Manischewitz Passover Matzo Crackers Unsalted

The man behind the matzo. Rabbi Dov Behr Manischewitz. In 1885, with his young wife Nesha, and the first three of their eight children, Rabbi Dov Behr Manischewitz made the steamship voyage from Memel, Lithuania to America, settling in Cincinnati, Ohio. He supported himself as a shochet, a skill learned in Europe from the renowned Rabbi Israel Salanter, leader of the Musar movement. With his superior knowledge of Jewish dietary laws, Rabbi Manischewitz began to make passover matzo, first for family and friends, and then for the Cincinnati community. As demand grew, he set up a factory and united the latest technology of the American industrial revolution with the matzo baking business. He made his own designs for ovens and other machinery. The finished product rolled onto conveyor belts and was packaged for shipment worldwide. His baking procedure was even patented. The old-fashioned, uneven rounds, made slowly by hand for centuries, were replaced with today's square sheets churned out by machines. The new square-shaped matzo Manischewitz developed made them easier to pack in boxes, and eliminated the need to waste the part that got cut off when baking round matzos. Today, The Manischewitz Company bakes enough matzo annually to reach from New York to Israel and back. Man-O-Manischewitz! Text courtesy of: Laura Manischewitz Alpern (2008). Manischewitz: The Matzo Family. Over 120 years L'Chaim! For over 120 years Manischewitz has been bringing you a variety of great tasting kosher food to enjoy all year round. We continue our commitment to deliver an assortment of foods that meet the highest quality of kosher standards. We would like you to try some of our other delicious food items that are available all year round: Grape juice. Matzo Ball Soup Mix. Potato Pancake Mix. Whole Grain Noodles. Tam Tam® crackers. All natural broths and soups. This product is lactose free and vegetarian. This product is sold by weight, not volume. Some settling may have occurred during handling, but it contains the full weight. Pas Yisroel. Yoshon flour. Printed on recycled paperboard. For information, recipes and more, visit us at: www.manischewitz.com.

Nutrition Facts

Serving Size: 28.0 g

Servings per Container: 8

Energy	110
Total Fat	0 g
Saturated Fat	0 g
Trans Fat	0 g
Cholesterol	0 mg
Sodium	0 mg
Carbohydrates	24 g
Dietary Fiber	0 g
Sugars	0 g
Protein	3 g
Daily Percent Of Vitamin A	0
Daily Percent Of Vitamin C	0
Daily Percent Of Calcium	0
Daily Percent Of Iron	2

Ingredients

Passover Wheat Flour, and Water.

Warnings

Contains: wheat.

Distributor

The Manischewitz Company
Newark, NJ 07105
www.manischewitz.com

UPC

00072700000284