1 Lb Hand Made Shmura Matzah for Passover

Product arrived quickly and was well packaged. However, all of the '''' were broken. I don't know if the item left the vendor in this condition or it is the result of handling while in transit. I suspect it was the latter. I have ordered shmurah matzot ('''' '''''') from various vendors over the years and I have yet to receive a shipment with the '''' intact. I don't think it's possible to shield these fragile items from breakage.But I just made this purchase to have something to snack on, since I love the taste of ''''. Some pieces in this shipment were well singed around the edges, which I greatly enjoy. Many people do not like burnt '''' but I think singed/burnt '''' taste wonderful.Product was fresh, thin and crispy. If you don't mind broken pieces then you're in luck. Not recommended for the '''/Seder, however.UPDATE: I actually found 2 fully intact מצות in the box, which was a great surprise. It's a miraculous occurrence on par with the exodus from Egypt. LOL

I couldn't tell that there was a marked difference between Shmura Matzah and other matzahs with the exception of a very steep price. I felt quite foolish having spent $30 on one box of matzahs.

It was not fresh and came in the middle of Passover, but I was able to toast it in the oven and the end result was better than the square matzoh. I appreciated having any matzoh.

I expected from this matzah pretty much what I got. I got some burned pieces and some chewy pieces. I got some really thin pieces and some really crunchy pieces. I had hoped for even one unbroken matzah, but it was all in rather large broken bits - which is okay, I had unbroken matzah for the Sedarim anyway - which were amazing when covered with butter, or kosher for passover chocolate spread. Yummm.

These came quickly for Passover, but were not as tasty as some other ones I have had in the past. But, my guests enjoyed them!

For Matzah was okay.

None of the pieces were burnt or broken. Good flavor. Happy with this purchase.

I'd read reviews it tasted better than regular matzoh: IMO not so much.