Cookies Shortbread 33 Cows - Flavor "Smetanka" (6.35 Ounce / 180 Gram) Pesochnoe pechenye. Made in Ukraine

You can’t eat just one - they are so yummy. They do arrive a little cracked or chipped in the package, and could be packaged better for exporting. However the flavor makes up for that. I am also happy to support a Ukrainian business. Long Live Ukraine

Not knowing what to expect, I took a chance on these cookies. It turned out to be a good gamble. They were; fresh, unbroken, and tasted great.

So good and fresh, very buttery and better than I expected. I like the little stamped cow and sunflowers on the cookie (or biscuit as it were). Glad to help & support the Ukraine, bless their hearts!

Wow! I am sad I didn’t read the ingredients , before I opened the package ...These cookies are full of toxins , preservatives, palm oil( hello heart attack) and what not.... They are not food ! Not for human consumption any way ....

We tried these as a cultural experience while we're all in lockdown due to Covid and my kids loved this flavor. It's different than anything we have in the US. And yes, its not something I would feed my kids on a daily basis, but its fun to try foods and sweets from around the world while we study different countries and cultures.I'm removing a star because these were not packaged well and a lot were broken on both ends of the package. This is a very small package of cookies that only cost a couple of dollars at a local Russian market, so I think the seller could have done a better job of packaging but otherwise they are fun to try with tea or hot chocolate.

My grandson lived in Moscow for 3 years and wanted Russian cookies . I sent these to him as he is back to the USA. He loved them!

This arrived intact! No broken cookies! Tasted wonderful like shortbread cookies.

The manufacture cellophane wrap & the thin plastic shipping envelope provided zero protection from the harsh shipping conditions. My special gift to a special friend was only edible if poured into your mouth. What a waste!