Rainforest crackers

Homemade Raincoast Crisps are a copycat version of the famously beautiful and crunchy crackers that dominate cheese boards everywhere, and they're so easy to make!

These gourmet fruit and nut crackers are packed with dried fruit and nuts, but are still super crispy and crunchy. They're the perfect addition to any charcuterie board or for snacking!

Full of flavor, texture & crunch. These copycat Homemade Raincoast Crisp Crackers are easy to make. Easy to customize. They rival the expensive crispy crackers found in high-end markets. A Hint of Rosemary #ahintofrosemary #appetizer #snack #bread #charcuterie #cheeseboard

DIY Raincoast Crisps

From first crunchy nut-filled bite, we’ve been big fans of the rosemary raisin pecan crackers from Raincoast Crisps. Addicts, really. Our habit has been kept in check only by the long trek across town to the one store that carries them and the fact that their cost still makes us think twice. This DIY recipe might just be our salvation.Julie of the blog Dinner with Julie developed this recipe after finding herself in a similarly addictive relationship with Raincoast Crisps.

My home made contribution to Valentines Day evening was a home made pate and crackers served with cheese (not home made). These crackers to be exact. They're Raincoast Crisps, a seedy, nutty cracker that has something of a cult like following. They have several flavours to choose from but in this month's Daring Bakers challenge we were just trying one.

FRIDAY!!!! I came home to the smell of these absolutely glorious crackers. Lovely with cheese or cream cheese or just plain with tea. ...

If you've tried the delicious Pumpkin Cranberry Crisps from Trader Joe's, you're going to be thrilled to be able to make them yourself - for a fraction of the price! If you haven't tried them, you'll be thrilled - when you take the first bite of these Copycat Trader Joe's Pumpkin Cranberry Crisps!

This copycat version of fruit and nut crackers is easy to make and budget-friendly. And, they make a perfect hostess gift (yes, please!).

Included in a basket of home-made goodies from my neighbour at Christmas were these most delicious crackers...chock full of seeds, nuts and craisins. I'm still waiting for her to give me the recipe, but in the meanwhile I came up with a copycat version of Kristi's Christmas crackers. They are now Olympic crackers at our house, the munchie of choice while we watch the winter games. Cranberry-Hazelnut Seed Crackers Ingredients: 2 cups (500 ml) whole wheat flour 1 tsp. (5 ml) salt 2 tsp. (10…