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- iolite79 commented on iolite79's instructable 99-second Cheese Crisps
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View Instructable »Thanks for the tip, I'll have to try it out!
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This made me smile. It looks like it would be both fun and relaxing to make. The photo of the tile "baking tray" in the oven is adorable, and I love the tiny grapes. I could see these as magnets or ornaments. Very nice job!
- iolite79 commented on iolite79's instructable 99-second Cheese CrispsView Instructable »
Why, thank you very much! Unglamorous though it may be, the microwave tends to be the quickest and most reliable appliance for the job. (Many a cheese slice have been sacrificed to my oven to draw this conclusion.)
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Thanks, I hope you'll try them.
Why, thank you. Enjoy!
And thank you for trying them! Wow, that sounds like a great microwave; you could have a whole package made in minutes. Which may or may not be a good thing ;-)
You are quite welcome, and thank you for the compliments! I agree, the cost-to-crisp ratio is what inspired me to try making my own in the first place. The least pricey brand I've found is called Mrs. Cubbison's. They're usually about $3, but making them from scratch is a lot more cost-effective. The best part is you can use your favorite cheeses with a ton of different flavor combinations. If you have a Trader Joe's in your area, I highly recommend their spices. They are pretty inexpensive with a lot of variety.