Creative and Tasty Pretzel Stick Dessert Recipes
From baby showers to birthday parties and everything in between, these pretzel sticks dessert recipes are the perfect sweet. They are a great sweet finger food! That makes them perfect for walking around and socializing!
What I love most about these pretzel bars is that they’re sweet and salty. Making dipped pretzel rods is a fun way to cook together in the kitchen. You’ll find pretzels dipped in white chocolate, semi-sweet chocolate, milk chocolate, chocolate chips, and more!
I can’t wait to hear about what chocolate covered pretzel you like best!
For many of these pretzel recipes, all you need is chocolate and sprinkles to get started. How simple and easy is that?!
How do you keep the pretzel rods from sticking to the counter?
Once you melt chocolate for this pretzel dessert, use a parchment paper lined baking sheet to let the pretzels and melted chocolate dry on. Then, once they’re dry, these easily pull off and won’t stick or lose any of that delicious sweetness.
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What are some fun flavors that you can mix into these dessert pretzels?
It’s totally up to you. I’m a big fan of peanut butter so that it always a great option. But if you’re craving something else, you can add in other ingredients too like shredded coconut, slivered almonds and more.
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See how simple and fun these pretzel stick dessert recipes are? They’re are literally options here for all times of the year!
The next time that you need something sweet and fast, these simple recipes prove that it’s totally possible to do.
Out of all of these pretzel desserts, which one listed in the one that you’re excited to make first?
It sounds to be very tasty! Thank you for this post!
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