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Wiki entries (37)

• WikiAmmonium bicarbonate: the raising agent behind Ritz, TUC and Mini Cheddars, /ammonium bicarbonate/
• WikiBest crackers for cheese: a cracker for every cheese on the board, /best crackers for cheese/
• WikiBreadsticks: the grissini of Turin, from a prince's plain bread to the cheese board, /breadsticks/
• WikiBurns Night: oatcakes, Scottish cheese and the last course of a Burns supper, /burns night biscuits/
• WikiCarr's of Carlisle: the bakery behind the table water biscuit, /carrs water biscuits and the carlisle bakery/
• WikiCheese crackers: Cheddars, Mini Cheddars, cheese oatcakes, and how much cheese is really in them, /cheese biscuits/
• WikiCheese straws: Mrs Beeton's cayenne cheeses and the cocktail party snack of two continents, /cheese straws/
• WikiCrackers in soup: the medieval sop, America's oyster crackers and saltines, and what to crumble into your bowl, /crackers in soup/
• WikiCrackers: every kind explained, and what to eat them with, /crackers/
• WikiCrispbread: Sweden's rye cracker, and how it reached British tables, /crispbread/
• WikiGluten free crackers: what the label means, why oats need care, and crackers for a gluten free cheese board, /gluten free crackers/
• WikiHardtack: the ship's biscuit that fed navies and armies, and gave us the cracker, /hardtack ships biscuit/
• WikiHow are cream crackers made? A slow ferment, thin layers and a fast bake, /how are cream crackers made/
• WikiHow are rice cakes made? Heat, pressure and a fifth of a second, /how are rice cakes made/
• WikiJacob's crackers: cream crackers, Cheddars, TUC and the Aintree bakery, /jacobs crackers/
• WikiJamaican water crackers and the crackers of the Caribbean: Excelsior, SodaBix and Shirley, /caribbean biscuits/
• WikiMarmite biscuits: love it or hate it, from Marmite and cheese oatcakes to homemade savoury biscuits, /marmite biscuits/
• WikiMatzo: how matzo crackers are made, the 18 minute rule, and the history of Passover bread, /matzo/
• WikiMelba toast: the crisp toast named after an opera singer, /melba toast/
• WikiOatcakes: Scotland's crisp oat cracker, and how to serve it, /oatcakes/
• WikiPeter's Yard: the Swedish style sourdough crispbread, and what makes it different, /peters yard/
• WikiProtein biscuits: what high protein means on a label, how protein crackers are made, and how much protein ordinary biscuits have, /protein biscuits/
• WikiRakusen's: the Leeds matzo bakery that began in a back room in 1900, /rakusens/
• WikiRice cakes: puffed rice cakes, Asian rice cakes, and how they compare with oatcakes and Ryvita, /rice cakes/
• WikiRitz crackers: a bite of the good life since 1934, /ritz crackers/
• WikiRusks: the twice baked bread of the world, from beschuit and zwieback to beskuit, /rusks/
• WikiRyvita: the British rye crispbread, from a 1925 import business to Poole, /ryvita/
• WikiSaltines: America's soda cracker, and its British cousins, /saltine crackers/
• WikiSeeded crackers: the seeds in crackers, oatcakes and crispbreads, and what to check on the pack, /seeded crackers/
• WikiSesame biscuits and crackers: barazek, benne wafers, ka'ak and sesame crispbreads, /sesame biscuits/
• WikiSpelt biscuits: the ancient wheat in crackers and cookies, and why it still contains gluten, /spelt biscuits/
• WikiStockan's oatcakes: triangle oatcakes from Stromness in Orkney, /stockans oatcakes/
• WikiThe Bath Oliver: a Georgian doctor's cheese biscuit, and how it vanished in 2025, /bath oliver/
• WikiTUC crackers: the salty Belgian cracker of 1958, /tuc crackers/
• WikiTwiglets: the knobbly yeast extract snack invented by accident at Peek Freans, /twiglets/
• WikiUnited Biscuits and pladis: the company behind McVitie's, Jacob's and Carr's, from 1948 to today, /united biscuits/
• WikiWhy do biscuits have holes? Docking, from Ritz crackers to Bourbons, /why do biscuits have holes/

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