Only the best Matzoh flown in from Brooklyn!
All I need is some P&J to go with this Matzoh!One never wants to be in Brooklyn on the afternoon of the first night of Passover and Good Friday. Talk about traffic! The kosher bakeries are busy preparing the Matzoh Shmurah by hand in anticipation of the first Seder. The Italian Pastry shops are filling orders for Easter pie. Everyone is preparing for the Holy week to sit down and break bread or Matzoh with family and friends. Whatever holiday you celebrate may it be a peaceful & joyous one!
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ReplyDeleteHappy Passover and Easter to you as well!
ReplyDeletevery cute, happy passover and easter to you too!
ReplyDeleteLOVE YOUR POST.VERY CUTE!HAPPY EASTER!
ReplyDeleteHappy Passover .. and thanks for visiting my blog to wish me the same!
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ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by. I took a peek at a few post and had not idea about the new KA beater. I am adding that to the top of my wish list! Thanks. Have a wonderful weekend!
Matzoh with peanut butter and jelly?? That's a new one on me....Have a wonderful Passover and a Happy Easter to you and Alan and the Fam....see you real soon...Sue.
ReplyDeleteJoyce you made me chuckle again! I know Shmurah matzoh -- but as you said, good luck trying to find it in Brooklyn as it flies out of the bakery and off the shelves. I love to go to Waldbaums after Passover and buy all the kosher foods on sale, this year I was lucky and found de-shelled chestnuts and all sorts of goodies very cheap.
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