Roving Reporter

Kavior Moon, CC ’05

The matzoh you've got there, is it a tasty treat? It's tasty.

Why's it tasty? It's crunchy, a little salty, but not too salty. You can eat anything with it.

I always find it difficult to eat like a sandwich because it always cracks apart. But there is a skill to eating the sandwich and I have acquired the skill.

Do you think you're going to keep on eating matzoh? I think it's delicious. It is delicious.

It's the food of freedom. And it's good with tuna.

Tom Kim, GS ’05 and Amelia Dubovsky, GS ’05

I think matzoh's delicious. How about you? AD: Yeah, I like matzoh. TK: It's pretty good.

What do you like about it? TK: It tastes like chicken noodle soup.

It tastes like chicken noodle soup? TK: Because I've only had matzoh ball soup.

Matzoh ball soup is great. Do you ever eat it in a sandwich? I think matzoh sandwiches are really good. AD: In between bread?

No, with matzoh as the bread. AD: I've never had that. TK: I've never had that.

I recommend it.

Don Erickson, Master Divinity, UTS

How do you like your matzoh? The times I've had it: so far, so good.

Do you like the dry, crunchy quality of it? I've also had it for Christian communion, and that time it was crunchy; so, crunchy is preferred.

What was that like? That was back when I was a Christian, but it was fun.

There's a little religious cooperation going on. A little interfaith dialogue.

A little interfaith bonding over matzoh. Will you ever have it again? Ummm ... My mother eats it because she's allergic to yeast, so, I'll probably have it in the near future.

Pat Higgiston, SEAS ’04

Matzoh's an unleavened bread that Jews eat at Passover and other parts of the year. Have you ever seen it? Yeah, I've seen it before, I believe.

How do you like the looks of it? How do I like the looks of it? I don't know. Matzoh ball soup looks interesting.

Have you ever had matzoh ball soup? I've never had matzoh ball soup. It never really appealed to me. I mean, it looks ok.

I think the matzoh ball is the best manifestation of matzoh. The ultimate manifestation!