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[drizzellla]

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@SouthernBee wrote:

@drizzellla : Thank you. I have the cheese on my next shopping list. I told DH about this and he remembered the cheese and wants some.

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Today I went to the grocery store. I was going to buy the remaining Old English Cheese. WELL, there were no jars left. So I am thrilled that someone is enjoying the cheese too.

[SouthernBee]

@drizzellla :I purchased the crackers and two jars of the cheese. I had a small taste and really enjoyed them. DH was happy. I was able to trash my small plastic juice and prefer the cheese glass jar and much easier to clean. Found the cheese with the macaroni and other pasta . There were about 8 jars.

[jannabelle1]

@novamc1, lol, good comment! We're just talking about a few snack crackers! If folks don't like them or choose not to eat them for personal health reasons, so be it - move on to a different topic. I love Triscuit crackers and will try the thins, although I'm pretty much loving the regular size with dill, sea salt and olive oil! I can also say that if Kraft Olde English isn't available, Roka Blue and Pimento are also good alternatives on Triscuits! So are the little containers of flavored whipped cream cheese. Enjoy!

[4kitties]

So, after reading this thread, I had to find the Old English cheese.  And of course I had to get the thin Triscuits too...........

Have not eaten either yet, but I am sure Mr. 4kitties will open them both tomorrow and I will sample them both!

[Nick and Nora]

We got the thins (triangle shape) before I ever saw this thread.  As a cracker, they're too small.  But as snacks and for dipping?  👍🏻

Now I gotta look for that cheese!  

[depglass]

I tried them specifically because of your post.  I got the garlic and parmesan, excellent.  Our market runs a big sale on Triscuits once a year and I load up.  These will be on next year's list.