Is there Kosher for Passover Alcohol?

Is tequila Kosher Reply

is Cognac considered wine? and Kosher for Pesach? Reply

Another Perspective on Kitnyot From about the 13th to 18th century, Europe was gripped by the "Little Ice Age". This severely disrupted food production and distribution. This disruption may have been an underlying reason for the observations about contamination of kitnyot by grains (chametz) and the subsequent prohibition. (Did you ever examine bulk food bins?).

The ban on Kitnyot was at first dismissed by most Ashkanazic Rabbis. However, over the next few centuries it was gradually adopted throughout Europe. Remember, this was soon after the crusades and during the era of blood libels, accusations of ritual murder, etc. Perhaps the Rabbis wanted to avoid further accusations against Jews (they are hording our precious food), or getting the Jewish community in the middle of the food riots that were common (Let them eat cake!).

Subsequently, kitnyot developed a life of its own in Ashkanaz communities. However, the LIA did not extend down to Sephardic areas, so they had no need to prohibit kitnyot. Reply

Tequila for Passover ? Is tequila kosher for Passover according to the Ashkenazim ? Reply

Kosher for Passover Alcohol I like Manischewitz Concord Grape Wine! Reply

Kosher for Passover Is beer kosher for passover? If not why not? Thanks Reply

alcohol Is it right to take alcohol drinks during passover feast? Reply

Mead Can honey become chametz? Mead contains no grain and its principle ingredient is honey, though I'm almost certain that no meadery has kosher certification Reply

Passover meal= that is hearty and robust Do you know why it is important to not only have food? To know how to cook it appropriately and respectfully in a civilized competent kitchen that is safety oriented? Finally that hearty eating signifies a society that is successful on the map, globe, political realms.
In breif, a Passover meal signifies much to a Senior in college as the best tradition they will face in their futures of entertaining a head of household until the end of time. It is a formality and a necessary lifelong lifestyles that matters to community observance. I believe that it represents just whom has made an impact on your entire educational curriculum that you participate at Passover Meal in some type of society organization and welcome a speaker and show avid interest for the full 3 hours in order to reveal the truths about your gov. that needs to support its citizens much much more in adult tranisitions of financial, familty, and what is the center of a housefold and sleeping under a roof with a companion. Reply

Whisky So, I'm thinking Johnny Walker Red Label is chametz.

Anyway, the most basic reason that Jews don't eat chamatz on Pesah is that they had no time tio make it. But it's been 3,200 years, and layers upon layers of symbolism have been added by the sages and rabbis since then. For example, chametz represents excess, whereas matzah represents simplicity, i.e. the simple relationship of man to G-d.

Ultimately, accepting any element of halakah is a leap of faith. Indeed, Reform Judaism views all halakah as folkways, basically because many rules were seen as being too parochial or quaint. Reply

Staying Kosher For Passover From my understanding the purpose of not eating anything that contains grains (wheat, barley, spelt, rye or oat) is because the Jews didn't have time to let their bread rise when escaping from slavery in Egypt. My concern with the tradition is that many kosher for passover foods take a lot of time to produce (such as macaroons) which defeates the idea of not eating anything that contains grains. So my question is; were these rules of passover created by man? And also I would like to comment that it would make a lot more since to put a time limit on the amount of time something takes to make instead of limiting what kinds of food you eat. For example a kosher turkey takes much more time than bread to cook, but it is still kosher for passover... Reply

Only the type you drink, ie ethanol. Any other type that is chemically defined as an alcohol - like methanol, benzene, propanol, the phenols - cannot be classified as chametz according to my understanding (of chemistry, that is, not halacha) Reply