10 Foods You Didn't Know You Could Eat On Passover

This year let there be no need for any interruptions to your regular food routine. Here are 10 Oh-So-Yummy foods you didn't know you could have on Passover.

1. Brownies

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Rich and delicious, this chocolatey staple doesn't have to be removed from your diet at all. Click HERE for the recipe.

2. Coca-Cola

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Yep, you traditionally can't have Coke.. and why? Coca Cola contains corn syrup. BUT, on Passover, the powers that be release a corn syrup-free version, which according to the tasting polls is actually way tastier than traditional Coca Cola. Make sure to look for the "Kosher for Passover" sign on the cap or packaging.

3. Beer!

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*Gasp* Beer is traditionally infused with all kinds of grains that you can't have over Passover, but fear no more! With the amazing progress of gluten free beers, one (yes one,) company has created a beer that has no grains nor wheat and it's main fermentable item is honey (no rising there!) So go ahead, get sloshed.

4. Pasta

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It's as confusing as it sounds, but of course the geniuses over at Manischewitz have found a way to make pasta possible over Passover (say that ten times fast!) Their trick? They use egg noodles..Maybe the most confusing thing on this packaging is how it reads 'whole grain'? But, if the Rabbis agree and give it their stamp of approval (that liiiiiitle sign top right,) then who are we to disagree?

5. Meringues

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Made from just sugars and egg whites, meringues are your Passover friend. They only look or feel like they have risen because they are inherently light and fluffy, but fear not! You can munch on those all day, guilt free! (Well, at least in the eyes of G-d.)

6. Vodka

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Let's keep this party going! Vodka is traditionally fermented with grains (a big Passover no-no.) Thankfully, someone incredibly smart thought to ferment using plum brandy or potatoes (what?!) I don't ask questions, I just drink.

* Pro tip : Mix your Kosher for Passover Vodka with a nice glass of Kosher for Passover Coca-Cola #yourewelcome

7. Breaded Chicken

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Chicken is by nature, Kosher for Passover. Bread crumbs though? The key ingredient here is using Matzah Meal as "bread" crumbs. click HERE for the recipe.

8. Soy Sauce

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Traditionally, soy sauce uses both soy and wheat, which by now you know are big no's on Passover. Click HERE for a recipe on how to make a make-shift soy sauce at home. It's not perfect, but when you're craving your favorite staple, it's pretty brilliant.

9. Pancakes

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You don't even have to skip a breakfast beat. Thanks again to our friends at Manishewitz, a minor adjustment from grains to potatoes makes all the difference.

10. Bread

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Yep, you read that right. Matzah Meal is essentially the base of bread dough that is baked without enough time to rise (18 minutes) smashed into tiny pieces. To make Kosher for Passover bread, Matzah Meal is baked into a more compact version of its original self (rise free!) HERE is a recipe for how to make Kosher for Passover bread. Again, I don't question, I just enjoy.

Chag Sameach and Happy Passover!