Plinko Graham Cracker

What can I say a graham cracker is a graham cracker well one thing I can add. An inexpensive graham cracker does not have to be a cheap one. These are tasty don’t fall apart like some brands I’ve used and very much a typical graham cracker, crunchy and delicious

Perfect! Not too sweet .

great taste, great value

These are less crisp and have kind of mealy texture and taste as compared with the name brands — although I suspect that may be closer to the original graham crackers that were developed as a “health food”. The taste difference really doesn’t matter though if what you’re doing is making peanut butter crackers for kids. ( You might want to upgrade if you’re making s’mores with adults, but I think you can still get by. ) The one things I wish I could tell you is if they work well for graham cracker crusts. Unfortunately I haven’t tried it so I can’t say for sure, but I’m a little concerned that the comparative softness of these crackers might make for a mushy crust. I think I’d probably try to crisp them up a bit — maybe 5 minutes in a 300F oven — before I tried to grind them up.

It is much better than other "cheap" Graham crackers. I'm a honeymaid Graham crackers snob. This brand is drier, but the taste is really good. Other brands taste like card board, this is good.