"crackeriness" meaning in English

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          "text": "[…] pizza, blistered from hot wood-burning ovens, but Levine is quick to point out that the crackeriness of the pie reminds him of Roman pizza.",
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          "text": "His point being, obviously, that a cracker ought to taste good all on its own, regardless of whatever topping fate has dealt it. Its essential crackeriness is not only paramount, it is inescapable.",
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          "text": "THEY'RE THE TEXTURE OF CARDBOARD / And isn't that fabulous? Perhaps you call Wasas dry. I call them the perfect balance between breadiness and crackeriness.",
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