Step aside, modern shawarma stands—Hillel invented it first, and he didn’t even need a rotating meat stick. This whimsical Passover sweatshirt pays tribute to the OG Jewish wrap: lamb, matzah (probably soft and fluffy like a proper lafa), bitter herbs for that spicy schug vibe, and a swipe of charoset to keep things civil.
Because let’s be honest: the Korech sandwich is basically ancient Israeli street food, minus the foil wrapper and questionable tahini drip.
This design has everything: a bearded rabbi with cartoon-level joy, a fluffy Korban Pesach lamb, and the undeniable swagger of a man who knows his culinary legacy will live forever.
Perfect for the Seder table, second-night leftovers, or just flexing your deep-cut Jewish food knowledge in style.
