Tzafun

Tzafun is the Hebrew term for the hidden, inner part of the matzah used during Passover. After the main matzah is eaten, the Tzafun is revealed and consumed, symbolizing a special inner layer that represents spiritual depth and redemption. It underscores the idea that beneath the surface, there is a hidden, meaningful core, paralleling themes of mystery and divine providence in the holiday observance. The Tzafun is typically smaller and concealed until the appropriate moment, serving as a reminder to look beyond appearances for deeper understanding.