Anyways, my day continued to go downhill when I later smashed my finger in my coat closet door. Then, to top it off I had to call off work for this evening because I had to take care of my dog. Honestly that last problem was fine with me. I needed the night off.
During the day I had been busy running errands and didnt have time to make a meal. By the time i did it was too close to dinner so I decided to make a snack. What a great concept by the way, a snack. I wonder where that word was derived from? Anyone know? oops, I am interrupting myself again. Story of my life. Ask anyone who knows me.
Today I decided that fruit and cheese sounded perfect, but then my eye caught the 'triscuit' box on the top shelf of my kitchen cabinet. I could think of nothing better but to combine the three! It was perfect.
After I enjoyed this simple, tasty delight I decided to go online and check out what other people like on their triscuits. I found this website that gave me quite a few different ideas. Check it out:
http://www.squidoo.com/TRISCUIT
Moral of this story: Next time you are having a rough day, grab a box of triscuits and create something bold. I dare you.
Let me know how you like to spice up your triscuit crackers. Oh, and if anyone from the triscuit company reads this, you owe me a ton of money for bragging endlessly about your product. please? ;)
I LOVE Triscuits! I usually have them with some type of cheese! Either port wine cheese, Swiss, extra sharp cheddar, or smoked Gouda!! Good story Lauren!!
ReplyDeleteFound out where the word snack came from: From the Middle English word snacken, which means "have a mere bite or morsel, eat a light meal" is first attested 1807.
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ReplyDeletePut a little ragu sauce, cheddar cheese, and bake at 325 F for 10-15 mins. They're like little pizzas! Yummy :)
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