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Mazzah

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Mazzah. Unleavened bread eaten by Jews during the Passover Festival. When the Israelites left Egypt, they took mazzah with them because they could not wait for the dough to rise (Exodus 12. 39). Mazzah is described in the Passover seder as ‘the bread of affliction’, based on Deuteronomy 16. 3. See also AFIKOMEN; PASSOVER; SEDER.

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Matzah

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Matzah, Matzo (unleavened bread): see MAZZAH.

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Matsah

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Matsah (unleavened bread): see MAZZAH.

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Free newspaper and magazine articles

	Matzo bagels ... boil and bake, or just bake. (recipes) Magazine article from: Sunset; 4/1/1990
	Matzo no treat for Jews, but Israel's Arabs love it.(News) Newspaper article from: The Seattle Times (Seattle, WA); 4/4/2010
	Matzo ball soup: old vs. new.(PASSOVER FOOD AND PLANNING) Newspaper article from: The Jewish Advocate (Boston, MA); 3/20/2009