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Buy Graham Cracker Crumbs To Save

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Date: 07/23/2008 Topic: Food Tips & Info > Grocery Shopping  
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Graham Cracker Crumbs are an essential for lots of "quick baking". I used to buy the cheapest boxes of crackers, and pulverize them to get crumbs for my recipes. I found out today that the "crumbs" are cheaper then the whole crackers. Graham Cracker crumbs are in the flour and cake isle, while the whole Graham Crackers are in with the cookies.

There is a significant savings. Check it out.

By Christine from Sterling, VA
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By (Guest Post)
Are you figuring ounce per ounce? This surprises me as they charge if they have any work to do...thus, crushing them into crumbs.

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By Betty (Guest Post)
If you buy your graham crackers in the dollar store, it is cheaper to make your own crumbs.

Posted on 07/24/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse

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