Emmy Eats Passover

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I'm having my first taste of Passover sweets on this episode of Emmy Eats Passover. Big thanks to Mr. Y who sent me these treats to make this episode possible. 🙏🏻 New videos every Thursday and Saturday!
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@dap4321 8 лет назад

Hi Emmy, this explains the passover food: When the Pharaoh freed the Israelites, it is said that they left in such a hurry that they could not wait for bread dough to rise (leaven). In commemoration, for the duration of Passover no leavened bread is eaten, Thus Matzo (flat unleavened bread) is eaten during Passover and it is a tradition of the holiday. This is why all of the pastry in passover is so flat, because it's made of subbstitues for flour, such as matzo flour, potato flour, and coconut flakes.

@JasmineSweeting 8 лет назад

+‫דפנה רייכנברג‬‎ Wow, interesting. I'm Christian and we take unleavened bread during communion.

@pandalynnx 8 лет назад

+Jasmine Sweeting that is because when Jesus was giving the instructions for communion He was observing the Passover :)

@dap4321 8 лет назад

+Manda Alvarado Interesting. did not know that.

@darkhailhailfire9624 8 лет назад

+‫דפנה רייכנברג‬‎ Yup. The "last supper" was the Pesach Seder with Jesus and his disciples.

@Eleora1997Msia Год назад

very interesting knowlege , no wonder everything looks the same (coconut)

@davids.5083 8 лет назад

Emmy, we're terribly sorry for making you eat Matzah.Sincerely,The Jewish people

@emmymade 8 лет назад

+David Schargorodsky hahaha 😆

@Starlight.1998 8 лет назад

+emmymadeinjapan Hey Emmy, I was born on a Passover Day!

@duallove6909 8 лет назад

It seemed like a water biscuit. If it's the same then it wouldn't be bad at all. I love snacking on water biscuits especially with coffee.

@CoffeeSandwich 8 лет назад

I know I like it too

@kadeschaos963 8 лет назад

+Coffee Sandwich lol me too, whenever I buy it the whole box will be gone in under a week!

@HrothgarXII 8 лет назад

I'm Jewish, and I'd be the first to admit that matzoh is basically edible cardboard XD

@kimberlyadams2078 8 лет назад

Right!?

@jonahs92 8 лет назад

I'm Jewish as well, and I completely agree.

@katnisseverdeen44 8 лет назад

The only thing that actually goes well with it is chocolate and Hazeret, that's basically it ;-;

@nancymuller3291 8 лет назад

+HrothgarXII I am not Jewish and love matzoh. I lived in a Jewish neighborhood when I was a young child and always enjoyed it.

@katiepodolski882 8 лет назад

yes it is. but if you live in Israel you learn to make so many things with that. for example pizza just spread some tomato sauce, put some cheese, put in the microwave and it's going to be amazing (sorry if my English is horrible)

@olidon96 8 лет назад

Do you guys wanna hear my Emmy impression? *takes bite of food* "Mmm." :)

@craigchastain7016 8 лет назад

+Oli Donohue Yeah but try being as stinking cute as her

@doodbool3719 8 лет назад

here's mine "mmm, this smells like *sniff, sniff* choclate *sniff* and *sniff* walnuts *sniff*"

@juliannel3264 8 лет назад

You forgot the, "ITADAKIMASU!"

@queenrei34 8 лет назад

Uncanny

@olidon96 8 лет назад

+Craig Chastain can't be done unfortunately :p

@falcon262 8 лет назад

She is insanely beautiful. Personality and looks.

@paws_purrs23 8 лет назад

Happy Sabbath to my fellow Emmy fans who keep the Sabbath. 🇦🇺😊

@kamianya 8 лет назад

+Rachel Taylor Shabbat shalom to you as well :)

@gwendelinsheroshevski7535 8 лет назад

shabbat shalom to u 2

@KingpinEX 8 лет назад

shabat shalom, you don't have to keep it in order to enjoy it. all jews love shabat.

