Anonymous
7/1/2025, 10:52:17 AM No.21439526
Is there any reason why saltine crackers can't replace bread as your staple food? It's literally the same ingredients, but it has the advantage of not going stale.
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Anonymous
7/1/2025, 10:59:01 AM No.21439532
>It's literally the same ingredients
False.
>it has the advantage of not going stale.
False.
>Is there any reason why saltine crackers can't replace bread as your staple food?
I prefer other staple foods.
False.
>it has the advantage of not going stale.
False.
>Is there any reason why saltine crackers can't replace bread as your staple food?
I prefer other staple foods.
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Anonymous
7/1/2025, 11:05:27 AM No.21439538
>>21439526 (OP)
Buy flour and make a starter, its just flour and water.
You can make sourdough crackers easily, just make a very wet dough and spread it thin; add salt or get as fancy as you want with herbs.
Buy flour and make a starter, its just flour and water.
You can make sourdough crackers easily, just make a very wet dough and spread it thin; add salt or get as fancy as you want with herbs.
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Anonymous
7/1/2025, 5:38:36 PM No.21440063
>>21439532
>wheat, flour, yeast
>lasts a long time compared to bread which last for only days
>>21439538
What if I'm homeless? Can I survive off of crackers?
>wheat, flour, yeast
>lasts a long time compared to bread which last for only days
>>21439538
What if I'm homeless? Can I survive off of crackers?