You open them for one handful. The pack has other ideas.
Jacob's Mini Cheddars Original are the little round cheddar crackers that turned up in every British lunchbox, every pub on a Sunday afternoon and every car on a long drive to the coast. Crunchy, cheesy, and gone faster than anyone will admit.
Original is the one people mean when they say Mini Cheddars. No need to specify. Everyone knows.
It is the UK version, and it ships from within Canada. Somebody will still eat the last one and swear blind it was already gone.
Frequently asked questions about Jacob's Mini Cheddars Original
Q: How big is the pack?
A: It is 260g of Mini Cheddars. Enough for a few people, or one person with no witnesses.
Q: Are they good to send as a gift?
A: For someone who grew up in Britain, very much so. Pop them in a parcel with a few other things from home and watch them vanish.
Q: What do people have them with?
A: A cup of tea, a cold drink, or nothing at all straight from the pack. They also do very well in a bowl at a party, briefly.
More about Jacob's Mini Cheddars Original
In Britain, Mini Cheddars sit in that useful space between a biscuit and a packet of crisps. They are what gets put out when people come round, what goes in the lunchbox, and what gets eaten straight from the pack while the kettle boils.
People in Canada go looking for them because nothing else tastes quite like that particular crunch. It is a small thing, but small things are exactly what you miss: the snack your mum bought in, the one you had at the pub with a lemonade while the grown-ups talked.
This is a 260g pack, a decent amount for sharing, or for not sharing, depending on the week you have had. Keep it in a cool, dry cupboard and close it up properly after opening so the crackers stay crisp. They go with a cup of tea, a cold drink, or a bowl in the middle of the table during the match.
Jacob's is the name behind the cream cracker, so if Mini Cheddars are going in the basket, a pack of crackers for the cheeseboard tends to follow. A jar of Branston is not a bad idea either.
Additional Information
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