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Matzo is an unleavened cracker-like bread that is traditionally eaten at Passover. It is made with flour and water, and it is the flour-containing product that is deemed to be Kosher for passover.Matzo meal is made by finely grinding matzo crackers into a breadcrumb-like consistency.atzo is an unleavened cracker-like bread that is traditionally eaten at Passover. It is made with flour and water, and it is the flour-containing product that is deemed to be Kosher for passover.
Matzo (or matzoh, or matzah) can keep for a really long time. They're a kind of unleavened cracker, so there really isn't much to go bad. If they're kept in sealed plastic (to keep pests out, and to prevent them from getting stale) they can be stored for at least 4 years. add a comment.posted by Anonymous.nswer by Laura47 (138). about two years. Aging matzo (aka matzah) can be freshened by putting it in the oven at 250Âº for about five minutes.