Spicy Cheez-its

I haven't tried this recipe but I thought adding some turmeric might give you that authentic cheezit color

These are brilliant! We LOVE them! Thank you!

real new to all of this, this would be my first recipe. About soaking, how long do I soak the nuts before I dehydrate them? and about how long would it take to dehydrate them once soaked?

I loved this. It's not like raw cheeze I knew and feels more balancing and sattvic so I like it more. has hints of nacho.

I like to make this in half portion which is just right for my processor.

Omshanti thank you SO MUCH for this recipe! I cannot, though, digest sunflower seeds or flax. Could you give me a substitute nut? Thank you!

We had these at a rawfood potluck just last night and they were unbelievable. I am going to soak the night right now.

These are awesome. I added nutritional yeast, lemon juice, jalepeno, and onion and even though they aren't finished dehydrating, I can't stop "checking" on them. By "checking" I mean eating. My store didn't have raw Brazil nuts so I used macademias and they taste great. So rich and savory!

I made these minus the flax seed, and they still hold together well, i have taken to not using them at all with this type of thin cracker. I too just don't care for the taste, unless I am making flax crackers.

This is a keeper

I followed the recipe to the T and added the following things... about 2 tsp taco seasoning, 1 tsp onion powder, 1 tsp garlic powder, 2 tsp of salt, about 1/4 C Nutritional Yeast... I dehydrated these for a long time, I scored them with a teeny square cookie cutter so they have the same shape as the real Cheeze Its... these taste soo good, they really do taste like a Cheeze It, and they're orange too!

I have to make these! I just need brazil nuts. Is it okay if I soak the flax seeds and then grind them into a dough?

I am trying to make raw food my son will like, and he loves the regular cheezits. We'll have to try these!

real new to all of this, this would be my first recipe. About soaking, how long do I soak the nuts before I dehydrate them? and about how long would it take to dehydrate them once soaked?

I haven't tried this recipe but I thought adding some turmeric might give you that authentic cheezit color

These are brilliant! We LOVE them! Thank you!

I made these yesterday and they are almost gone! I've already sent the recipe to all my friends. Even my boyfriend, who never eats Raw Food, loves them. THANK YOU!

Ok.. so I found this recipe and thought, wow cheezits I used to love those. I followed the directions to the "T" and.... THEY TASTE LIKE CHEESE!! I am blown away and have no words to describe how totally amazing of a concept this is. I sent some to my family and they couldn't believe it either! In fact my mom said she likes them more than normal cheezits. Thanks for this recipe.

Looking at the recipe proportions here, it makes sense to add 1/4 cup ground flaxseed.

how much ground flax? 1/4 ? teaspoon or tablespoon or cup?

I reckon she means you take one cup each of the nuts and seeds (1 c brazil, 1 c sunflower, 1 c almonds), soak them, then dehydrate them till dry again, then you blend in food processor. This makes more digestible by soaking and not soggy by dehydrating them after they soak up plump with water.

Would you please clarify the quantities for sunflower seeds, almonds, brazils - one cup soaked and one cup dehydrated of each??

Many thanks.

Hi I made these with a little change but I have to tell you I think they are the best thing I have made yet! I added a quarter cup of sesame seeds I had soaked for three days thinking they might sprout- but they didn't. I also didn't have a tomato so I added a third to a half of a cup of left over spaghetti sauce that had sun dried tomatoes, onions, garlic, and red pepper. I added almond meal which was nice because I didn't have to worry about grinding it. I don't have anything that will get it that fine. I chopped the brazil nuts and sprouted sunflower seeds in a cuisinart. Do you get everything really fine or leave some coursely chopped? Anyway, It worked for me- it had a really rustic texture and cheesy taste. I wonder if the three nuts together trick the tongue into thinking "cheese!" somehow. Like an overload in the tastebud-brain connection. These are seriously like some kind of alchemical mastery of molecules... Also, I can be starving and eat one and I'm almost satiated. Then they make me want to eat any green thing I see- watch out sugar peas, lettuce- even kale! I haven't even tried them with dip yet. If you have one you recommend- let me know!

Wow this looks great. I'll make some asap!

Oh boy Cheezits! My mom always had a box of these around - we were not allowed to run out! I never had the "nacho" ones though! Looks yum!