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Chocolate covered pretzels
For some time now I have been craving these little joys from my childhood. They were mini pretzens covered in chocolate & salt and came in a blue shiny bag. I cant seem to find them anywhere!
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Thank you sooo much hahahaha Im going to buy a lifetime supply I think.
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Actually this reminds me of puffs the crisps too. Whatever happened to them? I used to love the tomato flavour, crunching them all into pieces and then tippping the lot down my neck in 1 gulp lol
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The chocolate covered pretzels are really easy to make at home, I used to love Flipps too. But you just need to buy a bag of pretzels which I normally get from a health food shop coz they're usually cheaper, melt chocolate (either white or milk), dunk the pretzels and leave them to dry and on a sheet of greaseproof et voila! For Christmas I like to buy the jumbo pretzels, cover them in milk chocolate and then drizzle white chocolate all over, or half dunk them in chopped nuts or sprinkles... Fabulous!
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The chocolate covered pretzels are really easy to make at home, I used to love Flipps too. But you just need to buy a bag of pretzels which I normally get from a health food shop coz they're usually cheaper, melt chocolate (either white or milk), dunk the pretzels and leave them to dry and on a sheet of greaseproof et voila! For Christmas I like to buy the jumbo pretzels, cover them in milk chocolate and then drizzle white chocolate all over, or half dunk them in chopped nuts or sprinkles... Fabulous!
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The chocolate covered pretzels are really easy to make at home, I used to love Flipps too. But you just need to buy a bag of pretzels which I normally get from a health food shop coz they're usually cheaper, melt chocolate (either white or milk), dunk the pretzels and leave them to dry and on a sheet of greaseproof et voila! For Christmas I like to buy the jumbo pretzels, cover them in milk chocolate and then drizzle white chocolate all over, or half dunk them in chopped nuts or sprinkles... Fabulous!
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I'm going to make these today! Can't wait!
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I would have liked them if they never had the salt! I just couldn't like the sweet / salt combination!
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