Cheese Crackers! Induction Friendly.

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  • The_Sgts_Wifey
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    • Dec 28, 2007
    • 33
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    Cheese Crackers! Induction Friendly.

    I got this wonderful recipe from sugarfreesheila.com I LOVE THIS ONE i eat it all the time!!

    Small pinch of grated cheddar for each "chip"
    ½ tsp. onion powder
    ½ tsp. garlic powder

    Place on non-stick cookie sheet & bake at 400º for
    approximately 6 minutes until flat, hard, & crisp - not
    burned! Remove with spatula & place on paper towel

    (I dont use the garlic and onion powder but I do put some dryed parsley on top and some all seasoning and its great!! PERFECT snack for induction.)
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    • DuchessOfDork
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      • Dec 27, 2007
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      #2
      Re: Cheese Crackers! Induction Friendly.

      I gotta make me some of these. I've been craving cheese nips because my jack-hole boyfriend keeps buying them! >=(
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        • The_Sgts_Wifey
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          • Dec 28, 2007
          • 33
          #3
          Re: Cheese Crackers! Induction Friendly.

          Oh!! Me to I crave cheese-itz all the time and when I saw this I was like *faints* Here is my crunchy craving under control
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            • Adena
              • Aug 16, 2006
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              #4
              Re: Cheese Crackers! Induction Friendly.

              You can also do this in the microwave -- just keep cooking until it goes from melted to slightly brown. Usually about 2 minutes, depending on how much cheese you are melting.

              I use a paper plate and make one giant "chip" that I break/tear into pieces.

              For an extra treat, you can eat these with salsa (and sour cream).
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                • LilysMommy
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                  • Aug 25, 2008
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                  Re: Cheese Crackers! Induction Friendly.

                  These sound yummy...gonna try them for sure! I am definately a snacker, so this will help.


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                    • Mommy2LittleMissBellaBre
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                      • Aug 17, 2008
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                      Re: Cheese Crackers! Induction Friendly.

                      I just made these.. they taste like cheese its lol mmmm they were so good and they gave me a chip crunch ive been missing!!!.. i used sharp chedder and sprinkled a little garlic powder and salt on them they were yummy!!






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                        • telanca
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                          • Jul 21, 2008
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                          Re: Cheese Crackers! Induction Friendly.

                          crunchy=good. I also mix a bit of ground spicy pork rinds in with these, to increase the spicy, but only in the oven, not the microwave!
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                            • valcan
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                              • Jul 19, 2008
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                              #8
                              Re: Cheese Crackers! Induction Friendly.

                              Hi,

                              Using parchment paper in the microwave works great. The chips don't stick and it is fast.

                              Val

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                                • mrskeffer08
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                                  • Mar 14, 2010
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                                  Re: Cheese Crackers! Induction Friendly.

                                  I love this! Taste just like cheese its!!! Thank you!

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                                    • Nabug
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                                      • May 02, 2010
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                                      #10
                                      Re: Cheese Crackers! Induction Friendly.

                                      Gosh, these sound soooo good! I'm gonna make some today.

                                      Also, any ideas on quick 'take with you' snacks? I deliver the mail and need something easy to take on my route every day.

                                      Thanks

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