How many ounces of crushed graham crackers are equal to 16 whole graham crackers?
Q. I have a recipe that calls for 16 whole graham crackers, crushed & I only have a box of pre-crushed graham crackers. How many ounces (or cups) of the crushed do I need to use?
Asked by K - Tue Jul 28 13:51:00 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 9 crushed equal 1 1/4 cups. The ones you have are probably very fine, so I would use 2 cups of what you have. If you are making a topping of some sort or a crust and mixing with butter, you will need a consistency to mold, so you may need to add additional butter if 2 cups is too much, but I think that will be about right, maybe 2 1/4 cups.
Answered by Luv2Cook - Tue Jul 28 14:11:04 2009
Q. I have a recipe that calls for 16 whole graham crackers, crushed & I only have a box of pre-crushed graham crackers. How many ounces (or cups) of the crushed do I need to use?
Asked by K - Tue Jul 28 13:51:00 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 9 crushed equal 1 1/4 cups. The ones you have are probably very fine, so I would use 2 cups of what you have. If you are making a topping of some sort or a crust and mixing with butter, you will need a consistency to mold, so you may need to add additional butter if 2 cups is too much, but I think that will be about right, maybe 2 1/4 cups.
Answered by Luv2Cook - Tue Jul 28 14:11:04 2009
What kind of crackers should I serve at my wine and cheese party?
Q. I am having a Wine and Cheese party, and i have figured everything out from the cheeses, to the wines, to the fruit and olives and such that i will serve. However I have hit a roadblock concerning the sort of crackers and the like that I should serve. Can anyone help??
Asked by Zara - Mon Dec 18 19:58:08 2006 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm a big fan of Carr's Water Crackers with wine and cheese. They have a very mild flavor and let the cheese be the star. You can either buy the assortment: (This one is specifically for cheeses) or several varieties. My personal favorite are the Cracked Pepper variety: (Great with Boursin -- which is my favorite kind of cheese!) It would also be a good idea to have the plain variety: for the stronger cheeses. There are several other flavors as well: so you can pick and choose what would go best with the cheeses you're serving. You can buy them online here: but most specialty grocery stores (like Central Market) carry them -- and many larger supermarkets should have them too.
Answered by janellethechef - Mon Dec 18 20:38:56 2006
Q. I am having a Wine and Cheese party, and i have figured everything out from the cheeses, to the wines, to the fruit and olives and such that i will serve. However I have hit a roadblock concerning the sort of crackers and the like that I should serve. Can anyone help??
Asked by Zara - Mon Dec 18 19:58:08 2006 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm a big fan of Carr's Water Crackers with wine and cheese. They have a very mild flavor and let the cheese be the star. You can either buy the assortment: (This one is specifically for cheeses) or several varieties. My personal favorite are the Cracked Pepper variety: (Great with Boursin -- which is my favorite kind of cheese!) It would also be a good idea to have the plain variety: for the stronger cheeses. There are several other flavors as well: so you can pick and choose what would go best with the cheeses you're serving. You can buy them online here: but most specialty grocery stores (like Central Market) carry them -- and many larger supermarkets should have them too.
Answered by janellethechef - Mon Dec 18 20:38:56 2006
Why do they put holes in crackers?
Q. Why do they put holes in crackers?
Asked by hiddendarkness - Wed Jul 11 03:43:44 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It is called "docking". This is to keep the cracker from puffing up during the baking process. It is also a help to release moisture, making the cracker crisp.
Answered by Chef TJ Mot - Wed Jul 11 07:29:02 2007
Q. Why do they put holes in crackers?
Asked by hiddendarkness - Wed Jul 11 03:43:44 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It is called "docking". This is to keep the cracker from puffing up during the baking process. It is also a help to release moisture, making the cracker crisp.
Answered by Chef TJ Mot - Wed Jul 11 07:29:02 2007
what crackers go best with a cheese log?
Q. Im putting together a couple baskets for people for christmas, with different types of food in them. I was wondering what type of crackers go best with a cheese log? And does anything else go good with cheese logs?
Asked by Dani - Fri Dec 1 02:53:50 2006 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Club crackers, or thosethin whole grain fancy one. Summer sausage goes with it. Or a bottle of wine?
Answered by WoWzIe - Fri Dec 1 02:57:45 2006
Q. Im putting together a couple baskets for people for christmas, with different types of food in them. I was wondering what type of crackers go best with a cheese log? And does anything else go good with cheese logs?
Asked by Dani - Fri Dec 1 02:53:50 2006 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Club crackers, or thosethin whole grain fancy one. Summer sausage goes with it. Or a bottle of wine?
