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The 5 Towns Jewish Times' erev Pesach matzah roundup names Kerestir as one of only two brands producing distinctively thin hand matzah, calling it "very much in demand" — demand strong enough that the outlet warns shoppers who don't pre-order risk being unable to get any at all.
The bakery's reputation traces to a nearly 60-year lineage, per the same coverage: founded at the direction of the Grand Rabbi of Skver to recreate old-world matzah standards, with every sheet inspected by dedicated matzoh maivinim during and after baking in a wood-fired brick oven — a slow, hand-checked process that caps how much can be produced for a demand spike concentrated in the weeks before Pesach.
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No wait-time is reported, but 5 Towns Jewish Times says the hand-matzah is "very much in demand" and customers who don't pre-order risk being unable to get any before Pesach.
Effectively yes in the form of pre-orders — the source frames pre-ordering as necessary to guarantee matzah during the Pesach rush, though no formal booking platform is described.
Walk-in purchase isn't ruled out, but the source's core warning is that walking in without a pre-order near Pesach risks finding none left.
Sources: 5 Towns Jewish Times