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24. Bagel chips, pita chips, and assorted toast points.

Reply to a kennedy (Original post)

Mon Nov 30, 2020, 02:20 PM

Nov 2020

I like to buy a bunch of different breads like rye, pumpernickel, herb breads, sourdough, and breads with lots of visible seeds and nuts. Cut them into either square or triangle shaped quarters, other fun shapes can be cut with cookie cutters, then lightly toast them all.

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Need help, what's the best cracker for a lobster dip, cheeses, and all round [View all] a kennedy Nov 2020 OP

The leighbythesea2 Nov 2020 #1

I always used to buy the imported Carrs or Cabaret water crackers hlthe2b Nov 2020 #2

I like Stacy's Simply Naked pita chips lillypaddle Nov 2020 #3

Mmmmmmm, melba rounds, great, thanks. Hate when chips break in the dip..... a kennedy Nov 2020 #6

I use unflavored, lightly salted pita chips for dips. SpankMe Nov 2020 #4

Ritz or if you need a really sturdy one, Triscuits. nt Phoenix61 Nov 2020 #5

Yah, Triscuits always come in handy......AND they do have varieties of em. a kennedy Nov 2020 #7

Agree-Triscuits are sturdy enough for spreads or dips.And come in plain or delicious subtle flavors. northoftheborder Nov 2020 #21

Plus Triscuits are a good source for fiber. Midnight Writer Nov 2020 #26

I recommend a club-type cracker Cirque du So-What Nov 2020 #8

Yah, that's a go to isn't it? And just plain they are delicious. a kennedy Nov 2020 #9

Water crackers cp Nov 2020 #10

This is exactly what I was thinking.......firm enough, yet allow the cracker to not overpower the a kennedy Nov 2020 #20

I have put pricy crackers and Triscuits out. Polly Hennessey Nov 2020 #11

Mary's crackers are gluten free and covered in seeds and like things. applegrove Nov 2020 #12

You can also get tiny pitas and cut them in half and fill each half with lobster. N/T applegrove Nov 2020 #13

my fave is Sociables Trueblue Texan Nov 2020 #14

I'll put in my vote for water crackers. MoonchildCA Nov 2020 #15

My store has a brand called Private Selection & they have several different types of crackers. CrispyQ Nov 2020 #16

We do hors d'oeuvres for Christmas Eve Backseat Driver Nov 2020 #17

Hey ya inviting us over??? Ha ha, that's right no large gatherings..... a kennedy Nov 2020 #23

place a plate.... quickesst Nov 2020 #18

I love the Town House crackers. Good buttery flavor. Fla Dem Nov 2020 #19

I hear ya.....and I knew this just needed support eh?? 🙂. a kennedy Nov 2020 #22

Bagel chips, pita chips, and assorted toast points. procon Nov 2020 #24

TRISCUIT - or I wont be coming :-) Kashkakat v.2.0 Nov 2020 #25

I hear ya.....plain only way to have crackers with dips or cheeses. a kennedy Nov 2020 #31

Do as the French do and don't use a cracker at all Major Nikon Nov 2020 #27

Shut up.......I ABSOLUTELY LOVE toasted baguettes....one of my poker partners a kennedy Nov 2020 #30

I think it works far better than crackers Major Nikon Nov 2020 #33

I've always liked plain Wheat Thins, but any of the crackers mentioned The Velveteen Ocelot Nov 2020 #28

Stoned Wheat... 3catwoman3 Nov 2020 #29

I completely agree. One of my favorite crackers. smirkymonkey Nov 2020 #32

How about Wheat Thins? (nfm) SunDrop23 Nov 2020 #34