@theplantslant: Replying to @professionaltowmantrash @professionaltowmantrash I saw it! 😋 #snack #easysnack #healthysnack

Oish🇨🇦 :

add balsamic glaze. trust

Slokey 🏳️‍⚧️ :

WASA??? THERE'S WASA IN THE US??

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Milo The Cute Scottish Fold :

This is a Traditional Arab Snack 💀

NeKtaria :

Definitely not a Russian snack😏

karin_brattberg 🇸🇪 :

Wasa knäckebröd is elite with butter, thinly sliced hard cheese (think cheddar, not the orange kind🙃) and sliced cucumbers 👌 if you don't have a osthyvel (cheese slicer) it's time to hit IKEA

dill sennep hore🇳🇴 :

knekkebrød mentioned ❤

Lord-of-the-kitties 🇨🇦 :

Yep, diced watermelon and feta go really well in a salad with a balsamic dressing

Reyne :

Watermelon with feta is a classic Greek summer dinner

Amanda :

Scandi people seeing knekkebrød: 😱😱

Marco Silva 🇵🇹🇳🇱 :

russian? my grandparents used to eat that all the time. back in Portugal. in Spain and Portugal we eat melon with presunto... russian 🤣

Cuba Doris 🇸🇪 :

Nice knäckebröd!

Megan LaRue-Williams :

a drizzle of balsamic glaze!

Πιροσκί του παππού :

Είχαν και στο χωριό τους φέτα ναούμε

minaxaez :

OMG THIS IS A HUGE EGYPTIAN SNACK HERE IN EGYPT!!! rumor has (no joke) that this was invented during the pharaoh times!!!

meowtaro :

بابا نون پنیر هندونه خودمونه دیگه

Bryerous :

Reminds me of bacon wrapped pickled watermelon rinds. My dad and I are a whole pan while waiting for the second batch to finish toasting. Soooo good.

EcstaticScholar846 :

eating watermelon is always crazy to me especially because it just taste like water no flavor just a mess

corgilia :

I hate russia

jajadejau :

I've been eating melon/feta salads for years! It's a classic!

Moonsman :

y'all we have been doing this in Lebanon for ages.

tanyammageary :

I love watermelon feta salad! Add some mint, soooo good!

LadyoftheBooks27 :

I'm traumatized by the Wasa crackers! My mother was an almond mom and the only thing that tasted good on those was laughing cow cheese in the chive flavor.

Dani :

With hot honey

Justin Augustus :

This is an old russian snack called kroch likmioff