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christmas cracker
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A traditional part of Christmas celebrations, containing a paper hat, small toy, and a joke or riddle
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christmas cracker
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A traditional part of the Christmas meal, containing a paper crown, a small toy or gift, and a festive joke or riddle inside.
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crack
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Crack can refer to a type of savory biscuit or thin, crisp bread, often enjoyed with cheese or dips.
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cracker
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United Kingdom
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Refers to a type of biscuit or savory baked snack, often enjoyed with tea
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cracker
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United Kingdom
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Often associated with cheese and consumed as a part of a cheeseboard
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cracker
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United Kingdom
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Can refer to a thin, dry biscuit often eaten with cheese or on its own as a light snack
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cracker
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United Kingdom
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Often served with cheese or dips as an appetizer
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cracker
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United Kingdom
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Sometimes referred to as a biscuit and commonly served with tea
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crackers
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United Kingdom
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Often enjoyed with tea or as part of a cheese platter
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crackers
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United Kingdom
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Often enjoyed with tea as a snack or light meal.
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crackers
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United Kingdom
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Commonly eaten with tea as a light snack or with toppings like marmite or cheese
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