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Banana–Chocolate Chip Snack Cake with Salted Peanut Butter Frosting.

1 cup crème de cassis.1/4 cup light brown sugar.

1 cinnamon stick, halved.One 3-inch strip of lemon zest.1 1/2 pounds rhubarb, stalks peeled and sliced crosswise 1/2 inch thick.

Vanilla ice cream, for serving.In a saucepan, bring the cassis, wine, brown sugar, cloves, star anise, cinnamon, zest and vanilla bean to a boil over high heat, stirring to dissolve the sugar.

Reduce the heat and discard the flavorings.

Stir in the rhubarb and return to a simmer.What most people call Nabs today are often ToastChee, the signature offering of Charlotte-based Lance Inc. ToastChee made its debut in 1938 and as it caught on—especially with soldiers who trained at Camp Greene—Nabisco opened a bakery right there in Charlotte to meet the demand.

Since the two were so similar, fans just called them both Nabs.. Nabisco stopped selling these packets sometime in the late '70s or early '80s, and Lance became the dominant brand, but the name stuck around like peanut butter on your palate.(Nabisco renewed the trademark for the last time in 1988 and canceled it in 2009.)

Folks don't generally accuse my state of being progressive, but just like Confederate flags and Sunday blue laws, the word "Nabs" is just one of those obsolete things that some Southerners have refused to give up.. Each package is a single snack, four to six crackers, wrapped in cellophane.Nabs are generally found at convenience stores, gas stations, newsstands, and vending machines and more often than not, that's where you will find Nabs today.. Get me a pack-a Nabs and a Co'cola.. "Get me a pack-a Nabs and a Co'cola," my mother would say when we made a pit stop on our road trips down home to Eastern North Carolina for family reunions.