Armonk middle schooler creates 'matzah pizza' for Passover

The special "pizza" can be found at Frankies Pizzeria in Merrick, Long Island and Nicks Pizza in Armonk.

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Apr 8, 2025, 11:40 PM

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Updated 8 days ago

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A middle school student from Armonk found a way to keep pizza on the menu during Passover.

During the holiday, any type of leavened bread or bread product is prohibited from eating.

Hudson Greenstein created a special "matzah pizza" three years ago.

The special "pizza" can be found at Frankies Pizzeria in Merrick, Long Island and Nicks Pizza in Armonk.

The 11-year-old also added a fresh take on zeppole pastries called "matzolis."

Greenstein says a portion of his sales go to charity.

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