Making Pesach Master Thread

[HudZ]

For some people, the actual Halachos of Pesach are as important to making Pesach as which cleaning solution they use to take off residue from their faucets.

Wow. That's how you value Halacha. Nice.

[aygart]

For some people, the actual Halachos of Pesach are as important to making Pesach as which cleaning solution they use to take off residue from their faucets.

So let's mix them all together to make sure we have neither

[HudZ]

So let's mix them all together to make sure we have neither

Incorrect. But ok.

[koplonko]

which cleaning solution they use to take off residue from their faucets.

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[av83]

Whats best way to store Matza for next year (pref without freezer)?

[A3]

Whats best way to store Matza for next year (pref without freezer)?

We kept our on the shelf in the box it came in last year without opening. Tastes just as stale this year as it did in the past.

[Moshe Green]

Whats best way to store Matza for next year (pref without freezer)?

I've heard that putting them in the oven for a few minutes next pesach takes out the stale taste but i never tried it.

[HudZ]

I've heard that putting them in the oven for a few minutes next pesach takes out the stale taste but i never tried it.

Exactly. Put it in oven, 350 for 1 minute (not a second longer), it'll be like fresh out of oven.

[Alexsei]

Whats best way to store Matza for next year (pref without freezer)?

I've opened two boxes from two years ago (more than 2 years old) it was stored in a basement closet, they come with a sealed inner plastic. I haven't rebaked them, gave to many people to taste no one noticed anything. It was as good as new.

[aron1]

Ninja Creami.
A game changer for pesach deserts, especially for those who dont buy proccessed foods.'

The possibilities are only limited by your imagination

The creamiest banana IC, Lemon sorbet exactly how you like it...

@yfr bachur  Where did you buy the Ninja Creami?

[yfr bachur]

@yfr bachur  Where did you buy the Ninja Creami?

One we bought from KSP.
The other we bought in Osher Ad (as all such things there, seasonal availability, or one and done...).
Haven't been specifically looking for it in a while, but most small appliance stores (store for small appliances, not a small store for appliances...  ) had it when we were looking. As always in IL, shop around for best prices...

[aron1]

One we bought from KSP.
The other we bought in Osher Ad (as all such things there, seasonal availability, or one and done...).
Haven't been specifically looking for it in a while, but most small appliance stores (store for small appliances, not a small store for appliances...  ) had it when we were looking. As always in IL, shop around for best prices...

KSP?
Do you remember how much it was in osher ad?
would it be k'dei to bring in from america or would be too strong for a typical converter?

[mevinyavin]

KSP?
Do you remember how much it was in osher ad?
would it be k'dei to bring in from america or would be too strong for a typical converter?

They don't seem to have the creami
https://ksp.co.il/web/cat/?search=ninja

[yfr bachur]

KSP?

see @mevinyavin's post. It's sort of like an Israeli Amazon.

Do you remember how much it was in osher ad?

Not really, mabe 600 or 700??

would it be k'dei to bring in from america or would be too strong for a typical converter?

Not worth it. You would need a very powerful converter that would eat up any savings on the actual device.

It's currently ~900+ as per the Zap shopping portal, though you should be able to find cheaper in a B&M... Try cheap cheap near mir?

[aron1]

K this was very helpful, thanks!