Difference between Matzo and Matzah

MATZO vs MATZAH: NOUN

A piece of the above bread.
Thin, unleavened bread.
A cake of unleavened bread eaten by the Jews at the feast of the Passover.
A flat, usually brittle piece of unleavened bread, eaten especially during Passover.
Brittle flat bread eaten at Passover

Strudel, Unleavened, Seder, Pesach, Rugelach, Matzo ball, Bread, Gefilte fish, Kreplach, Kugel, Latke, Challah, Unleavened bread, Matzoh, Matzah

Bread, Seder, Haggadah, Rosh hashanah, Rugelach, Latke, Kreplach, Afikomen, Gefilte fish, Kugel, Pesach, Challah, Unleavened bread, Matzoh, Matzo

Semolina, Rye bread, Unleavened, Seder, Pesach, Rugelach, Matzo ball, Bread, Gefilte fish, Kreplach, Kugel, Latke, Challah, Unleavened bread, Matzoh

Bread, Seder, Haggadah, Rosh hashanah, Rugelach, Latke, Kreplach, Afikomen, Gefilte fish, Kugel, Pesach, Challah, Unleavened bread, Matzoh, Matzo

What did you think the matzo ball soup was all about?
Signed Matzo, who ordered this charter of transfer to be made.
Last year, it featured about 11 flavors of matzo, he said.
These fried balls of matzo make a delicious snack or appetizer.
Unenriched matzo may be substituted during that period of time only.
Put your matzo in the refrigerator or freezer to harden.
This is for matzo balls, dredging, stuffing, making Passover rolls.
Therefore, one may eat fruit and vegetables instead of matzo.
Spcls: corned beef, pastrami, cheese blintzes, matzo ball soup.
Second, to fulfill the religious obligation of eating matzo during the seder, matzo must be made intentionally for that purpose.

The Israelites hastily leave Egypt and bake matzah from unleavened dough.
It is made with potatoes, onions, eggs and matzah meal.
Instead of chametz, we eat flat unleavened matzah bread.
Jewish staples like matzah soup or a Reuben sandwich.
The matzah is broken into pieces and distributed.
Why do we eat this flat, unleavened matzah?
The matzah and caramel were a soggy mess.
Jewish children to bake matzah, their Passover bread.
While you could make your own matzah at home with special Passover flour and water, most buy their matzah at the supermarket.
For those who choose to not eat gebrachts matzah balls and matzah brei, favorites throughout the Ashkenazi world, are off the menu.