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WilliamKY

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First off I want to thank whoever it was who posted the bacon wrapped saltines a few days ago. I swear I cant remember who it was. Thank you for the inspiration.
I was intrigued by the saltine but wanted to do something different. The Triscuit seemed perfect. Nice and fibrous to soak up the bacon grease. I wrapped them with half slices of bacon and gave a sprinkle of ground black pepper and nothing else. Cooked for about an hour at around 240 with a chunk of cherry wood. For toppings I had pimento cheese, spinach and artichoke dip, and spicy Pico de gallo. They were great and to my surprise stayed crunchy. Will do again. Thanks for looking.
 

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I saw that same post and thought Nope,too greasy for a saltine.I love the Triscuit idea but I am gonna try the saltine ones too.,just because.
 
I did these on Saturday. Fantastic. Forgot the pepper tho. Got the fixins to more this weekend.
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