What is the maximum amount of dough that may be kneaded on Pesach?
Synopsis
The maximum permitted dough size for Pesach is 43 1/5 eggs (an isaron), measured level and not packed. This is based on the concern that larger quantities cannot be properly worked by one person and risk fermentation.
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