@elia.8993 8 лет назад

Shabbath Shalom!

@emmabradford1786 7 лет назад

❤ much love from a fellow Sabbath keeper

@biandfurious 8 лет назад

Emmy you should make charoset if you really want to eat passover! ITS THE BEST! its apples with a sweet wine and walnuts!

@alexismarie412 8 лет назад

And cinnamon don't forget the cinnamon

@biandfurious 8 лет назад

yes the cinnamon is very important! how could i forget!

@hannahirene8869 8 лет назад

OMG YES ITS MY FAVORITE I love to put a little on matzohs during the sador

@Roseayeeee561 8 лет назад

+R Joy that sounds amazing! 💟

@tessalexander4569 8 лет назад

Charoset is my favorite!

@mikerowsdower9896 8 лет назад

I had no idea coconut played so prominently into the Passover celebration!

@duallove6909 8 лет назад

Yes, I found that weird actually. Since coconut isn't a regional fruit so how come it's so dominant!

@alexismarie412 8 лет назад

+ghaida h yeah ikr, I'm from Texas so having my friend in Israel ship me treats and most of them be coconut was a major surprise to me

@SphereBoxCube 8 лет назад

+Mike Rowsdower It's because you can't use normal pastry, so you need to find alternative sweets. The truly traditional sweet would be just plain fruits.

@ittay123 8 лет назад

well, it veries. since using flour is an issue (also in most stores here you wouldnt be able to buy regular flour on passover), a lot of the sweets use other things, like nuts, coconut and more eggs... since matza flour (crushed matza crumbs for baking) sucks

@magdalenak9498 8 лет назад

+Mike Rowsdower another commenter linked this article which is an interesting brief explanation of the coconut use at passover www.myjewishlearning.com/the-nosher/why-do-we-eat-coconut-macaroons-on-passover/

@ChaoticShelly 8 лет назад

You should try making Matza Brei (google a recipe) with any leftover matza you have. It's like a pancake/omelette that a lot of Ashkenazi Jews have and it's absolutely delicious! I'd love to see you make a video, it would be quite a treat!

@magdalenak9498 8 лет назад

+ChaoticShelly Sounds great! would love to see Emmy try that

@ChaoticShelly 8 лет назад

Mugduhlena Kuzluwskae you can eat it with sour cream on top, cottage cheese, or even sugar sprinkled over if you want it sweet. It's very common to have for dinner or breakfast since a lot of people are left with a lot of leftover matza during and after the holiday, usually with a small salad next to it but always with something topped on it. So yumm!

@catingrey 8 лет назад

+ChaoticShelly Yes! I call it Jewish French Toast :) Delicious.

@KatieJoMikell 8 лет назад

+ChaoticShelly Love it with jelly on it :)

@michaelad.2453 6 лет назад

Yes!!! It is so, so, so good. After every פסח, we have loads of מצה left over, so we have it until it's alllll gone.

@jambajams 8 лет назад

Is it weird that I actually loved having Matzah as a kid? Plain too, I was introduced by my Jewish friend at lunch and was hooked. Kinda craving some now... :P

@KingpinEX 8 лет назад

+janekim11 it's not, for instance in israel arabs fucikng love matzot, after you know that nothing is weird.

@moon_lit584 8 лет назад

your voice is so soothing...

@craigchastain7016 8 лет назад

+Ananya Ananth Yeah. I really want her to read audiobooks or do voiceover stuff. It's the type of thing she could do from home if she set up a studio - Emmy could be a voiceover name like Donald Sutherland. And ever since she got those Reading Rainbow specs....

@Ambient_dreamer 8 лет назад

Right??!

@SassyForStyles 8 лет назад

I'm not Jewish but I love traditional Jewish food! Also while watching this video I was munching on chocolate covered cherries from Chukar Cherries- it's a Washington based cherry company and they have the absolute best dried cherries. You should try them sometime!

@SassyForStyles 8 лет назад

Also you should make a Passover Seder and try it

@eviepollock3391 8 лет назад

mmm we like Chukar cherries at my house too!