Answered by WoWzIe - Fri Dec 1 02:57:45 2006
Why do Gerber Graduates teething biscuits and crackers say they are for toddlers only?
Q. All the development books, articles, etc say that babies should be able to feed themselves a cracker by 7 months, but all the baby crackers (Gerber Graduates, etc) say they are for crawlers and toddlers only. My son is 7 months today and can't crawl, but he certainly seems able to feed himself a cracker! Are these things safe for him if I let him eat them only in his high chair and supervise him? Thanks!
Asked by Jill P - Fri May 1 11:11:10 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I agree, what a silly way to classify things. Some babies are late crawlers, some babies are early ones, and it is unrelated to their ability to eat any given food. I have read in several places (for example, that you should wait until 8-10 months to offer crackers, at least partly because of the wheat content and the allergy potential. However, many people give them earlier with no problems. They can also be a choking hazard, but obviously you are planning on supervising him. So I would say yes, it is safe for him to eat them.
Answered by frogysue - Fri May 1 12:00:48 2009
Q. All the development books, articles, etc say that babies should be able to feed themselves a cracker by 7 months, but all the baby crackers (Gerber Graduates, etc) say they are for crawlers and toddlers only. My son is 7 months today and can't crawl, but he certainly seems able to feed himself a cracker! Are these things safe for him if I let him eat them only in his high chair and supervise him? Thanks!
Asked by Jill P - Fri May 1 11:11:10 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I agree, what a silly way to classify things. Some babies are late crawlers, some babies are early ones, and it is unrelated to their ability to eat any given food. I have read in several places (for example, that you should wait until 8-10 months to offer crackers, at least partly because of the wheat content and the allergy potential. However, many people give them earlier with no problems. They can also be a choking hazard, but obviously you are planning on supervising him. So I would say yes, it is safe for him to eat them.
Answered by frogysue - Fri May 1 12:00:48 2009
What is the british version/alternative to graham crackers?
Q. Found an american recipe, and it part of it involves "graham crackers" they are probably not essential but i just wondered if there was a version here in england?
Asked by yumyumpineapple - Wed Dec 9 17:58:14 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Digestive Biscuits thats what they are called in england
Answered by E.D - Wed Dec 9 18:06:15 2009
Q. Found an american recipe, and it part of it involves "graham crackers" they are probably not essential but i just wondered if there was a version here in england?
Asked by yumyumpineapple - Wed Dec 9 17:58:14 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Digestive Biscuits thats what they are called in england
Answered by E.D - Wed Dec 9 18:06:15 2009
Can the honey in graham crackers harm a 9 month old?
Q. I found out that my 9 month old son's daycare gave him graham crackers because they thought I didn't bring enough food for him. I don't know if they were the ones with honey or not, but I told them not to feed him anything that I didn't bring for him. He just got over a bad stomach virus for which he was hospitalized for a night, then I found out about the graham crackers. Then, a couple days later, one of the staff grossly overfed him because she misread his cues and he got very sick again for several hours. I have had a hard time calming his tummy. I am already looking for a new daycare, but I wanted to know if people thought that the honey could have messed up his tummy. He has had terrible gas for the past several days, as well.
Asked by jennsuzy - Fri Sep 14 01:35:05 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Unless the baby is fed globs of honey, I was told by my son's doc that it is ok. Also since it is baked into the crackers there is close to none risk of honey being the culprit. I would think that the gas was due to the fiber in the crackers (which he may not be able to handle well now) and not the honey. It could be a result of the stomach virus that he had, or even from the over eating. Again, I am sure that it could be from the fiber more than from the honey.
Answered by shobana - Fri Sep 14 02:06:30 2007
Q. I found out that my 9 month old son's daycare gave him graham crackers because they thought I didn't bring enough food for him. I don't know if they were the ones with honey or not, but I told them not to feed him anything that I didn't bring for him. He just got over a bad stomach virus for which he was hospitalized for a night, then I found out about the graham crackers. Then, a couple days later, one of the staff grossly overfed him because she misread his cues and he got very sick again for several hours. I have had a hard time calming his tummy. I am already looking for a new daycare, but I wanted to know if people thought that the honey could have messed up his tummy. He has had terrible gas for the past several days, as well.
Asked by jennsuzy - Fri Sep 14 01:35:05 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Unless the baby is fed globs of honey, I was told by my son's doc that it is ok. Also since it is baked into the crackers there is close to none risk of honey being the culprit. I would think that the gas was due to the fiber in the crackers (which he may not be able to handle well now) and not the honey. It could be a result of the stomach virus that he had, or even from the over eating. Again, I am sure that it could be from the fiber more than from the honey.
