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Christmas Chocolate Covered Pretzels

in Celebrations, Christmas

Everything Thanksgiving and Christmas we get invited to family member’s homes. As I’m not really a cook yet, I always try to offer to bring delicious rolls from our local bakery and/or a dessert item. I knew that everyone would be overwhelmed by the onslaught of cookies this season so instead I decided to try some chocolate covered pretzels!

Supplies:

  • Pretzels (I opted for the mini shaped ones as they’re bite sized and I think more tempting!)
  • Chocolate (We went with Nestle Semi Sweet chips for the dark color and red and white chocolate wafers purchased at AC Moore)
  • Vegetable Oil (not pictured)
  • Wax Paper
  • Mixing Bowls
  • Trays that fit in the fridge
  • Toppings
  • Tins (or other storage)

As per the directions, we put some chocolate in a mixing bowl and put in the microwave on the defrost setting, mixing every 20-30 seconds, until melted. Dip the pretzels into the chocolate then lay on a wax paper covered tray. Add your toppings as desired! As we filled each tray, we put them in the fridge to harden for 20 mins.

Below is a photo marking the blog debut of my FIANCE who was excited to help make these salt and sugared creations! (He thought tongs would be easier than fingers for dipping. He’s so creative!)

Tip: I read on a few recipe sites to add a slight amount of vegetable oil to the chocolate  to make it easier to spread. This really helped when it came to the drizzle method I perfected after a couple of failed attempts.

After hardening, we pulled the off the wax paper, put them in the tins and were ready to bring them to our family’s’ homes this holiday! I think D had fun making them so if everyone likes them, we may do it again next year!

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  1. Suzy says

    April 20, 2012 at 2:42 am

    Those look super tasty! And I love that you used chocolate cream – such a great Christmas chocolate. Yummy!

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  2. Marilyn says

    December 1, 2012 at 12:18 pm

    This project is awesome also..like your cards. This looks so yummy I’m about to eat my monitor :)

    I’d love for you to link up this project as well!

    http://4you-withlove.blogspot.com/2012/12/homemade-holiday-party.html

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  3. Christine says

    December 1, 2012 at 1:12 pm

    LOVE this idea! I just discovered the awesomeness of chocolate covered pretzels and I totally agree that they are a nice option to the cookies! I love that they can be decorated and will fit perfectly in my dollar store tins for gift giving! Thanks for sharing!!

    Reply
  4. Marilyn says

    December 3, 2012 at 12:28 pm

    I drool every time I see this post! MMMMM I’m so glad you linked up to the homemade holiday party. You’ve made my day.
    Marilyn
    4you-withlove.blogspot.com

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