@katringlass2140 8 лет назад

this is so nice! thank you Emmy! I love how we learn about culture with you and how interested you are. Much love!

@Afrieal 8 лет назад

Sometimes i wonder which is more fun, Watching EmmyMadeInJapan or learning new things from the comments. Thank you everyone that shared facts about the different communities and traditions. Hope you all have a great weekend.

@MrOflarityj 8 лет назад

I rarely comment on videos but i feel like I have to! Emmy - you radiate the most positive energy ever. Watching your videos is genuinely a joy and consistently puts a smile on my face. You seem so considerate, curious and open-minded, all on top of being very well spoken! Well done my friend, I look forward to more eating!

@alexismarie412 8 лет назад

I have a friend in Israel so she sends me treats every three months and I send her treats back, Jewish special holiday treats are a specialty with our gift giving

@alexismarie412 8 лет назад

She's Sephardic and I'm Ashkenazic so that helps with the variety too

@kayeff8034 8 лет назад

+Alexis• Marie• That sounds fun! What's the difference between Sephardic and Ashkenazic? (I genuinely don't know, so I'm actually curious.) :)

@alexismarie412 8 лет назад

+Kay Eff mainly the location and the food (some slight differences with Passover too)

@blahblahblahEMILY 8 лет назад

+Kay Eff sephardic jews are from iberia (spain/portugal) and north africa, and ashkenazi are from europe.

@kayeff8034 8 лет назад

Oh, okay! Thank you! :)

@enteryourname404 8 лет назад

I love the way you do these videos, because you really describe the taste and textur, keep up the good work my dear!

@bexnicexgirl 8 лет назад

Your voice is so relaxing. :) By the way, you should try Manischewitz wine.

@TheChickenRiceBowl 8 лет назад

Emmy is quite literally just too cute.

@aaronarrieta1845 8 лет назад

I love finding new youtubers usually I watch them for a while and then subscribe,but for some reason I was attracted to your channel so now I'm a sub! great channel and great vibes those channels are hard to find and I'm glad I found you!!

@2009jadeorchid 8 лет назад

Thank you Emmy for your wonderful presentation of Passover meal. It is so important to learn about different foods and religious customs. It teaches us how we are all really very close, in our love for our cultures, histories and glorious foods. Awesomely interesting!

@nataliecastro7797 8 лет назад

I love how soothing your voice is when you describe things. subscribed :)

@AshtenArmstrong 8 лет назад

Love your videos! I get so relaxed watching them. You have a very soothing voice. Keep up the great works on your videos.

@AshtenArmstrong 8 лет назад

+mrsprincesslily nope not only you. that was me last night

@bjbegley11 8 лет назад

+Ashten Healy emmys eating videos were my first introduction to asmr, though hers is unintentional. she had wonderful diction and a soft, soothing voice.

@Loveleoralee 8 лет назад

Watching you eat makes me so happy!

@chriss6356 8 лет назад

emmy, you are THE BEST. your videos calm me down like no other.

@Mrsgates2010 8 лет назад

What a great box!!!! So interesting and they looked SO yummy.

@forrest3867 8 лет назад

All of this looks strangely satisfyingly tasty to me, but in a very simple way. Yum!

@msylvain59 8 лет назад

I didn't know Jewish people loved coconut so much, it is fun to that most of those coconut treats are very similar to what you may find in the West Indies.

@Livekosher 6 лет назад

I love coconut! Never thought it was a "Jewish" thing lol

@jfklein88 8 лет назад

I've only watched a few of your videos so far, but you've showed me that I should maybe try some new (or even bizzare) things, and I might actually enjoy them. Your channel inspires to me to live a little, not only with food, but in life as well.

@hiitskaitlyn 8 лет назад

I only watch Emmy during my lunch or while I'm eating something too.. or else I get such a craving to snack! Love her.

@Faye_ZIP 8 лет назад

Omg made my day when I saw this after Passover was over!

