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Matzah Ball Soup

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The Experience

Heat and Eat

Heat & Eat

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Matzah Ball Soup

Matzah ball soup is the soul of a Jewish deli, and Sarge’s has made its version from a recipe passed down through generations. Fluffy matzah balls sit in a clear, golden chicken broth, the kind of bowl that anchors a Friday night or a sick day. It comes from the Murray Hill deli-diner Abe “Sarge” Katz, a retired NYPD sergeant, opened on Third Avenue in 1964, where nearly everything is still made in-house. Perfect for a Shabbat dinner, a cold-weather comfort meal, or a taste of home when you need one.

This product is made with Kosher for Passover Ingredients, but it is not Certified Kosher for Passover or made in a Kosher for Passover Facility.

This package includes your choice of 4 or 8 pints of Matzah Ball Soup

Options Include

  • Matzah Ball Soup for 2
    • 4 pts. Chicken Consomme Soup (64 oz.)
    • 2 Large Matzah Balls
  • Matzah Ball Soup for 4
    • 8 pts. Chicken Consomme Soup (128 oz.)
    • 4 Large Matzah Balls
  • Items ship frozen with ice packs, may thaw during transit.
  • Upon arrival, store items in the refrigerator or in the freezer.
  • Soup may be stored for up to 1 week in the refrigerator or up to 3 months in the freezer.

To Serve

  • Place desired amount of soup in a microwave safe dish.
  • Heat for 2-3 minutes or until desired temperature is reached.
  • Serve and enjoy!
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Homemade Chicken Stock, Matzo Balls Include Matzo Meal, Eggs, Vegetable Oil, Pepper, Salt, Water.

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A "Monster" of a New York Deli

Sarge's Deli has been named one of the 10 Best Places to Get Pastrami in NYC. The deli has also been featured in New York Magazine and The Village Voice.

A "Monster" of a New York Deli

Sarge's Deli
92% love this shop
New York, NY
This iconic New York Jewish deli has been the promised land of pastrami since Abe “Sarge” Katz, a retired NYPD cop, opened its doors in 1964. Step inside and you get a true New York deli experience – complete with signed celebrity photos hanging on the walls, Tiffany lamps, and the scent of smoky pastrami wafting past the classic diner booths. Sarge’s famous pastrami comes from an old family recipe and is cured in house – one of the last NY delis to do so.
Sarge's Deli