Passover is celebrated by Jews every year, commemorating the anniversary of our miraculous Exodus from Egyptian slavery, as told in the Bible.

On the first two nights of Passover, we hold a Seder, a ritual-rich 15-step feast, which centers around telling the story of the Exodus. 

On Passover, Jews may not own or consume  chametz, anything containing grain that has risen. This includes virtually all breads, pastas, cakes and cookies. Prior to the holiday, homes are thoroughly cleaned for Passover, kitchens are purged and the remaining Chametz is burned or sold.

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