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[Scarabrae]

I'm talkin family size!



Are Triscuits or something very similar readily available in Korea?

[air76]

While they aren't Triscuits....I have found that the best crackers in Korea are the ones in the green tube-like package, vegetable flavored.

[endo]

Triscuits are fantastic?

Unfortunately about a year ago Costco and Hannam Market stopped selling them.

Those were the only places in Seoul that sold them. That was until I found them at Red Door.



So basically the only place where you can buy Triscuits in this land of 48 million people is in a tiny store in the back streets of Itaewon

[OiGirl]

Rosemary Olive Oil Triscuits. At my sister's house we call them "Sex in a Box."

They really are that good...

[wylies99]

Red Door? Okay, thanks.

[Kikomom]

Oh just go find some salty cardboard. That's what my dad* used to call them, "Go get us that box of salty cardboards outta the cupboard, wouldya?"

Best snackin' there is. When he was on the floor in front of the tv at night, He weren't getting up till bedtime. Us kids were his backscratchers and step-n-fetchits.

We used to lick the wax paper lining.



(In Zak* vernac, a McD's milkshake was 'wind pudding'. )

[jkelly80]

The Rosemary Triscuits are amazing. They're really good after a visit to Jamaica.

[wylies99]

On Saturday, at the Red Door, I found "Fire Roasted Tomato and Olive Oil" Triscuits. Oh, YEAH.

[pkang0202]

I love triscuits and slices of cheddar.

[Illysook]

What about Wheat Thins? Y'know, those crackers that come in the one-serving box that is labeled "Family Size."

[wylies99]

There are Wheat Thins at the Red Door, too.

[wylies99]

OK, I stopped at the Red Door on Sunday, and, evidently, one of you walked into the Red Door sometime this week and bought FIVE boxes of Triscuits.
People, NO ONE needs that many at one time. You need to share.

[sojusucks]

I found Ritz crackers at CostCo. That might work a bit better for cheese and crackers.

Triscuits and Wheat Thins are amazing! No wonder Korean stores stopped selling them: must eliminate foreign competition. I guess they like Japan's economy which must be why their copying the "Japanese example."

[lawyertood]

I can get some Jacob's Cream Crackers on my next Thailand trip.

[pkang0202]