concept   unleavened bread
culture   Jewish culture
statement   Unleavened bread, like matzah, holds significance in Jewish culture, especially during Passover.
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1 bread Jewish Unleavened bread (matzah) is traditionally eaten during Passover 1
2 bread Jewish American Challah bread is a traditional Jewish bread, often braided and eaten on Shabbat and holidays 1
3 matzo (unleavened bread) Jewish culture Eaten during Passover as a symbol of the Israelites' exodus from Egypt 1
4 matzo (unleavened bread) Orthodox Jewish culture Carefully prepared to ensure it meets Kosher dietary laws 1
5 unleavened bread Jewish culture Commonly consumed during Passover in Jewish culture and as a staple in Middle Eastern cuisine 1
6 unleavened bread Jewish culture Traditional and important during Passover and other religious occasions 1
7 unleavened bread Jewish culture Commonly eaten during Passover as a symbol of the Israelites' haste to leave Egypt, where there was no time for bread to rise 1
8 unleavened bread Judaism Associated with religious ceremonies such as Passover and the Eucharist, often made without yeast to symbolize haste and humility. 1