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Behind-the-scenes at Streit’s Matzo Factory

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  • Cooled matzo, fresh from the oven, is readied for packaging as it makes its way along the production line at the Streit's Matzo Factory in Manhattan Monday, March 9, 2015. The factory, a long-established part of the Lower East Side since 1925, is planning to leave the spot by this summer.
    Photo Credit: Craig Ruttle
  • Family paintings, photographs and remembrances are seen at the storefront shop at the Streit's Matzo Factory on Rivington Steet in Manhattan on Monday, March 9, 2015. The factory, a long-established part of the Lower East Side since 1925, is planning to leave the spot by this summer.
    Photo Credit: Craig Ruttle
  • Boxes of matzo are stacked up in the storefront shop at Streit's Matzo Factory on Rivington Steet in Manhattan on Monday, March 9, 2015. The factory, a long-established part of the Lower East Side since 1925, is planning to leave the spot by this summer.
    Photo Credit: Craig Ruttle
  • Boxes of matzo are stacked up in the storefront shop at Streit's Matzo Factory on Rivington Steet in Manhattan on Monday, March 9, 2015. The factory, a long-established part of the Lower East Side since 1925, is planning to leave the spot by this summer.
    Photo Credit: Craig Ruttle
  • Family paintings, photographs and remembrances are seen at the storefront shop at the Streit's Matzo Factory on Rivington Steet in Manhattan on Monday, March 9, 2015. The factory, a long-established part of the Lower East Side since 1925, is planning to leave the spot by this summer.
    Photo Credit: Craig Ruttle

Streit’s Matzo Factory, which has been baking the kosher unleavened bread since 1915, will put out its last signature pink boxes on Rivington Street this Passover.

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