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Once you select the quantity, you’ll be able to customize your flavors!
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Once you’ve clicked on a bundle quantity, you’ll see a “Select Flavors” button. This button will direct you to a form that allows you to mix and match your favorite flavors into your order.
Bolstered by whole wheat flour and toasted sesame oil, our Tuxedo Sesame crackers are deliciously complex. Black and white sesame seeds give the crackers a richness, and roasted garlic complements the flavor to create a delightful cracker. It’s no wonder that they won a 2021 Good Food Award!
Our simplest cracker is anything but plain. The Sea Salt crackers are where the complex flavors of our wild yeast cultures shine the brightest. Accentuated by a coating of flaky sea salt, these crackers are the perfect vehicle for mild cheeses. Even better, our Sea Salt crackers won a 2020 Good Food Award!
Rosemary has long been lauded for its wealth of health benefits, and in our Rosemary and Roasted Garlic crackers, we let this magnificent herb take center stage. Delightfully aromatic and deliciously complex, these crackers are the perfect addition to charcuterie plates.
A unique blend of peppers gives the Firecrackers their name, but don't be fooled, these crackers only pack a punch with flavor, not heat. Created in collaboration with Rucker Johns, a NC restaurant, these crackers are perfect for dipping in pimento cheese, chevre, or crab dip. With their versatility, it's no wonder they won a 2020 Good Food Award!
The Everything cracker is our take on the classic everything bagel, and features a delicious blend of spices and herbs. These crackers are just as good topped with cream cheese as they are cheddar.
Our Black Pepper and Sea Salt crackers are defined by a blend of cracked black peppercorns and coarse ground black peppercorns that act as a delicious aromatic with only a fraction of the heat. They are delightfully contradictory, and pair well with a sweeter cheese.
