graham crackery

A form of graham-crackery — With or made from graham crackers.

Meanings

adjectivegraham crackery (comparative more graham crackery, superlative most graham crackery)

comparative more graham crackery · superlative most graham crackery

  1. alternativeAlternative spelling of graham-crackery.

    Hot ’n’ flavory . . . Hi-Graham is the first hot cereal with delicious “graham crackery” taste.

    1966 November 2, Nabisco, “Porridge, your days are numbered”, in The Calgary Herald, Calgary, Alta., page 14
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    Wednesday — Hamburger or cheeseburger, pickle slices, buttered corn, graham crackery pudding, sliced peaches, milk.

    1987 August 22, “Menus”, in Urbana Daily Citizen, 149th year, number 107, Urbana, Oh., page 3, column 4

    Seconds later, 14-inch-high flames – actual flames – shot out of the toaster, which was under a cabinet. […] The pop tarts tasted fine – very graham crackery, lots of marshmallow, and not enough chocolate, but I have to bomb this item because of the danger it poses.

    1993 April 21, Jean E. Arnevick, “Pop-tart s’mores just aren’t like the real thing”, in The Olympian, Olympia, Wash., page E1

    This really isn't a "what else" but I strongly suggest that you try your Stilton on digestive biscuits. Strange name for a delicious English biscuit that has a somewhat sweetish, graham crackery taste that seems the perfect compliment to Stilton.

    1995 February 10, HF....@forsythe.stanford.edu, “Stilton Cheese”, in rec.food.cooking (Usenet), archived from the original on 13 Nov 2023

    moon pie, n. 1. cookie sandwich, featuring two round, graham crackery things, with marshmallow in between, dipped in banana-flavored icing, eaten with YooHoo Chocolate Drink and/or RC Cola.

    1995 March 22, David Swanger, “Generic Moonpies”, in rec.sport.football.college (Usenet), archived from the original on 13 Nov 2023

    My s'more was n'more :(. Magnum yawned at me, emitting a distinct graham crackery smell (he yawns when something is stuck in his teeth) and went back to grazing, content with his treat theft.

    1995 September 25, Sheryl White, “Attributing Human Vices to Horses”, in rec.equestrian (Usenet), archived from the original on 13 Nov 2023
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