At lunch, if they pull out a kosher-for-Passover sandwich (usually matzah with tuna), don’t say, “Wow, that looks dry.” Say: “I respect the commitment to the bit.” They’ll laugh. Or offer them a lettuce wrap—that’s actually kosher for Passover if you’re careful. But ask first. Always ask first.
When they’re tired of explaining for the 47th time
You’ll see it: a slow blink, a deep sigh. That’s when you say: “I don’t need a full list of rules. Just tell me: is chocolate okay?” Chocolate is almost always okay (if it’s kosher for Passover). This breaks the tension and shows you get it—it’s not a test; it’s a tradition that’s part of their life.
Passover Greetings, Wishes & Quotes for Pesach
