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  • |Yield=24-30 crackers ...g. Add more lemon juice to cut saltiness as needed.</li><li>Serve on plain crackers or cocktail rye bread.<br>{{food tags}}<br>[[Cheese]], [[Very Low Carbs]],
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  • ...ular products include Cheez-It, Hydrox, Vienna Fingers, and Krispy Saltine Crackers. ...cheese-flavored cracker that has gained a cult following. These bite-sized crackers are made with real cheese and have a crispy texture, making them a perfect
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  • ...unsalted butter as the anchovies will provide enough saltiness. Serve with crackers.--></li></ol><br>{{keto-nine-recipe}}<br>{{recipe prep time}}<br>'''Prep Ti
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  • Dorset Blue Vinney has a strong and tangy flavor, with hints of saltiness. The blue veins running through the cheese give it a distinct appearance. T ...at can be enjoyed in various ways. It can be eaten on its own, paired with crackers or bread. It also adds a unique flavor to salads, pasta dishes, and sauces.
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  • ...crumbly texture. It has a mild taste with a slight tanginess and a hint of saltiness. The rind is thin and may have a dusty or powdery appearance, which is edib ...pairs well with fruits and can be served on a [[cheese board]] alongside [[crackers]], [[bread]], and [[wine]].
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  • ...cipes to enhance the umami flavor of dishes without overpowering them with saltiness.
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