Shop Bedikas Chometz Sets - Check for Chametz for your Judaica needs. Buy Bedikas Chometz Kit, Beeswax candle & Feather to Search for Chametz. Done cleaning for Pesach? Before you burn the Chometz, check off cleaning for Passover. Order your Bedikas Chametz Kits today and find the hidden crumbs!

Chametz is leavened foods containing grains like bread, pasta, crackers, or cookies. Fill this bag with any chametz you find around the house to get rid of it for Passover!

Known as bedikat chametz (בְּדִיקַת חָמֵץ), the search is traditionally conducted with a beeswax candle, using a feather, wooden spoon, and a paper bag for collecting any chametz found. It is customary to place ten pieces of bread throughout the house to be “found” during the search.

The original B'dikat Chametz Kit. (Bedikas Chometz set), Contains all the supplies necessary for the search: candle, feather, and wooden spoon, in paper bag, instructions in Englis, and prayer in Hebrew & English! On the night before Passover Jews are obligated to search their homes for Chametz (bread). The search is conducted by candle light.

B'dikat Chametz Kit. (Bedikas Chometz set), Contains all the supplies necessary for the search: candle, feather, and wooden spoon, in paper bag, instructions in English, and prayer in Hebrew & EnglishOn the night before Passover we search our homes and office for Chametz (bread).

2023年12月10日 · Discover essential Bedikat Chametz Kits for Passover: Complete guides and tools to ensure a thorough search for chametz in your home.

Kit includes a dust pan and brush set to help with the cleaning, 10 pieces of felt 'bread,' for them to hide, a feather, an LED 'candle' for them to search with, as well as a brown paper bag to stores them, instruction kit and prayer card. Get the kids involved with a Bedikas Chametz Kit designed especially for them!

Handy Set enhances the Age-Old Ritual of Bedikas Chametz. Feather, wooden spoon, candle and pre-wrapped bread pieces

Whatever your pre-Passover cleaning practice, there’s a custom your kids will love: “the search for chametz” (bedikat chametz in Hebrew). It’s an ancient custom that anyone can try, performed when it gets dark or just before kids’ bedtimes on the night before Passover. Supplies: leftover bread; roll of aluminum foil