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Ever tried Auntie Anne’s Pretzels, you know, the ones that are at the mall? I have, a lot in the past, and I absolutely love them. My favorite is the salty pretzels with mustard to dip it in, Mmmmmmmm!!! I had the chance to try out Auntie Anne’s pretzel kit, to make the pretzels at home! Oh, how excited I was to be able to make those delicious pretzels in my own kitchen!!

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Auntie Anne's Pretzel Kit

My daughter and I made them together. It was fairly easy to make, just a lot of kneading, but simple to put together. You have to let the dough rise in a warm place for about 30 minutes, then you just start doing your pretzel making! It is supposed to make about 10 pretzels but ours only made about 6 šŸ™‚

We made them fat and big! I made half cinnamon and sugar and the other half I made salty. The kit comes with EVERYTHING you need to make these pretzels, all in one little kit! So much fun and great to make on rainy days with your kids! What a treat for everyone šŸ™‚

The only thing I disliked about this, is that they were gone way too fast!!! Oh, they were good straight from the oven!!! Now I want more…

Auntie Anne's Pretzel Kit

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Auntie Anne's Pretzel Kit

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About Kim Delatorre

Kim Delatorre is a mommy to three beautiful, smart little kids and wife to an amazing husband of 24 years! She enjoys reading, writing, spending time with her family and blogging.

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  8. Lisa L says

    I learned there are Auntie Anneā€™s in nearly 1,100 locations in 44 states and more than 20 countries

  11. Sand says

    I learned that Auntie Anneā€™s rolls more than 500,000 pretzels every two days, which is enough to feed a pretzel to every person living in Lancaster County, Pa. (home to Auntie Anneā€™s, Inc.).

  13. corey says

    I read in their allergy statement that they strongly recommend that anyone with an allergic condition or sensitivity to nuts, gluten, or other food allergens NOT consume their products.

  14. andalene says

    I learned that when served without butter, our Original, Original Stix, Cinnamon Sugar, Cinnamon Sugar Stix, Raisin, JalapeƱo, and Garlic Pretzels, average just 1 gram of fat. With butter, Auntie Anne’s Original Pretzel has only 5 grams of fat. NICE!

  35. Tina H. says

    I learned that Auntie Anneā€™s has been actively involved in Childrenā€™s Miracle Network.
    sweeps4us(at)gmail(dot)com

  36. Diane Baum says

    I learned that if you are watching your salt intake-no problem these pretzels can be made in a variety of different ways and flavors.

  53. Lee says

    The availability of low salt pretzels was news to me. Its a responsible means of marketing their product.

  58. Aisling says

    I learned that Auntie Anneā€™s Pretzel products are sold in nearly 1,100 locations in 44 states and more than 20 countries. Wow!

  59. annie armes says

    I learned that signing up for Pretzel Perks will give you coupons and be the first to know about new products! (like the delicious looking Pretzel Nuggets!)

  61. tina page says

    I found it interesting the founders really just started out trying to raise money for their other dream of helping/counseling folks….Neat!

  67. Kim L. says

    i learned that you can use the basic kits to make other recipes! xoxo

    kimberly.long at gmail dot com

  86. Lisa says

    I learned some history! Auntie Anne Beiler began twisting pretzels in 1987 at a Maryland farmer’s market, to support her husband, Jonas, achieve his goal of opening a community counseling center. In February of the next year, Anne and Jonas purchased their own stand at a market in Downingtown, Pennsylvania, where they sold a variety of snacks, including hand-rolled soft pretzels. Very cool! I never knew! I follow on facebook too!

  92. Julie says

    Auntie Anne’s has a great fund raising opportunity for non profit groups which was wonderful for me to learn. I’ll have to remember this little tidbit when we’re looking for new ideas for the school.

  94. Pat says

    I learned that ā€œAuntieā€Anne Beiler began twisting pretzels in 1987 at a Maryland farmer’s market.

  97. Crystal says

    I learned that Auntie Annes pretzels provide 2.5 (of the 3 USDA recommended) ounces of grains…wow who knew!?!? šŸ™‚

  106. jakell m says

    I learned
    The Truth About Trans-Fats
    And when it comes to trans-fats, our products contain 0 grams, except for our Pretzel Dog. We make our scrumptious Pretzel Dog and Jumbo Pretzel Dog with Nathan’s FamousĀ® Hot Dogs. The Pretzel Dog contains 0.5 grams of naturally-occurring trans-fat, while the Jumbo Pretzel Dog has 1 gram of naturally-occurring trans-fat.

  124. Lynda E. says

    Two things – 1. They have great fund raising ideas and 2. The idea of pretzel dough baked around a hot dog sounds delicious!

  135. Christine says

    ask for your pretzel with no added salt or choose an Almond, Cinnamon Sugar, Cinnamon Sugar Stix, or Raisin Pretzel, youā€™ll reduce the sodium to less than 500 milligrams per serving.

  145. DeeAnn S says

    I learned that Auntie Anne’s is actively involved with the Children’s Miracle Network by donating money. Thanks.

  146. Tonya Dean says

    The JalapeƱo Pretzel without butter is our lowest calorie pretzel (can also be ordered without salt).

    tdlsfm(at)gmail(dot)com

  152. Tamara B. says

    I learned that the dough thatā€™s hand-cut, hand-rolled, and fresh-baked every 30 minutes. With or without butter or salt
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  153. Nikki says

    I am subscribed to everything!! šŸ™‚ I was just talking about at home kits…winning this would be sweet…i’m all about Auntie Anne’ Pretzel’s!!!!!

  154. Chris Schneider says

    November’s Offer (coming later this week); Free Pretzel with the purchase of any size Lemonade Mixer & any pretzel. Woot Woot!

  158. Steph says

    I learned that Auntie Anne Beiler began twisting pretzels in 1987 at a Maryland farmer’s market, to support her husband, Jonas, achieve his goal of opening a community counseling center.

  162. Sharon Harmon says

    I learned that within six years, 334 stores existed in 33 U.S. states. The first international store opened in 1995 in Jakarta, Indonesia.

  167. Stacy Dunning says

    I learned that Auntie Anne’s has been actively involved in Children’s Miracle Network.
    nrdunningATgmailDOTcom

  174. Sue E says

    I learned they have several flavors including Cinnamon Sugar, Cinnamon Sugar Stix, Raisin, JalapeƱo, and Garlic Pretzels.

  176. EMMA L HORTON says

    Watching Your Sodium Intake?
    Ask for your pretzel with no added salt or choose an Almond, Cinnamon Sugar, Cinnamon Sugar Stix, or Raisin Pretzel, and youā€™ll reduce the sodium to less than 500 milligrams per serving

  192. Mindi says

    I learned if you ask for your pretzel with no added salt or choose an Almond, Cinnamon Sugar, Cinnamon Sugar Stix, or Raisin Pretzel, youā€™ll reduce the sodium to less than 500 milligrams per serving.