I was wondering what exactly are soda crackers? Are they your normal
saltine crackers. I have a recipe to make mock apple pie and it calls for
soda crackers and I am not sure what to use. Any help will be appreciated.

Layla

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says...
> I was wondering what exactly are soda crackers? Are they your normal
> saltine crackers. I have a recipe to make mock apple pie and it calls for
> soda crackers and I am not sure what to use. Any help will be appreciated.
>
> Layla
>

Yes, saltines. They used to be called soda crackers because they are
made with baking soda. You might want to use the unsalted kind for a
pie.

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Peter Aitken

temporary resident wrote:
>
> I was wondering what exactly are soda crackers? Are they your normal
> saltine crackers. I have a recipe to make mock apple pie and it calls for
> soda crackers and I am not sure what to use. Any help will be appreciated.

Soda crackers are ordinary saltines.

But this is much better:
http://www.kraftfoods.com/recipes/Ca...kApplePie.html

Sheldon

On Jul 9, 11:48 am, temporary resident
> wrote:
> I was wondering what exactly are soda crackers? Are they your normal
> saltine crackers. I have a recipe to make mock apple pie and it calls for
> soda crackers and I am not sure what to use. Any help will be appreciated.
>
> Layla


As I recall, the mock apple pie recipe is supposed to use Ritz
crackers (round, buttery snack crackers).

N.