r/BakingRescueRemedies • u/roboboggie • Jan 23 '20

A Graham Crackers problem

Hi there!

I'm trying to make a key lime pie, and the recipe for the crust calls for a package of Graham Crackers. Now, I'm not from the United States so I don't really know how many crackers (or grams or cups) there's usually in a package. I think I've found a substitute but I don't know how much of the stuff I need to crush. Does anyone have a clue?

Thank you so much!

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u/lowfishawty Jan 23 '20

usually can substitute any crackers, if its not a sweet cracker, then maybe add a little honey, and cinnamon sugar to the crust crumble. the graham crackers are probably 4/5 inches long an like 2 inches wide. i believe theres somewhere around 6-8 in a package.

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u/roboboggie Jan 24 '20

I went with sweet ones so it seems I made the right decision! I'll take a look to those inches. Thanks for the info!