What are the best Triscuit flavors, and why are so many of them disgusting? I bought a box of the Gouda Triscuits and felt like puking. Fire Roasted Tomato is pretty decent. Mediterranean Olive Oil is ok but gets weirder the more you eat. DESU I'm scared to buy any other flavored Triscuits because they're so unpredictable.
So, what's the best thing to eat with Original Triscuits? I've been eating hummus. Or what's a good replacement cracker?
Alexander Robinson
The only correct answer is cracked pepper and olive oil. It’s probably backed up by a bible passage somewhere.
Charles Mitchell
>cracked pepper and olive oil Nice, that's my go to flavor.
Hudson Barnes
I like the kalamata olive ones with a sun dried tomato pesto spread on them.
Lincoln Powell
>because they're so unpredictable. That's the best part.
Nathaniel Cooper
Reduced fat, what else?
Jayden Davis
I like the rosemary olive oil.
Adrian Long
The only one I like besides regular is rosemary & olive oil.
Rosemary & olive oil triscuits with old cheddar might be one of the best snacks ever.
Jacob Torres
The dill ones are pretty good
Jackson Watson
Rosemary & Olive Oil and Fire Roasted Tomato & Olive Oil are the two best.
Roasted garlic is pretty good too.
Gabriel Lewis
buy a superior snack
Connor Nelson
>Rosemary & olive oil triscuits with old cheddar might be one of the best snacks ever.
i think we just became best friends
Austin Long
Bought this box of abominations yesterday and was thoroughly unimpressed. The honey flavor is very fake, and they were salty as fuck. I mean why? Their brownrice crackers are sweeter...
Best flavors are 1. black pepper/ sea salt 2. Roast garlic 3. Rosemary/ olive oil
Taste like feet.
Lucas Flores
I like that they taste like stovetop stuffing
Kayden Miller
Forgot pic
Grayson Myers
Baked brie with original
Aaron Hall
plain; make your own toppings
Owen Green
This. These things are addicting as fuck.
Almost bought these tonight.
Dominic Peterson
My nigga.
Easton Gray
>Top with ricotta, asparagus, and honey If you're buying Triscuits you ain't got that shit in your house
Kevin Bennett
Same here, except with Swiss cheese. Cheddar is great, but I think Swiss pairs with rosemary better.
James Smith
Any way to make snack crackers like these at home from scratch without needing to buy a bunch of crazy new equipment? I would like the texture of if possible but maybe with some herbs or cheese?