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flattened out and baked. fermented crackers, such as saltines, use a sponge starter method in order to achieve rise in the cracker. these crackers are typically bland, slightly salted, and low in fat content, about - %. they are often eaten with soup, and used as pallet cleansers between wine tastings. chemically
leavened crackers form another group of crackers that have significantly more variation. these crackers can have any number of additives such as cheese, herbs, spices, seeds, nuts, and whatever the baker deems appropriate. they are typically sprayed with hot oil after baking in order to apply toppings...
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