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Author: ff
Date: 08-24-2017 - 19:39

One really interesting menu came up with Bent's Crackers... an "invention" of 1801 . These were pressed grain and water only... They were found once only in a store in a package in Oakland Cal in mid-30's There were very thin, toast brown and like 4 x 4 inches square in shape. Thx all for entries

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