Only Kosher Candy Milk Chocolate S'mores Kit | Kosher Certified Smores Kit - Makes 18 Smores

The product was packaged nicely and was very tasty, and the vendor provided excellent customer service to ensure it arrived for our event.

Loved this cute way to make s'mores with our family! So well packed, easy to assemble and delicious. Our 3 year old daughter had a blast with this. The milk chocolate was amazing! Will definitely purchase again.

Easy fun way to eat kosher s’mores!

Not the tastiest out there but when it comes to getting everything together in one kit it's pretty darned good

While I appreciate that all of the ingredients in this Milk Chocolate S'mores Kit are Kosher, (I am Jewish), and that you get everything you need to make S'mores in one box, so you can make them at a moment's notice, (Not really, they take more than a minute to assemble and make before you can eat them).My real issue is with the actual marshmallows, graham crackers, and chocolate. All bland and tasteless, but you do end up with the same ooey gooey mess as you get when you make regular S'mores, from grocery store ingredients. Everything was fresh tho, but nothing tasted the least bit decadent, or unique.How hard is it, at least in the United States, to find everything you need to make S'mores in any regular grocery store, without a kit?I would suggest using Nabisco Honey Maid Graham Crackers, I buy the Honey Version in the Half Stacks, 6 Half Stacks to a box, so they are always fresh, a Bag of Kraft Jet Puffed Marshmallows, and a few Hershey's Milk or Dark Chocolate Bars. All readily available, and probably less expensive than this kit, and probably all Kosher too. To me they are higher quality products, and taste a lot better too, than this Kosher Milk Chocolate S'mores Kit.You get enough ingredients in this Kosher Milk Chocolate S'mores Kit to make 18 S'mores-- 2 Stacks of Graham Crackers, A Bag Of Marshmallows, and One Stack Of Small Milk Chocolate Bars, all inside a box lined with bubble wrap, so there was no breakage of ingredients.On the box they include 3 different Instruction Options to make S'mores -- Under the broiler, in the microwave, and roasting over an open fire. I did the first option. Living in California with year round fires, also living in an apt, the 3rd option isn't an option for me, and making S'mores in the microwave just sounds strange to me, so I opted for using my convection toaster oven broiler option.It did take more than a minute for the marshmallows to brown. Needless to say, I would keep a close eye on it, whichever option you choose, so that the marshmallows don't burn.This Kosher Milk Chocolate S'mores Kit also comes in a Dark Chocolate option. It might be ok for someone who has never had S'mores before, or if the necessary ingredients aren't readily available, otherwise I would pass on this.