crispbread
Britishnoun
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Whether you’re seeking fishballs, salty licorice or crispbread, Marina Market likely stocks it.
From Seattle Times
I could picture the golden glow of crispbread baking in a Norwegian friend’s kitchen, overlooking a harbor in a cod-fishing village in Lofoten.
From Washington Post
Sunflower and sesame seeds make this whole grain crispbread low on carbs, but high in healthy fats.
From Salon
Take this slice of crispbread, for instance.
From BBC
AB Foods said its grocery revenues would be bigger than last year, with growth in brands such as Twinings tea and Ryvita crispbread.
From BBC
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