Changes

As you see, different holidays are traditionally associated with different foods. The Feast of Unleavened Bread is exceptional in this regard, as not only is eating unleavened bread, known as ''matzah'', mandatory during that holiday, but consumption of leavened bread is categorically forbidden. And just in case, during the entire holiday (which lasts seven days in Israel and eight days in the diaspora) Jews are prohibited from even having any such bread or unbaked leavened dough or bread starters (such as sourdough) in their homes.