Classic Mystery Jigsaw Puzzle - Recipe for Murder

If you like jigsaws , you will love the challenge of the unknown picture you are building. Read the story and solve the mystery.

I love these type of puzzles.

Good puzzle and story - unfortunately couple of pieces missing from the puzzle which was a bit disappointing although completed

Leider sieht der Karton nicht so aus wie auf dem Bild. Was für mich schade ist, da ich auf der Suche nach diesen Puzzlen bin

I really enjoyed this puzzle. I don't think that the mystery could truly be solved the way it was, but regardless, it was a ton of fun reading the story, putting the puzzle together and discussing the possibilities. I bought another puzzle in the series and will probably continue buying them. It's a great deal considering the number of hours I put into it. I loved the fact that you don't know what the picture looks like while putting it together, by the way. It really made it satisfying to complete.

This is a fun puzzle to do with family over the holidays. It took us a few days to work on it intermittently. The last parts of the puzzle were pretty challenging, at least for us. It’s an inexpensive source of entertainment for a group of people looking for leisurely activities.

We took a week's to complete, but it was brilliant.. each clus gave us another giggle. It was disconcerting though, to complete during the real life "mushroom" mystery deaths happening in Victoria, Australia.

We had never done one of these puzzles but as it combined a love for jigsaws with a love for mysteries, it seemed like a good fit. Inside the box is a booklet with the mystery and solution as well as the puzzle pieces. Although the description clearly states that the picture on the box will differ from the completed puzzle, we thought it meant that there would be some subtle changes that would provide clues for the mystery. No. The picture on the box bears no resemblance to the finished puzzle other than they are both food related. There is no grid on the back for assistance and obviously no reference photo. That alone was challenging but the puzzle image also provided another layer as it would have been tricky even with a reference photo. After you finish the puzzle, review the clues and solve the crime, you then go back to the booklet to see if your solution is correct. Note: the clues are obvious, so it is a fun ending to the puzzle. This was a several evening project for us that we really enjoyed. We would definitely do another.