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Hi Elly,

If you'd like to use Ritz crackers because you think they'll be tastier than saltines, you could try using Club Crackers which are rectangular. If you just have a lot of Ritz to use up then filling the gaps with pieces (or just leaving them empty) would be worth a try!

Warmest regards,

Betsy
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In reply to: Thank You: Ritz Crackers
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1 Recipe: Charlie Rich Cracker Bars (using saltines, 1960's)
  Betsy at Recipelink.com
2 ISO: I wonder if these could be made with ritz crackers (nt)
  Elly, OH
3 re: Ritz crackers
  Betsy at Recipelink.com
4 Thank You: Ritz Crackers
  Elly,Ohio
5 You're welcome Elly!
  Betsy at Recipelink.com
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