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Our extreme matzoh makeover is the ultimate family craft for Passover
Move that matzoh! Don't pass up the opportunity to use your extra matzoh for more than snacking. Charoset may be the traditional representation of mortar at Passover, but you can build this festive abode using other edible construction materials like kosher candies, chocolates, and peanut butter. This craft is fun for the whole family and makes a beautiful decoration for your hametz-free home.
Ingredients & Equipment
- A rectangular piece of cardboard (about 12 by 14 inches)
- Aluminum foil
- Kitchen scissors
- 5 sheets of matzoh
- Matzoh crackers
- 2 cups peanut butter (see Editor's Note)
- A pastry bag or resealable plastic bag
- 1 cup matzoh meal
- Toothpicks
- Assorted kosher-for-Passover candies and chocolates, such as fruit slices, marshmallow twists, and jelly rings
Editor's Note: Some denominations of Judaism forbid consuming peanuts and peanut products during Passover. Feel free to
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