Answered by shobana - Fri Sep 14 02:06:30 2007
What types of crackers go well with wine and cheese?
Q. Should I just stick with plain crackers or are there any specific brands, flavors that go well for a wine and cheese tasting?
Asked by jilip_99 - Tue May 8 11:13:24 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Water crackers or table crackers are really en vogue right now.
Answered by chefgrille - Tue May 8 11:18:20 2007
Q. Should I just stick with plain crackers or are there any specific brands, flavors that go well for a wine and cheese tasting?
Asked by jilip_99 - Tue May 8 11:13:24 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Water crackers or table crackers are really en vogue right now.
Answered by chefgrille - Tue May 8 11:18:20 2007
What can be used as a replacement for Animal Crackers in a recipe?
Q. I have a recipe for key lime pie that calls for Animal Crackers as the main ingredient in the crust. But, I live in London now, and I don't think I can find this anywhere. What would be a suitable replacement?
Asked by Chris - Wed Jun 10 16:21:28 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Just crush some plain vanilla wafers or shortbread cookies. If you can get graham crackers in the UK they would do just fine.
Answered by happy cooker - Wed Jun 10 16:25:02 2009
Q. I have a recipe for key lime pie that calls for Animal Crackers as the main ingredient in the crust. But, I live in London now, and I don't think I can find this anywhere. What would be a suitable replacement?
Asked by Chris - Wed Jun 10 16:21:28 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Just crush some plain vanilla wafers or shortbread cookies. If you can get graham crackers in the UK they would do just fine.
Answered by happy cooker - Wed Jun 10 16:25:02 2009
Do you serve crackers or sour cream with chili?
Q. My friend says sour cream is more known and I say that is a load. I have always put crackers and never heard of sour cream.
Asked by cittro99 - Tue Jul 29 05:29:07 2008 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. serve both,maybe some sliced green onion too.. enjoy
Answered by coinman - Tue Jul 29 05:57:17 2008
Q. My friend says sour cream is more known and I say that is a load. I have always put crackers and never heard of sour cream.
Asked by cittro99 - Tue Jul 29 05:29:07 2008 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. serve both,maybe some sliced green onion too.. enjoy
Answered by coinman - Tue Jul 29 05:57:17 2008
Recipe with ritz crackers, philly cream cheese, and fruit cocktail?
Q. My grandmother has lost her recipe for a dessert she loves. She remembers it had ritz crackers, philadelphia cream cheese, whipped topping, fruit cocktail, and pineapples in the recipe. I have searched online for it, but can't seem to find the recipe she is looking for. If anyone knows, it would be greatly appreciated.
Asked by Zombie - Thu Jun 5 19:48:35 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 2 pkgs 8oz cream cheese 1 pkg vanilla instant pudding 1 can chopped fine fruit cocktail 1 pkg chopped pineapple 1 box ritz crackers Directions Let cream cheese soften a bit and mix both pkgs with the pkg of instant pudding very well. Mix in a drained can of chopped fine fruit cocktail. Take red cherries out and put aside. Form mixture into a ball form. Cover with chopped pineapple decorate with cherries. Let refridgerate overnight and serve with ritz crackers. You can always use a can of lite fruit cocktail and 1/3 less fat cream cheese. It will still taste very yummy
Answered by caroline - Thu Jun 5 20:07:41 2008
Q. My grandmother has lost her recipe for a dessert she loves. She remembers it had ritz crackers, philadelphia cream cheese, whipped topping, fruit cocktail, and pineapples in the recipe. I have searched online for it, but can't seem to find the recipe she is looking for. If anyone knows, it would be greatly appreciated.
Asked by Zombie - Thu Jun 5 19:48:35 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 2 pkgs 8oz cream cheese 1 pkg vanilla instant pudding 1 can chopped fine fruit cocktail 1 pkg chopped pineapple 1 box ritz crackers Directions Let cream cheese soften a bit and mix both pkgs with the pkg of instant pudding very well. Mix in a drained can of chopped fine fruit cocktail. Take red cherries out and put aside. Form mixture into a ball form. Cover with chopped pineapple decorate with cherries. Let refridgerate overnight and serve with ritz crackers. You can always use a can of lite fruit cocktail and 1/3 less fat cream cheese. It will still taste very yummy
Answered by caroline - Thu Jun 5 20:07:41 2008
Can you lose weight by eating saltine crackers and masturbating 10 times a day?
Q. Can you lose weight by eating saltine crackers and masturbating 10 times a day? Today I ate a box of saltine crackers and I ejaculated 10 times, is that good?
