Geez! I like the small sticks, and Rold Gold used to be OK, but lately they taste like cardboard with a little salt.

I tried Mikesells but they're uneven--some pretty good, some not.

I tried Snyder's and I had to throw them away, they were so horrible (Sorry, Snyder's, just my opinion!).

Hi, I WAS a big pretzel person but hardly anymore. And if I do decide to get a bag I buy gluten free, I've been working to get rid of gluten in my diet and going back to wheat is a turn off. Trader Joe's has a decent gluten free "twist" and I buy them now and then or get a gluten free from my other market. Really work hard to NOT bring these carb snacks into my house.

Cracker Barrel brand are pretty good pretzels, Their restaurants usually have a general store inside, or they are available at Target stores.

I LOVE pretzels and one of my favorite brands of pretzels is Rold Gold and they actually are pretty good. Snyder's I used to buy a lot but then they changed the taste of the pretzels. But if you want good pretzels try store brands and they're usually good
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I LOVE pretzels and one of my favorite brands of pretzels is Rold Gold and they actually are pretty good. Snyder's I used to buy a lot but then they changed the taste of the pretzels. But if you want good pretzels try store brands and they're usually good
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A favorite pretzel many yrs ago was Nabisco Very Thin sticks and I have not seen them around for a long time.

Annies makes good hot pretzels I will say that :)

Meijer store brand offers several different styles of pretzels, thins, thicks, twists, crisps

But I realized that when I want pretzels, I usually get combos. Usually either the buffalo bleu cheese, or cheddar.

Auntie Anne's is the best, but they aren't in stores. Hershey's has really good cookies and cream dipped pretzels. Kroger and Snyder's have good peanut butter filled pretzels. Goldfish crackers have a good pretzel flavor.

I agree Annies hits the spot!!!

Geez! I like the small sticks, and Rold Gold used to be OK, but lately they taste like cardboard with a little salt.

I tried Mikesells but they're uneven--some pretty good, some not.

I tried Snyder's and I had to throw them away, they were so horrible (Sorry, Snyder's, just my opinion!).

Something you might care to try "Simple Truth" brand filled pretzels. They are like tater tot sized shells, filled with either sunflower butter, or almond butter. But most importantly they come generously (by today's standards) salted

The filling is kind of a gimmick, but the sunflower seed butter variety didn't offend me

https://www.kroger.com/p/simple-truth-sunflower-butter-filled-pretzels/0001111005269

I recall the Benzel's brand being okay, but I haven't had them in several years:

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