Comments by "Deborah Freedman" (@deborahfreedman333) on "Business Insider" channel.

  1.  @AliceHasenkohl  Traditionally, it is eaten alone, to remind us that our ancestors had no time to make bread as they fled slavery in Egypt. It is also combined with kharoset (a mixture of dates, apples, other dried fruit and nuts) and maror (horseradish) to make a Hillel sandwich.
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  2.  @mynameisnotimportant845  No one person can observe all 613 mitzvot.
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  3. As long as you don't have meat at the same meal, butter is perfectly kosher on matzoh.
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  4.  @AnimeShinigami13  Once Pesach is over, make some mufleta.
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  5. There's a reason we call it the bread of affliction. BTW Spelt matzoh is quite good.
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  6.  @lucycooper9149  Not salsa, that has vinegar, which is chometz.
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  7.  @jaihind0VandeMatram  Lentils are kitniyot. Not for Pesach in any part of Europe.
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  8.  @MRblazedBEANS  Peanuts are also kitniyot. Your friends must not have been observant.
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