Asked by BlackStar - Tue May 12 05:59:16 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. as long as you burn more calories than you take in. Just remember to switch hands. you don't want one arm to be bigger then the other
Answered by cynicalcomedian - Tue May 12 06:16:31 2009
Q. Can you lose weight by eating saltine crackers and masturbating 10 times a day? Today I ate a box of saltine crackers and I ejaculated 10 times, is that good?
Asked by BlackStar - Tue May 12 05:59:16 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. as long as you burn more calories than you take in. Just remember to switch hands. you don't want one arm to be bigger then the other
Answered by cynicalcomedian - Tue May 12 06:16:31 2009
What flavor or ingredient is used to impart pizza flavor in pizza-flavored savory crackers?
Q. I understand that chicken-flavored savory crackers are made to taste like chicken and cheese-flavored crackers like cheese. However, there are a multitude of pizzas available. So I would like to know what the defining pizza flavor is, which they use in pizza-flavored snacks.
Asked by Cevay - Sun Jan 17 14:27:30 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. concentrated tomato and herb flavors as well as cheese flavors. Lots of sodium and fake flavors too.
Answered by sweetroll - Sun Jan 17 14:33:05 2010
Q. I understand that chicken-flavored savory crackers are made to taste like chicken and cheese-flavored crackers like cheese. However, there are a multitude of pizzas available. So I would like to know what the defining pizza flavor is, which they use in pizza-flavored snacks.
Asked by Cevay - Sun Jan 17 14:27:30 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. concentrated tomato and herb flavors as well as cheese flavors. Lots of sodium and fake flavors too.
Answered by sweetroll - Sun Jan 17 14:33:05 2010
Are there any juicertarians that can tell me how to juice these crackers?
Q. I placed a box of crackers in my juicer for a snack and I can't get anything to come out and my juicer has begun to smoke, can you give me any tips on what I might be doing wrong? Serious answers only please. Hatemongerers need not reply. Thank you in advance for staying positive. I will not tolerate your hateful ways!!!
Asked by Ashley - Thu Aug 23 22:30:56 2007 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You've discovered the where the term, "Smokin' Da Juice" came from, eh? I understand that's legal in some counties now! .
Answered by freesumpin - Thu Aug 23 23:50:30 2007
Q. I placed a box of crackers in my juicer for a snack and I can't get anything to come out and my juicer has begun to smoke, can you give me any tips on what I might be doing wrong? Serious answers only please. Hatemongerers need not reply. Thank you in advance for staying positive. I will not tolerate your hateful ways!!!
Asked by Ashley - Thu Aug 23 22:30:56 2007 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You've discovered the where the term, "Smokin' Da Juice" came from, eh? I understand that's legal in some counties now! .
Answered by freesumpin - Thu Aug 23 23:50:30 2007
Someone asked me to bring red wine, cheese and crackers I dont know what crackers and cheese to bring?
Q. I don't want to get anything to expensive but I dont want to get saltines and velveeta either. I was thinking of Yellow Tail red wine but please help me with suggesstions about the chhese and crackers that I can get in a supermarket?
Asked by susan - Sun Mar 16 08:14:26 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In Australia you can get whats called Trilogy cheese. It have 3 different flavoured cheeses in one. Your best bet would be to choose a cheese platter, they sell them prepackaged or you could also ask the deli counter. For crackers, choose something simple like Jatz.
Answered by Mel - Sun Mar 16 08:25:06 2008
Q. I don't want to get anything to expensive but I dont want to get saltines and velveeta either. I was thinking of Yellow Tail red wine but please help me with suggesstions about the chhese and crackers that I can get in a supermarket?
Asked by susan - Sun Mar 16 08:14:26 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In Australia you can get whats called Trilogy cheese. It have 3 different flavoured cheeses in one. Your best bet would be to choose a cheese platter, they sell them prepackaged or you could also ask the deli counter. For crackers, choose something simple like Jatz.
Answered by Mel - Sun Mar 16 08:25:06 2008
Is it a problem if my dog ate cheese or crackers?
Q. There was a platter out on my Thanksgiving table of cheese and crackers. While I wasn't watching, my Chocolate Lab managed to clear out nearly the whole thing, and with it, dozens of different cheeses, nuts, and crackers. Is a stomach ache the worst he'll have to contend with, or should we do something else to help him? Thank you!
