 American Jews who remember using the Maxwell House Haggadah in their childhood homes consider it a tradition, continuing to use it at their own families' Passover Seders.In 1997 the Hallmark company reproduced the familiar blue cover of the Maxwell House Haggadahs on one of its Passover greeting cards, which described them as "cultural iconsprized family possessions that have been handed down through the generations and are a warm reminder of the past".The Maxwell House Haggadah is "the most widely used Haggadah in the world", with an estimated 50 million copies in print.