soda cracker

American  

noun

1. a thin, crisp cracker or wafer prepared from a yeast dough that has been neutralized by baking soda.

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Etymology

Origin of soda cracker

First recorded in 1820–30

Example Sentences

What we know for certain is that El Submarino sends its seafood cocktails out with red, white and blue packages of SkyFlakes, a soda cracker baked in the Philippines.

From New York Times

Sitting around the kitchen table we had a sad, makeshift dinner of canned mushroom soup, soda crackers, and tea without sugar or milk.

From Literature

On “Zoom,” a diverse group of children created high-energy activities for their peers, including stunts like trying to whistle after stuffing their mouths with soda crackers.

From New York Times

Breakfast is a boiled egg or two, soda crackers and cafe con leche.

From Washington Post

Her newfound friends recommended buying cans of Vienna sausage and soda crackers to fill her stomach and gave her pointers on retaining heat under a thin blanket.

From Los Angeles Times