@aj2809 8 лет назад

this is like. ASMR to me anyone else?

@racheltrue8 8 лет назад

@CatAleah 8 лет назад

yep!

@2009jadeorchid 8 лет назад

So very relaxing! :)

@Nokkutw 8 лет назад

yes! just what i had in mind when started watching again :)

@kamianya 8 лет назад

After having to eat this food for a week straight (just two days left!) it was fun seeing someone actually enjoying them again.

@aimstheotter 8 лет назад

i love the way she eats. its freaking adorable.

@chontellerosesmith3310 8 лет назад

I love your videos....sharing it with my son Joshua who is a chef in Edmonton Canada. Great job and keep it up 😉

@francesmacdonald2234 5 лет назад

Your commentary is so engaging. No boring repetitive vocabulary from you. I really enjoy you.

@anaisjk 8 лет назад

They all seemed sooo yummy!!!

@143WC 8 лет назад

whistle while you work! I grew up celebrating Passover, but have never even seen some of those foods, so thanks for listing them!

@jonathanleiman7346 8 лет назад

Interesting video, since I was raised in a Jewish household, but never had any of these foods. If you're interested in trying some more Passover foods, here's what I grew up with: Charoset - it's a thick spread made with fruits and nuts, goes great on matzah. Gefilte fish - ground up patties of carp, whitefish and pike. Served cold, also great on matzah with white horseradish. An acquired taste, but I love it. Recently became a fan, and love your channel! Keep up the great work!

@bbysadie3 8 лет назад

Your reaction to eating the coconut macaroon cookies was just the greatest. It was so cute and just made my day. I absolutely adore you Emmy!

@marciwhitman3513 4 месяца назад

I really miss those coconut macaroon cookies. I developed a severe allergy to Coconut so I can't have those anymore and I really miss those.

@elishay810 8 лет назад

Emmy, your reviews are always so nice! Something that is eaten at the Seder (ritual feast) on Passover is a matzah and romaine lettuce sandwich that commemorates the way the passover offering was eaten in ancient times (just something interesting to try). Like some earlier commenters said, you might want to eat the extra matzah by making a pizza on it, making matzah brei (basically french toast) or by simply spreading something like cream cheese on it.

@Livekosher 6 лет назад

I love Passover! Yay! Thanks Emmy!

@annachen4460 8 лет назад

Hi Emmy! I just wanted to say that you inspired me so much to try new foods❤ I love you so much!

@hilarobinov7681 8 лет назад

love you! חג שמח :)

@bananalover58 8 лет назад

Those treats looked tasty always wanted to try them😆✨

@lizphillips6001 8 лет назад

Emmy you have got to be the cutest human being on the plant - you're like a bunny rabbit come to life! Also love the vids!

@markoradojicic9846 8 лет назад

Emmy I love you channel, you bright personality always cheers me up when I'm down. and the You Made What?! series is amazing! I'm a fan since a few years ago, and I am sad my friend didn't show me your channel earlier!

@EunFame 8 лет назад

So glad I stumbled across your channel! Immediately subscribed after watching the rainbow cake video, very excited for your new videos! Cheers!

@wilms3420 8 лет назад

I SUBSCRIBED IMMEDIETLY AFTER WATCHING THE RAINDROP CAKE TOO

@wilms3420 8 лет назад

+Wilmer Gonzalez Immediately*

@babyface22795 8 лет назад

This made me crave chocolate and coconut so bad! Everything looked so yummy.

@happilyevergreen 8 лет назад

Mmm it all looked so delicious! :)

@QueenCityHistory 7 лет назад

emmy I love your channel. I love how you're not afraid to try and experience new things! shabbat shalom!

@mitzysalinas2707 8 лет назад

Anyone else think her voice is very soothing ?

