Foil packs turn an ordinary summer meal into a fun night around the campfire (or grill, if that's all you've got). But Cracker Barrel apparently already knows this because the chain is not only bringing back its foil-wrapped campfire meals but also adding fun new camp-inspired dishes to the menu.

The full Campfire menu includes Smoky Beef Brisket Breakfast, Chocolate Chip Pancake Breakfast, S'mores Latte, Loaded Hashbrown Casserole, Roasted Sweet Glazed Chicken, Campfire Beef, BBQ Pork, Campfire Baked Beans, Seasoned Corn on the Cob, Strawberry Lemonade, and Cracker Barrel Campfire S'more dessert.

That's why we hand roll our biscuits and make our mashed potatoes and gravy from scratch all day long in each of our restaurants. It's why we slow roast our beef for 18 hours, dip and bread our Sunday Homestyle Chicken ® by hand, and stay true to our heritage of authentic country style cooking after all these years.

8 Discontinued Cracker Barrel Dishes We Wish They'd Bring Back To The Menu

• Fried Chicken Livers.
• Strawberries N' Cream French Toast.
• Chicken Salad Sandwich.
• Baked Apple Dumpling.
• Red Eye Gravy.
• Chicken Caesar Salad.
• Sweet Potato Pancakes.
• Sugar Plum Mimosa.

And quote we just add milk and heat till it thickens. If you've ever been inside of one of the 600-plus Cracker Barrel restaurants in the US.

Cracker Barrel sources all of its beef, pork, poultry, dairy and egg products domestically from suppliers who meet or exceed our standards for animal care, quality and food safety.

Since 1969, Cracker Barrel Old Country Store has been an interstate institution. It's famous for all-you-can-eat biscuits, tabletop peg games and general stores selling everything from throwback toys to vintage candy you haven't seen in decades.

Barrels are used to store and transport food, water or any items people want to keep dry and protected. Barrels are used primarily on canoe trips. Some trippers have one food barrel and soft packs for the remainder of their gear, while others place all of their gear in barrels.

Brand Promise. Cracker Barrel provides a friendly home-away-from-home in our old country store and restaurant. Our guests are cared for like family while relaxing and enjoying real homestyle food and shopping that's surprisingly unique, genuinely fun and reminiscent of America's country heritage … all at a fair price.

That's why we hand roll our biscuits and make our mashed potatoes and gravy from scratch all day long in each of our restaurants. It's why we slow roast our beef for 18 hours, dip and bread our Sunday Homestyle Chicken ® by hand, and stay true to our heritage of authentic country style cooking after all these years.

Aside from consistently good (not great, but more than adequate) food at a reasonable price, Cracker Barrel is extremely well known among truckers as a “truck friendly” restaurant. Imagine that you are driving a giant tractor-trailer down the interstate and are hungry.

And quote we just add milk and heat till it thickens. If you've ever been inside of one of the 600-plus Cracker Barrel restaurants in the US. You might have wondered about the Stars the employees.