Whole Foods invited us to try out some of there Passover goodies this year! Of course we chose some sweet ones!
The Zelda's Matzah Crunch was summed up best by my six-year-old when she said, "This matzah crunch is amazing! I just love it. I love it." The crunchy toffee colored matzah is dipped in dark chocolate. And the dark chocolate does not crumble off when you take a bite, which is very important!
The Cranberry Orange Matzolah granola makes a great snack or topping for yogurt, ice cream or kosher for Passover cereal! It is really crunchy with a nice citrus flavor, and dried cranberries. It would satisfy any granola craving over the holiday.
The Gefen Cinnamon Cookies are tiny shortbread cookies. They are cute and tasty, and would probably work well if ground up and used as a cookie crust for a pie.
We are hosting a giveaway of these three items on Facebook and the blog! To enter you can like, share or leave a comment on the giveaway post on Facebook. Or you can leave a comment below. A random drawing will be held Friday, April 11 at 4:00pm. Open to Houston residents only.
Posted by Rachel Teichman
The Zelda's Matzah Crunch was summed up best by my six-year-old when she said, "This matzah crunch is amazing! I just love it. I love it." The crunchy toffee colored matzah is dipped in dark chocolate. And the dark chocolate does not crumble off when you take a bite, which is very important!
The Cranberry Orange Matzolah granola makes a great snack or topping for yogurt, ice cream or kosher for Passover cereal! It is really crunchy with a nice citrus flavor, and dried cranberries. It would satisfy any granola craving over the holiday.
The Gefen Cinnamon Cookies are tiny shortbread cookies. They are cute and tasty, and would probably work well if ground up and used as a cookie crust for a pie.
We are hosting a giveaway of these three items on Facebook and the blog! To enter you can like, share or leave a comment on the giveaway post on Facebook. Or you can leave a comment below. A random drawing will be held Friday, April 11 at 4:00pm. Open to Houston residents only.
Posted by Rachel Teichman
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