The graham cracker was developed in 1829 in Bound Brook, New Jersey by Presbyterian minister Rev. Sylvester Graham. Adobe Imageready 7.0.1 here.

Though called a cracker, it is sweet rather than salty, the refore in actuality it is a cookie not a cracker. The true 'Graham' cracker is made with graham flour, a combination of fine-ground white flour and coarse-ground wheat bran and germ. Many modern 'graham crackers' are made of the refined, bleached white flour to which the Rev. Graham was implacably opposed. The graham cracker was originally marketed as 'Dr. Graham's Honey Biskits' and was conceived of as a health food as part of the Graham Diet, a regimen to suppress what he considered unhealthy carnal urges, the source of many maladies according to Graham. Graham would often lecture of the adverse effects of masturbation or 'self-abuse' as it was commonly called at the time.

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One of his many theories was that one could curb one's sexual appetite by eating bland foods. Kings Bounty The Legend. [multi 4] Crack.zip. Another man who held this belief was Dr. John Harvey Kellogg, the inventor of the corn flakes cereal. Some modern commercial graham crackers are no longer considered health food, but have remained popular as a snack food and breakfast cereal with greater amounts of sugar and other sweeteners than in the original recipe, and far less graham flour, often with no whole-wheat flour whatsoever. Cinnamon or Chocolate may be added to enhance the flavor of the crackers. Technically, crackers are not really graham crackers unless they are made with graham flour, which is a hard whole-wheat flour in which the constituent bran, germ, and endosperm have been ground separately, the first two coarsely and the third finely.

—, Sep 14 2011 [, Sep 14 2011] [, Sep 14 2011] [, Sep 14 2011] [, Sep 14 2011] [, Sep 14 2011] (Garlic & Rosemary Wheat) [, Sep 14 2011] [, Sep 14 2011] [, Sep 15 2011] [] Nice try with the links, guys, but 'close only counts in horseshoes and hand-grenades'. Cookies and crackers are two different confections. And animal crackers typically are not graham crackers. And while most dinosaurs are extinct, they weren't included on the 'extinct animal crackers' idea-list (which was about much-more-recently-extinct critters). —, Sep 15 2011 Sort of baked; back in the '80s, The Smithsonian Museum of Natural History gift shop sold cookie-cutter sets that made sugar cookies in shapes that, once baked, could be assembled into simple models that vaguely resembled your standard four, steggy, bronto, triceratops, and, of course, good ol' Rexy.

Last time I was there they didn't have them (probably for the sole reason that my wife wanted them for some inexplicable reason.) The only place I could find an example of these was on E- bay, so I didn't link to it. If you absolutely have to see them for yourself (they're pretty disappointing), do a product search for 'Smithsonian dino cookie cutter' and be prepared to wade through about 60 search results that have little if anything to do with cookies, dinosaurs, and/or the Smithsonian Institute. You might get lucky.