrown out when she died in 1988. She used to terrorize me with it when I visited her in Florida.
That, and spongecake. shudder
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