How to Keep Unleavened Bread

By Society & Culture & Entertainment Last updated Wednesday, May/22/2024

1). Remove all leavened bread from the home before bringing in the unleavened bread. Items like loaves of bread, pasta and rices can be placed in a box and stored outside the home, like in a shed or garage. Or you can donate the leavened items to a soup kitchen.
2). Clean the home to symbolically rid it of any possible crumbs of leavened bread. This process is traditionally finished by going around the home and using a feather and candle to search for crumbs in dark corners and sweep them away with the feather.
3). Bring in plenty of boxes of matzah, which are flat crackers that can be used in lieu of sliced bread. A few pieces of matzah are typically placed on a matzah plate and put on the table for the traditional seder dinner.
4). Place the leftover matzah pieces in a matzah box, found at most Judaica or specialty stores. The matzah box will keep the pieces fresh, preventing spoiling or staleness.

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