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Saltine Snackers

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Ingredients

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1 (1 lb) box saltine crackers (used multi-grain for this recipe)
1 cup oil (vegetable, canola or pecan)
1 (1 ounce) package dry ranch dressing mix
1/4 cup red pepper flakes
2 tablespoons garlic powder
3 tablespoons grated parmesan cheese (used kraft)

Nutritional information

5262.7
Calories
3087 g
Calories From Fat
343 g
Total Fat
55.7 g
Saturated Fat
13.2 mg
Cholesterol
5220.6 mg
Sodium
561.3 g
Carbs
124.1 g
Dietary Fiber
47.3 g
Sugars
98.5 g
Protein
1106g
Serving Size

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Saltine Snackers

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    These were really good, but I baked them for about 40 minutes stirring every 10-15 minutes. We made them into "crackwiches" with summer sausage and sliced cheese. I made them for a teacher potluck using 3 bags of oyster crackers and baking for 40 minutes. I may try these with low sodium Triscuts next time. Thank you, I had many teachers asking for the recipe.

    • 45 min
    • Serves 3
    • Easy

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    Saltine Snackers, Had a saltine similar to this one over the weekend at a Home Interior/BHG party I had never had them before and was pleasantly surprised (Thanks Mrs Monte!) Well, everyone knows that I can’t leave a recipe alone, so I came home and mixed up a box of my own You can mix and match your seasonings to suit your taste These are great for a party or just to keep on hand for snacking!, These were really good, but I baked them for about 40 minutes stirring every 10-15 minutes We made them into crackwiches with summer sausage and sliced cheese I made them for a teacher potluck using 3 bags of oyster crackers and baking for 40 minutes I may try these with low sodium Triscuts next time Thank you, I had many teachers asking for the recipe , My MIL has been making these for a few years now and they are always a hit! I love them Her’s are a little different (maybe the basic original recipe) She just blends the oil, pepper flakes, and ranch dressing mix then she pours this over the crackers in a large bowl, tosses to coat all, and just rolls the bag around to keep the crackers coated and shakes them back into as much a single layer as she can There’s no baking at all involved She does let them sit for a few hours I like to heat the oil and pepper flakes and let it sit for a couple of days to have some extra punch but it’s not needed I love the idea of the cheese and garlic powder, I would LOVE them that way! I love your recipes also, been reading them and saving a few to my cookbook to try later on! Have a great day


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    Steps

    1
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    In a 2.5 Gallon Ziploc Bag, Place All 4 Sleeves of the Saltines.

    2
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    Blend the Oil and Remaining Ingredients in a Small Bowl.

    3
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    Pour This Mixture Over the Saltines and Shake Well Until the Crackers Are Coated.

    4
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    Remove the Crackers from the Bag and Place Them in Single Layers on a Cookie Sheet (this Will Take Several Batches).

    5
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    Bake For 5 Minutes at 200 Degrees.

    6
    Done

    Remove from Oven and Take the Crackers from the Tray and Place Them on Paper Towels to Cool.

    7
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    Cool Completely, Then Place in an Airtight Container For Storage.

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