Difference between Unleavened Bread and Matzah

UNLEAVENED BREAD vs MATZAH: NOUN

Shavuot, Chapati, Chapatti, Afikomen, Haggadah, Rosh hashanah, Paschal lamb, Bread, Seder, Pesach, Unleavened, Challah, Matzoh, Matzah, Matzo

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

Potato pancake, Kiddush, Shavuot, Chapatti, Afikomen, Haggadah, Rosh hashanah, Paschal lamb, Bread, Seder, Pesach, Unleavened, Challah, Matzoh, Matzo

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

So, the first Passover meal included unleavened bread.
The unleavened bread called passover was at hand.
Leaven is now introduced to the bread in place of the unleavened bread of the former feasts.
The bread which Jesus ate was unleavened bread and the wine that used by the Jews on the first night of Passover.
Did Jesus eat bread on the first day of the Feast of Unleavened Bread?
Unleavened bread is bread that is made without leaven, which is another word for yeast.
Celebrate the Feast of Unleavened Bread; for seven days eat bread made without yeast, as I commanded you.
Leavened bread spoils more quickly than unleavened bread.
The word is used in the King James Version to render And unleavened bread, and cakes unleavened TEMPERED with oil, and wafers unleavened anointed.
Feast of Unleavened Bread to the LORD; seven days you must eat unleavened bread.

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.