Although I make most of our food from scratch, crackers are something I have never had the courage to tackle. I did some research at the grocery store to find unleavened crackers for passover and the week of unleavened bread. Not surprisingly, most crackers, including saltines, contain various kinds of leaven. These are the few that do not, that I have found:
Original Triscuit has just three ingredients: whole wheat, oil, and salt. I stay away from the new flavored varieties … the less ingredients in the list, the better.
Carr’s or Lu water crackers.
Thin Tea Matzah, broken into crackers.
Homemade wheat thins. From Smitten Kitchen, also where I first tried homemade graham crackers and how to make my own marshmallows so they would be kosher with beef gelatin.
Unleavened graham crackers. These I have made, they are really not any more difficult than making pie crust. And they are good!
If you have found other unleavened crackers, please send me a note at alittleperspective [at] gmail.com. I would love to have a comprehensive list, but frankly, I am really happy I can buy Triscuits! May they never change their recipe!
Praise YAHWEH I found this page. Learning about the Passover and being obedient to The Father. These are strange times but not to be unexpected.
Yahshua is coming back soon. 😊❤️
Amen!
Praise YHWH, I love this comment! Same reason I am seeking unleavened Gram Crackers 😁
It seems like this page gets rediscovered every year by someone. I guess I’m the 2024 visitor! To those that found this site, especially for a fellow Disciple of Christ that is interested in the Passover ceremony: Take the time to really think about the various parts of the ceremony. Don’t just go through the motions of empty ritual. There is a reason for every part of the ceremony, and a lot of it is done in remembrance of our ancestors and the fact that they really never truly had a home. After the flood, we’ve been always trying to get back to Eden and be back entirely with God. Some places offered a little comfort, some were comfort in slavery, and some places just outright terrible and inhospitable. Follow God and please pay attention to the areas in your life he leads you through. HE IS THE TEACHER!
God Bless y’all and your families. May we one day meet in the promised land.