1 Your five sturdy lumbar vertebrae carry most of the weight of your upper body and provide a stable centre of gravity when you move. 2  Your sacrum is made up of five fused vertebrae. 3  It makes up the back wall of your pelvis. 4  Your coccyx is made up of four fused vertebrae.
No, we don't eat oats or oatmeal on passover. The sephardim do however eat those type of foods, including rice, starch, oats, etc.elevance. Rating Newest Oldest. Best Answer: Flour, oats and barley If one of the five grains â wheat, barley, rye, oats and spelt â sits in water for more than 18 minutes it becomes chametz, and one may not eat, derive benefit from or own it on Pesach.
That said, hummus, which is made from chickpeas, cannot be eaten on Passover by Ashkenazi Jews. For approximately the last thousand years, Jews of Ashkenazi descent have observed the prohibition of eating kitniyot, legumes, on Passover. Kitniyot includes legumes such as beans, peas, corn, rice, chickpeas, sesame, etc.The rationale behind this prohibition is the possibility of producing kitniyot-based flour and bread, which resembles wheat flour and wheat bread.irstly, I'd like to note that any food product -- with the exception of fresh and unprocessed fruit and vegetables -- must have reliable kosher for Passover certification in order to be eaten on Passover.