Seasoned Oyster Crackers - Yummy, Easy Snack

When I was little, my mom would make these for us. They are super easy and super yummy!

Yesterday, one of my daughters and I mixed up a batch together. While she was helping me, she kind of had her cute little nose up in the air because she couldn't imagine that they would actually taste good. After they set and chilled for about an hour I had the kids try them and they were a big hit. Even my daughter with the cute little nose up the air liked them.

It only has five ingredients and comes together in minutes.

1 box/bag of oyster crackers
1 tsp lemon pepper
1 tsp dill weed
1/4 cup oil
1 envelope (or 3 Tbsp) Hidden Valley Ranch dressing (dry, not liquid)

Mix seasoning and oil together. Pour mixture over crackers. Stir well. Store in refrigerator.

Hope you enjoy them!

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