graham cracker
Named after Sylvester Graham, an advocate of dietary reform in the 19th century, the 'graham cracker' is a popular snack and dessert ingredient in the United States.
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Definition
B1Culinary
(general)A sweet, rectangular cracker made from whole wheat flour, often flavored with honey or cinnamon.
Example
- She packed graham crackers for the kids' snack.
- Graham crackers are a key ingredient in making s'mores.
B2Baking
(technical)A slightly sweet cracker used as a base for various desserts like cheesecakes and pie crusts.
Example
- The recipe calls for a graham cracker crust.
- Crushed graham crackers add a delightful crunch to the dessert.
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