Seasonal collection · Six edited picks

Thanksgiving, without turning it into a project

There’s already enough to do. These are six promising recipes and serving ideas, each with a clear place for Jack’s Crackers. The recipes belong to the cooks credited below. The pairing notes—and the cracker crumbs—are ours.

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Recipe pick

Warm brie needs a cracker with enough character to stay in the conversation. Red Wine Crackers bring savory depth that works with the cheese, fruit, and nuts without making the whole thing sweeter.

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Recipe by Jeanine Donofrio at Love & Lemons.

Red Wine Crackers

02

Recipe pick

Feta’s salt and tang can take an aromatic cracker. Lavender Rosemary Crackers add an herbal edge that feels at home on a holiday table and keeps the dip from tasting one-note.

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Recipe by Jeanine Donofrio at Love & Lemons.

Lavender Rosemary Crackers

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Recipe pick

Butternut squash is soft and sweet; Cracked Pepper & Sage Crackers give it crispness, pepper, and the familiar savory note of a Thanksgiving kitchen.

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Recipe by Kathryne Taylor at Cookie and Kate.

Cracked Pepper & Sage Crackers

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Recipe pick · Serving idea

Save a little cranberry sauce for the cracker board. A spoonful with sharp cheddar on Cracked Pepper & Sage Crackers gives you tart fruit, salty cheese, and familiar holiday herbs.

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Cranberry sauce recipe by Jennifer Segal at Once Upon a Chef. The cheddar-and-cracker note is Jack’s.

Cracked Pepper & Sage Crackers

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Tested pairing · Serving idea

Pimento cheese

Pimento cheese and Cluck Yeah! Crackers both understand bold flavor. The crackers bring savory poultry-seasoning character; the cheese brings richness, pepper, and enough tang to keep the bite moving.

Cluck Yeah! Crackers

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Recipe pick

This is the easy end of Thanksgiving: pumpkin, cream cheese, and a Graham Cracker to scoop it up. It belongs after the formal part of dessert, when nobody needs another plated course.

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Recipe from Budget Bytes.

Graham Crackers

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