Everything about Cream Cracker totally explained
A
cream cracker is a flat, usually square savoury
biscuit. They are similar to a
matzo although typically they're thicker and approximately 8 cm square. They are made from wheat flour and
yeast, and are commonly served with
cheese or other savoury topping such as
Marmite or
Vegemite. They are also very good just with
butter or
margarine or even
au naturel. They are highly popular in the
United Kingdom. The most famous cream cracker manufacturer is
Jacob's Bakery Ltd, a subsidiary of
United Biscuits. Each Jacob's cracker contains 34
kcal.
Trivia
- "Cream cracker" is rhyming slang for "knacker", as in "I'm cream-crackered" (meaning I'm exhausted). In Ireland "Knacker" or "Creamer" is synonymous with Skanger.
- The animated character Wallace always eats his cheese on Jacob's cream crackers (identifiable by their distinctive orange packaging).
- The video game reviewer Ben "Yahtzee" Croshaw from Zero Punctuation makes references to Jacob's cream crackers in several of his reviews.
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