The phrase "a cracker for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a type of snack or food item intended for a specific purpose or occasion.
Example: "I brought a cracker for the cheese platter at the party."
Alternatives: "a snack for" or "a treat for".
On the surface, there's a cracker for everyone: from handmade designs containing real silver jewellery to Harry Potter sets featuring Hogwarts badges and stickers.
He watches his weight carefully, but more often than not a hamburger will do for lunch, with maybe a little cream cheese on a cracker for a snack.
Just what I want when I'm hungry, three olives and a cracker for 10 dollars.
During the Season 43 premiere of "Saturday Night Live," comedian and "Weekend Update" co-anchor Michael Che joined the chorus of condemnation against Trump, calling the president a "bitch" and a "cheap cracker" for his response to the humanitarian crisis in Puerto Rico.
And here's a cracker scored for Nottingham Forest against Bolton.
We had a great time at the play, and then we went to a Cracker Barrel for beer and a bite to eat.
The first ad by Jackson, who three years ago produced a spoof image of Gordon Brown and Tony Blair pulling a Christmas cracker for Schweppes, has been launched online today.
A good geomancer could drive out the devils with firecrackers, and set out desk to cling unfretful to the passionate globe, although he might need a cannon cracker for our bottom drawer - a devils burrow, if there ever was one.
The GaInNAs/GaAs semiconductor heterostructure was grown on an n-GaAs (100) substrate by Veeco (Plainview, NY, USA) GEN20 molecular beam epitaxy (MBE) reactor with a radio frequency plasma source for nitrogen, a valved cracker for arsenic, and normal effusion cells for the group-III materials and dopants.
He volleyed in an absolute cracker for Venezuela in a friendly against Bolivia a couple of weeks back, so not too many worries on that score.
Online shoppers helped make it a Christmas cracker for House of Fraser, which defied the retail gloom to announce a 6.3% rise in like-for-like sales over the festive period.
