Is Streit's Passover Matzo salteds
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I buy it unsalted and think it's the best matzo on the market. I don't know if it comes salted. You can check that out on their website.
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As a Christian and a Gentile, I must be very careful with my response! I believe that the only two ingredients permitted in a Passover Matzo is Passover flour and water. (I happen to like matzos of all varieties.) Peter Jessen (Presbyterian Pastor)
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No the matzos are NOT salted. We were fooled by that. Aside from that, we got a big box, with 5 smaller boxes of matzo pieces. We strongly recommend not going mail order for your matzos.
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I don't know. You better ask Scott's Cake, they make the marzipan; I just ordered from them again. They have their own website where you probably can get an answer.
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Around Passover, many of the boxes are marked Kosher for Passover. Though you have to ask the shipper as it might be older stock. HAPPY HOLIDAY!
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One of the photos is of a "certificate of authenticity" that's signed by someone from the Oakland Chamber of Commerce. There's more info here http://www.sfbsc.com/bulk-dead-sea-salt
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How would I know? I don't mean to sound like a jerk, but I'm not Jewish, and I don't intentionally purchase kosher foods. These aren't really for chewing, they're more for decorative purposes.
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My guess is: yes. It just says salt and doesn't define as Kosher (no iodine) or sea salt, so it is probably plain table salt. Only the manufacturer knows for sure, though. I wish I could be of more help.
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They should be, they are baked at a kosher bakery and there is Hebrew writing on packaging.
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It was not buttered, but lightly salted. Unsalted is available but it was not offered via the Amazon website.
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It is on the box which I threw away. Perhaps another customer has kept the box. I do know a couple of the ingredients are Dead Sea Salt and Dead Sea Water.
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I don't believe they are certified as kosher. But they only have two basic ingredients, miracle friut powder and corn starch. Hope this helps, im not to informed on the rules for being kosher.
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Yea I have used regular (kosher) salt plenty of times. I did notice I had to use a decent amount more though. I guess because it is more fine than ice cream salt. I use ice cream salt now though so I am not using up my regular salt and ice cream salt is really cheap.
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They appear to be. Their consistency is similar to the matzo used at Passover.
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Flour, sugar, shortening (soybean and cottonseed oil) whole eggs, water, salt, natural and artificial flavors and its says its Kosher
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Don't know about Kosher. But, it's Vegetarian/ Vegan.Flavored with, Grapefruit Fiber & Cinnamon Bark Oil
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I beleive from the US, no they are not salted. I enjoyed them very much. They were very good. Seal in air tight container and they stay fresh.
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No they are not salted. They don't taste bad at all. Kinda like a sunflower seed.
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I have never made it. I have bought it. I did a search on the Internet and found lots of recipes. There are more kinds of halvah than I realized. One recipe for pistachio halvah calls for sugar, tahini (sesame seed paste), vanilla extract, egg whites and pistachios. Other recipes call for butter and farina. Since there is packaged halvah, I would contact Joya, for example, one of the companies that sells packaged halvah, and ask them. Hope this helps!