Carved Matzo (Matza, Matzah, Matzoh, etc.) Bread (6in x 7in [15cm x 18cm]). If you're not familiar with this item you can learn about it here. It's a little early for this, but I found it in the markdown bin of a local grocery store yesterday, which I guess means it must be nearly a year old!
Thursday, February 28, 2008
270. Matzo Skull A.K.A. The Skull of Affliction
Carved Matzo (Matza, Matzah, Matzoh, etc.) Bread (6in x 7in [15cm x 18cm]). If you're not familiar with this item you can learn about it here. It's a little early for this, but I found it in the markdown bin of a local grocery store yesterday, which I guess means it must be nearly a year old!
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"If you're not familiar with this item"
As a New Yorker, I have to say I laughed my ass off at this line.
On a different note, I can't believe you were able to carve matzoh without it completely crumbling to dust. You've got one light touch, my friend
Eliyahu C said:
Mazel Tov my friend!
Finally a skull Kosher for Passover.
I raise my four cups to you.
Thanks, now i want motzah ball soup.
oy vey!
Oy! Now that's a tasty lookin' skull. TOASTY!
i reminds me of a coffee filter....used of course.
but it's bread...props! What fun!
I agree, a light touch, because you'd like an old matzah would be pretty crispy. Oh wait, if it was in a damp place all year, it'd be soggy. In any case, I love this skull.
a year old? my RE teacher had a box of these in her cupboard dated 1997 or something XD
How in the world did you manage the fine details, Noah? Wow! That's some patience and skill.
Matzo crackers are kinda like saltines and will last almost forever when kept dry.
Two paws up!
As an Australian, I had to read the Wiki link! :D
Matzo looks tasty, I want to eat this skull with yoghurt dip. Mmm.
I think this is my favorite one yet.
I can't wait to show my son (8, and one of two Jewish kids at school- the other one being his sister)
This one brought a grin to my face! I could really go for some matzo skull soup...
ps. I'm still lurking around Skull-A-Day. Also collecting things to send in. Keep it up; never a dull moment here!
I <3 Skull-A-Day
It's not necessarily that old - us crazy Jews actually eat this stuff just for the fun of it all year long. For sport, you might say. Really, it's only good if you're crumbling it into some matzoh ball soup, but if that doesn't cure whatever ails you NOTHING WILL.
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