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Gebrochts is a Yiddish term for matzah that has absorbed liquid. Some have the custom not to eat it on Pesach.
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Gebrochts is a minhag. It is based on a stringency that matzah soaked in water might become chametz. Check with your rav. But, generally, given a lack of choice to fulfill a mitzvah, I'm quite sure that a …
answered Mar 29 '18 by DanF