@fitnessgal1979 7 лет назад

Alot of these foods look amazing I am so jealous lol i have had some of these foods especially the coconut cookies I am glad you enjoyed everything

@VenoStuff 8 лет назад

Oh those cakes looks so delicious! 😋😋

@jennadean9849 8 лет назад

I cannot believe how many followers you have now that's amazing!! So happy for you Emmy! Houston,Tx (:

@Starlight.1998 8 лет назад

All of those desserts look SO good right now

@PrincessTreasure 8 лет назад

Your voice is so satisfying to listen to 😌

@stupidtookmynick 8 лет назад

maaan ALL those passover treats looked sooo yummy!

@bbysadie3 8 лет назад

Emmy I just have to say your reaction to the coconut macaroon cookies were just wonderful. your videos brighten me and my fiancee day and I definitely look forward to your videos every week. keep being awesome.

@avatarLT 8 лет назад

cakes looked so delicious :D and so many tasty goodies :D

@sarafuentes8625 8 лет назад

love your videos!!! whistle while you work!!

@shancieisback4ya 8 лет назад

All that chocolate omg I'm pregnant and I was loving it at first then I get nauseous just watching lol , still love you Emmy 💕💕

@blythea35 8 лет назад

You should make matzah brei. It's delicious and actually makes matzah more palatable. You take matzah, break it up into pieces and soak it in water. Once it is kind of mushy, you squeeze out the water and place it in a buttered pan and fry or mix it up with eggs and a bit of salt.

@KeidoKindness 8 лет назад

SHES SO INSPIRATIONAL I CANT OML

@nananymph1331 8 лет назад

it's really cool that I can read what's written on the package

@cindylovesmh 8 лет назад

I want to see a compilation of all the "mhmm" sounds Emmy makes when she eats something 😂

@SlaviBurchettSlavchev 8 лет назад

LOL... i dont usually care much about the food, LOL.... just watching at you give me relaxing feeling

@Myserieden 8 лет назад

Just found you today. I got to say it was pleasant to watch some of your videos. You have a classic personality. It's a nice change of pace. Most of the people you find on RU-vid are... Well less than Ideal. lol It's nice to hear you speak. It's calming and innocent. You make me think of the type of people you'd see in a childrens show. I'm sure that's on purpose, but considering you've made your channel this way, it's obviously a part of your personality. Your large vocabulary is pretty rare these days as well, so thank you for being you. Anywho. I know you aren't new or anything but I hope you that your channel is long lasting success.

@JoeyPavell 8 лет назад

Love this!

@blakemama 7 лет назад

When it is not Passover, a favorite treat of mine is matzo with butter and Vegemite or Marmite. Salty, buttery, crispy yumminess. The yeast is not kosher for Passover, but no one ever finishes the box of matzo in my house until WAY after the holiday is over.

@LaughingFrenzy321 8 лет назад

You are so good at describing food

@neryharnish7615 8 лет назад

I'm not Jewish and I love Matzah! I worked in a Jewish restaurant and the food was so good!

@vich4710 6 лет назад

We have a family from Syria living above us and they brought us some of their treats they made man they were good! 😍

@melissacaldwell5598 8 лет назад

As always, except video, I love watching you! Your family should be happy with all of the treats, unless of course they are not fans of coconut. 😊 Keep up the good work!

@melissacaldwell5598 8 лет назад

That would be EXCELLENT, not except... new phone, autocorrect hasn't learned my typing habits yet.🙄

@ArchanTalli 8 лет назад

I brought some of that spread on Matzah to school and shared it with my friends. It was a big hit!

@FaultAndDakranon 7 лет назад

Moscato is different from muscat. True they're related, but the slight effervescence is common to one type of moscato wine, where muscat it often short for 'muscat liqueur' made with a different varietal . They're a diverse range of varietals, and worth looking into.

@lauramillard8265 7 лет назад

Looks like a brownie I would actually like. So far the only brownie I've like is the one in tv dinners that cook up like a cake.

@IsaVarg 8 лет назад

Oh man, I love snacking on matzah. So many snacks have so much flavour that occasionally it's nice to just have something that's a bit more plain.

