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  • graham crackers
    graham cracker
    / Common uses

    
a primary ingredient in the s’more, a traditional American dessert featuring toasted marshmallow and chocolate sandwiched between two graham crackers, and in the moon pie, a graham cookie (a sweeter version of a graham cracker) sandwich snack filled with marshmallow and dipped in flavored coating. Graham crackers are also frequently


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a primary ingredient in the s’more, a traditional American dessert featuring toasted marshmallow and chocolate sandwiched between two graham crackers, and in the moon pie, a graham cookie (a sweeter version of a graham cracker) sandwich snack filled with marshmallow and dipped in flavored coating. Graham crackers are also frequently


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