- - crunchy brownie ingredients
- - Brownie pieces
- - Banana split topping
- - Brownie pieces, sometimes
- - Sundae topping, perhaps
- - Crunchy ingredients in some brownies
- - Brownie topping, sometimes
- - Common sundae topping
- - Brownie inserts
- - Crunch sources in some brownies
- - gen. mcauliffe's legendary reply
- - Type of seeds
- - Popular pub nibbles
- - Pistachios and pecans, e.g.
- - Being bolted, do they give one indigestion?
- - What snack have some airlines discontinued because of allergy dangers?
- - they're edible? that's crazy!
- - they may be eaten slowly or bolted
- - Almonds, cashews and pecans
- - Macadamias for example
- - Crunchy morsels in chocolates, perhaps
- - Companions of bolts
- - Cashews, pecans
- - acorns and pecans, for example.
- - Heads in opposite directions around Utah
- - Almonds or cashews, e.g.
- - cracked heads?
- - Food items possibly bolted
- - Crazy sisters with time for nobody, initially
- - Cracked almonds?
- - Mixed ... (crunchy snacks)
- - Kernels contained in hard shells
- - End, in an idiom … or a hint to the starred clues' answers
- - Barking heads
- - Pecan and pine, for two
- - Pistachios and relatives
- - Bolt securers
- - Fanatics stagger back
- - Dry, crunchy elements used in plum cake
- - Filberts & cashews
- - Bar snack from floor being picked up
- - Crackers - or what they're required for?
- - Tidbits in some chocolates
- - "Are you ...?" (out of your mind)
- - Food crazy
- - Not right upstairs, stagger going up
- - Crackers -- or what you'll need them for?
- - stun reversed kernels
- - Brittle ingredients
- - Fruit mostly smelt awful when brought up
- - Cashews or pistachios
- - Cashews and Pistachios
- - Gone ... (crazy)
- - crazy setters leave greenlanders
- - brazils, hazels and pecans, for example
- - they're crackers!
- - Crunchy bits in some chocolates
- - Floor rolled back for enthusiasts
- - daze, looking up at acorns, for example
- - Pundits dismiss dip for crackers
- - Fruity folks
- - Airline snacks
- - They may be mixed
- - Relative of bananas?
- - Cashews, e.g.
- - Brazil, et al.
- - Pistachios, e.g.
- - Trail mix, partly
- - They're squirreled away in fall
- - Streisand film: 1987
- - Pecans or almonds
- - Pecans and filberts
- - McAuliffe's reply
- - Crunch source
- - Cocktail party munchies
- - Bolts' counterparts
- - Banana split tidbits
- - Acorns or cashews
- - "Roseanne's ......" (reality show)
- - What Adam Ant went
- - Unhinged, in a way
- - Trail mix components
- - Top hand, in Texas Hold 'Em
- - Tavern snacks
- - Squirrel gatherings
- - Soup's counterpart
- - Snacks that might be honey-roasted
- - Snack at a bar show
- - Slangy word of disappointment
- - Slang word of defiance.
- - Saloon snacks
- - Play by Topor
- - Planters product
- - Pecans
- - More than just touched
- - Mixed ...... (crunchy snacks in a bowl)
- - McAuliffe's reply in 1944
- - McAuliffe's reply at Bastogne
- - McAuliffe's famous retort to the Nazis: Dec. 1944
- - McAuliffe's famous reply
- - Mast — mad
- - Macadamias and almonds, for example
- - Macadamias
- - Last of the banquet
- - Items in a Planters can
- - Historic American retort.
- - Hexagonal metal blocks
- - Happy hour snack
- - Gorp bits
- - General's word
- - General McAuliffe's rejoinder
- - Gen. McAuliffe's historic reply.
- - Gen. McAuliffe's retort
- - Gen. McAuliffe's historic reply to the enemy.
- - Gen. McAuliffe's defiant reply
- - Fruit in shells
- - Fruit — bananas!
- - Football target, in a lot of "America's Funniest Home Videos" submissions
- - Filberts and pecans, for example
- - Famous reply to Nazis: Dec. 1944
- - Famous reply to Nazis
- - Famous Bulge reply
- - Excessive buffs
- - End of the feast
- - Edible seeds with hard shells
- - Doug Clark and the Hot ......
- - Disappointed shout
- - Crunchy candy components
- - Crunchy bits in a Snickers bar
- - Cookie recipe morsels
- - Common food allergens
- - Comment of contempt.
- - Cashews, for instance
- - Cashews or filberts
- - Cashews and such
- - Cashews
- - C.O. Skinner's "...... in May"
- - Brazils and pecans
- - Brazil, etc.
- - Brazil and pine
- - Bolts' friends
- - Bastogne word
- - Bar refreshment
- - Baklava ingredients
- - Almonds and cashews, for example
- - Almonds and acorns, e.g.
- - Acorns
- - 1987 Barbra Streisand film
- - "Let's go crazy, let's get ......"
- - ...... and bolts
- - Bar-counter snack
- - Trail mix tidbits
- - Enthusiastic(Used today)
- - Batshit
- - Granola bits
- - Filberts
- - Streisand vehicle
- - Streisand film
- - They're squirreled away
- - Fanatics
- - Marzipan ingredient
- - Snacks at the bar
- - Goofballs
- - Kooks
- - Cry of defiance
- - Ding-a-lings
- - Out of one's gourd
- - Dismissive exclamation
- - Meshuga
- - Fruity
- - Party favorites
- - Salty snacks
- - Off one's trolley
- - Protein sources
- - Bananas or crackers
- - Word of dismay
- - Some party favorites
- - Pecans, e.g
- - Touched heads
- - Trail mix ingredients
- - Squirrel's cache
- - Enthusiasts taking floor up
- - Served up some of the most undesirable party snacks
- - Seeds one eats and crackers
- - Banana bread additions
- - Hard-shelled fruit
- - 'May contain ......'
- - What squirrels seek
- - Hard types to crack from banks to nuclear power plants
- - Goes around St Swithun retreat for hard cases
- - Squirrel's hoard
- - "Dang!"
- - Fruit out of one's tree
- - Pecans and cashews
- - Trail mix morsels
- - 1987 film starring Barbra Streisand and Richard Dreyfuss
- - Crackers — or what you need them for
- - Bonkers (informal)
- - Potty
- - Pub nibbles
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