@carleelarsen4725 8 лет назад

I love watching your videos🤓

@UmbraLyrel 8 лет назад

Muscat! It is a dessert wine very popular in southern france too, where I live. And one of my favorites. It is crisp, sweet and warming

@tali85859 8 лет назад

Thanks for tasting our Passover! of course we have a lot to offer and more special food, but the food from the package is nice :)

@stephaniemelendez9552 8 лет назад

Emmy you make me so hungry lol!!

@kayaykay7381 8 лет назад

you have such a sweet soothing voice!! :)

@CuriosityRocks 8 лет назад

It all looks very tasty :D

@tawnya0627 7 лет назад

That apricot filled cookie reminded me of Hamantashen. I love matzos! Many people find them off putting, but I think they are awesome. Matzo Brei is delicious!

@ElranBiton 8 лет назад

Happy Passover!!!!

@Rachel-mk7ws 8 лет назад

The coconut cookies are called macaroons. They sometimes have chocolate on top. I'm Jewish so I have them every Passover

@helenelgie1597 8 лет назад

So you met Josh huh?

@danmarsden1769 8 лет назад

are they jewish? in the uk there a traditional thing but not jewish

@Rachel-mk7ws 8 лет назад

+Helen Elgie yes

@Rachel-mk7ws 8 лет назад

+Daniel Marston yes because Passover is a Jewish holiday

@AyaTeien 8 лет назад

+Rachel Kern I've eaten them plenty of times. I wasn't aware it was a Jewish cultural thing. That's cool. I know there are a few different types, but the ones I see most commonly are coconut.

@richie760 8 лет назад

"Whistle while you work"! Happy Sabbath :)

@diamantegarcia46 8 лет назад

Omg coconut paradise. I love coconut

@selenarodriguez1566 8 лет назад

Emmy you should make capirotada!! It's a Mexican dessert eaten around Easter time, but it is made differently in different parts of Mexico. My family makes it with dry bread, cheese, banana, nuts, and all boiled and soaked in piloncillo.

@KingpinEX 8 лет назад

matza with shachar chocolate is like the number one clasic passover snack. every one loves it and eats it. even if all year you don't eat chocolate cuz ur an adult, in pass over you gotta have some mazta with chocolate.

@superCappy27 5 лет назад

Somehow haven’t seen this particular video, but I’ve been watching Emmy for at least a year and have never seen her drink alcohol. I am shooketh.

@Reddeadsleep 8 лет назад

Whistle while you work Emmy! Happy Pesach from Belgium!

@phoebe9412 8 лет назад

It'd be a dream come true if I was able to taste food from around the world like you.

@ChenMakesVids 8 лет назад

You can travel the world and taste food everywhere :)

@NekoMizuBubbles 8 лет назад

I'll keep my baklava crisp, full of honey and nuts :) lol. But these looked so good! Emmy, your videos always motivate me to get a midnight snack! Lol (Whistle while you work.) ^_^

@simonalyneenderz3247 8 лет назад

Sweets for everyone's tastes. Really nice.

@iraccoon8830 7 лет назад

I loved Matza. Always ate it with applesauce.

@anthy_lorrel 7 лет назад

Coconut is commonly used a flour substitute during passover. :)

@cmherhilsitnigne1751 8 лет назад

Emmy, uploading videos in the evening and making me want to eat past 7pm is NOT HELPING ME! But at the same time I have two babies so it's the only time I get a little time to myself every now and then, so if watching videos of you makes me crave food, it's worth it, because your channel is wonderful!

@lainecohen964 7 лет назад

L'chaim (to life) is what we say instead of cheers. I'd love to use a good kosher moscato during Passover instead of the concord grape Manischewitz. It's like drinking grape Nyquil. The cakes use a lot of eggs to make them puff up during Passover so it definitely makes them taste a little different. Between all the eggs and the cardboard matza, your bowels are set on a roller-coaster! Did you make matza ball soup with the rest of it? Chag Pesach Sameach!