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Ranch Oyster Crackers

Submitted by: Jackie Smith 
These oyster crackers seasoned with packaged Ranch salad dressing mix are an easy-to-make and easy-to-eat snack for any party occasion. 

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Ranch Style Oyster Crackers

Submitted by: Nina 
This crunchy baked seasoned cracker dish can be used as a side dish, a dressing or a stuffing. 

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Seasoned Oyster Crackers

Submitted by: BSCHAFFLER 
Oyster crackers coated in ranch dressing mix and herbs are perfect for topping salads! 

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Herb Oyster Crackers

Submitted by: QUEENTWO 
Use your own herb mix to season oyster crackers for a great snack on Super Bowl Sunday, or anytime! 

Snack Crackers

Submitted by: JODI 
These oyster crackers are 'marinated' in herbs, oil and ranch-dressing mix, then stored in a jar for instant munching. 

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Crackers a la Yvette

Submitted by: DebAC 
Living In: Lipan, Texas, USA
These are deliciously crunchy soda crackers with a special spicy seasoning. The longer these sit, the better they get! 

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Seasoned Crackers

Submitted by: Julie 
Serve these oyster crackers seasoned with dill weed, garlic powder and packaged ranch dressing as a snack, or as a garnish for soup or chowder. 

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Wheat Crackers

Submitted by: Ray Anne 
This thin wheat cracker is simple and thrifty to make. It will taste great with any dip or spread, and they will have much more character than factory made crackers. 

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Cheddar Ranch Dip

Submitted by: RONNA5 
This dip is similar to other bacon and Cheddar dips, but with a cool, creamy kick! Enjoy it with tortilla chips, celery sticks or rice cakes, or use it as a sandwich spread. 

Grilled Oyster Mushrooms

Submitted by: Anonymous 
These are simple to do, but you must watch the process carefully so that the mushrooms don't char. Plop the oyster mushrooms onto the grill -- brush with a bit of olive oil if you like -- and grill until they begin to brown. 
 
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