Chocolate Covered Pretzels

I was cruising around and found instructions for chocolate covered pretzels on Make and Takes. Well, who could resist? This is the first batch but I have lots of candy melts and pretzels left so there will be more made tonight. They really are yummy and will be packaged up for little Valentine`s gifts. Hopefully, as I go along they will get a little more professional looking! lol Doesn`t matter though because I will have no trouble getting rid of the mistakes...

This is my darling daughter and the question I have is this - do they ever get too old to lick the beaters?

Comments

Annie said…

I'm 63 and while I don't usually put 2 at a time in my mouth, I definitely still lick the beaters and bowl! Those pretzels look really yummy!

February 9, 2010 at 3:38 AM

Unknown said…

Since you say you have lots of chocolate & pretzels you might want to try this: put a half of a caramel on top of each pretzel and stick in slow oven just to soften caramel. Then push a pecan on top of each pretzel with caramel. then dip or drizzle chocolate on top of that. Yummy Turtle Pretzels! They are my kids favs as well as the regular chocolate coated pretzels. I will have to try the pink ones though. They look more valentiney (SP?)!!
Judy

February 9, 2010 at 12:49 PM

CJ STITCHING AND BLOOMS said…

Hello Kerry, those pretzel look very very yummie. I have entered an Internation online Fiber Art Exhibition called Winter Wonderland and my art piece is called Bavaria Winter Wonderland. Please go to my blog to find out more about it. I would appreciate your support. Hugs Judy

February 11, 2010 at 9:57 AM

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