We love tasting new products and especially enjoy to share them with you. Here are a few new items that we really can’t believe are kosher for Passover. Try them while they last in stores, and let us know what you think!
Kessem Cheese N’Rolls: OMG! These cheesy soft rolls are incredible. They look like chometz, they taste like chometz but they are not! Crispy on the outside and soft and cheesy on the inside, they taste like a melted cheese roll. I dipped mine in a homemade marinara sauce and created a kosher for Passover pizza roll (now my kids are going to be thrilled and actually full this Passover). The bread like texture is made from a manioc starch, which is a derivative of root vegetables and tapioca. The product is available nationwide for Passover and year round. For more information go to www.kessemfoods.com
Osem Passover Mini Mandels: The mini-mandel, or soup crouton, devoured by children and adults year round, has been greatly improved this year by Osem Foods. Passover mini-mandels were a little mushy in the past and the taste was very bland. The new Osem Passover Mini Mandels are crispier, tastier, and crunchier than ever. Made from potato starch, they are light and airy, just like the chometz ones. No kitniyos, and non-gebrokts these are great for everyone. I may buy extra bags and use them after Passover. The product is available nationwide. For more information go to www.osemusa.com or comments@osemusa.com
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Do you know where i can get kosher for Pesach almond flour?
I had the Kessem cheese rolls at the Kosher food show this year -they were incredible, and there is NO WAY you’d ever think these were a Kosher l’Pesach product. Wonderfully yummy!
I just bought a box of the Kessem cheese rolls. One word: UNBELIEVABLE! Pesach just got a whole lot tastier
Does anyone have a recipe for popovers or muffins made for people who are non gebrokts with only potato starch and no matzoah meal or cake meal?
Try the potato-yogurt cakes in the dairy section.