Asked by zachs - Thu Nov 22 17:38:36 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. He'll be OK, I've had many dogs throughout my short life, and most of them ate stuff like that once in a while. They were OK, and nothing bad came out of it, except some had a little diarrhea. :)
Answered by Psycho Sid Vicious Fan - Thu Nov 22 20:16:00 2007
Q. There was a platter out on my Thanksgiving table of cheese and crackers. While I wasn't watching, my Chocolate Lab managed to clear out nearly the whole thing, and with it, dozens of different cheeses, nuts, and crackers. Is a stomach ache the worst he'll have to contend with, or should we do something else to help him? Thank you!
Asked by zachs - Thu Nov 22 17:38:36 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. He'll be OK, I've had many dogs throughout my short life, and most of them ate stuff like that once in a while. They were OK, and nothing bad came out of it, except some had a little diarrhea. :)
Answered by Psycho Sid Vicious Fan - Thu Nov 22 20:16:00 2007
How does drinking grape juice and consuming crackers become a remembrance of your Gods horrible death?
Q. How does drinking grape juice and consuming crackers become a remembrance of your Gods horrible death on the cross?
Asked by Sara - Sun Feb 7 00:26:32 2010 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you need to ask, I don't think you would understand the answer. Sorry.
Answered by lightperson - Sun Feb 7 00:43:52 2010
Q. How does drinking grape juice and consuming crackers become a remembrance of your Gods horrible death on the cross?
Asked by Sara - Sun Feb 7 00:26:32 2010 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you need to ask, I don't think you would understand the answer. Sorry.
Answered by lightperson - Sun Feb 7 00:43:52 2010
How many ml of graham cracker crums would 15 graham crackers be?
Q. The recipe calls for 15 crushed graham crackers, but I already have crums, how much would that mesure out to? thanks.
Asked by teeeee_rex - Mon Nov 23 01:12:22 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 15 g of graham cracker crumbs is equivalent to about 39.5 ml.
Answered by Betty - Mon Nov 23 03:10:13 2009
Q. The recipe calls for 15 crushed graham crackers, but I already have crums, how much would that mesure out to? thanks.
Asked by teeeee_rex - Mon Nov 23 01:12:22 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. 15 g of graham cracker crumbs is equivalent to about 39.5 ml.
Answered by Betty - Mon Nov 23 03:10:13 2009
Do any of you have rabbits who like to eat saltine crackers?
Q. We found out that our little 4 year old male mini lop loves saltine crackers. It seems to be his favorite treat. He is very healthy and eats his veggies, hay, and pellets. We were wondering if he needed the salt in the crackers.
Asked by Rick46 - Thu Sep 6 13:17:51 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They have mineral salt spools that you can offer your bunny to be sure that his salt intake is adequate. He may however just really like the saltines. I have a cat that oddly enough loves cantaloupe and goes bonkers with anticipation when I cut it. Just remember that treats are just that a treat not a part of the typical diet.
Answered by my3mohrkids - Thu Sep 6 13:24:05 2007
Q. We found out that our little 4 year old male mini lop loves saltine crackers. It seems to be his favorite treat. He is very healthy and eats his veggies, hay, and pellets. We were wondering if he needed the salt in the crackers.
Asked by Rick46 - Thu Sep 6 13:17:51 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They have mineral salt spools that you can offer your bunny to be sure that his salt intake is adequate. He may however just really like the saltines. I have a cat that oddly enough loves cantaloupe and goes bonkers with anticipation when I cut it. Just remember that treats are just that a treat not a part of the typical diet.
Answered by my3mohrkids - Thu Sep 6 13:24:05 2007
Any recipe ideas for cheese peanut butter crackers?
Q. I am helping with a summer camp and a lot of the food is donated. We have a gross (144 packages of 12 little packets which have 6 crackers each) of the orange colored peanut butter crackers. Every one is sick of eating them just the way they are. Any ideas on how to use them up?
Asked by damn_sam - Tue Jun 20 15:27:12 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Dip them in chocolate. Crush them an and make a pie crust out of them for a Butterfinger Pie (crushed BF, Cool Whip, Cream Cheese). Serve alongside chili instead of crackers.
Answered by Sugar Pie - Tue Jun 20 15:38:01 2006
Q. I am helping with a summer camp and a lot of the food is donated. We have a gross (144 packages of 12 little packets which have 6 crackers each) of the orange colored peanut butter crackers. Every one is sick of eating them just the way they are. Any ideas on how to use them up?
Asked by damn_sam - Tue Jun 20 15:27:12 2006 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Dip them in chocolate. Crush them an and make a pie crust out of them for a Butterfinger Pie (crushed BF, Cool Whip, Cream Cheese). Serve alongside chili instead of crackers.
Answered by Sugar Pie - Tue Jun 20 15:38:01 2006
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