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Reviewed: Oct. 26, 2009
This was a great idea for a purse party I threw. I made them a little differently, but because I made them by myself I had to reorganize the recipe. I started two double-boilers on the stove: one for caramel and one for chocolate almond bark. I covered with caramel on the back of a spoon with caramel, and then let sit on wax paper for a few minutes. Then, I dipped and rolled in the almond bark and used several toppings: chopped pecans, chopped up Andes mints, and toffee bits. Once hardened, I drizzled from a decorating bag with a small decorating tip melted white almond bark. Got great reviews and everyone wanted to know where I bought them! Definitely will be making for the holidays with more holiday toppings!
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Reviewed: May 8, 2009
I thought that these were amazing! I changed the recipe a little. I dipped them in caramel like the recipe called for then I rolled them in a mixture of mini chocolate chips, butterscotch chips, toffee chips, and chopped walnuts. I also didn't add the extra layer of chocolate on top in fear of making it too sweet. My family and friends LOVED them and asked for the recipe... Another great all recipes website recipe! Thank you
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Reviewed: Mar. 13, 2009
Perfect and simple to adapt to each persons liking.
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Reviewed: Mar. 5, 2009
We received as a Christmas gifts. They were very good. Each gift was garnished with two of the chocolate dipped pretzel rods securly wrapped and tied to the top with a ribbon. It was beautiful and delicious! I opened my pretzels in mid-January and they were still very good. Looking forward to using this idea in years to come.
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Reviewed: Dec. 31, 2008
I made these for gift baskets for christmas and everyone raved about them. I actually got yelled at for not making enough..so i guess i will have to be making some more..lol
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Reviewed: Dec. 17, 2008
I loved this recipe! It was so easy and didn't take long. I brought these to a Christmas party and they were gone within minutes! Like other people have done, I also dipped them in melted chocolate after I dipped them in caramel and let the caramel set. Also, rather than crushed nuts, I drizzled white chocolate over them. The presentation looked amazing and they tasted great! Thanks for this incredibly recipe that I will use again and again!
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Reviewed: Dec. 9, 2008
I made these using caramel bits instead of indivdually wrapped caramels. I dipped rods as well as the large sourdough pretzels. I did not completely cover the the sourdough pretzels with caramel as they are quite large. I then dipped them in a combination of dark chocolate and chocolate almond bark. Add some sprinkles and/or white chocolate drizzle and they were beautiful. Tasted delicious too!
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Reviewed: Nov. 22, 2008
These things are awesome! I let the caramel cool slightly then spread on the pretzels first, then pressed mini M&M's into the caramel. Placed on parchment and popped in the refrigerator for just a few minutes, then drizzled in melted dark chocolate. I also did some with caramel, dark chocolate and crushed toffee bar - those were good too! I'm looking forward to making more of these, and experimenting with different combinations.
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Reviewed: Oct. 17, 2008
Yummy! Made these the other night for our departmental bake sale...they almost didn't make it to work. I found that the caramel did a little better when it hardened up just a little - after melting, I set it off the heat for a few minutes, then used the back of a spoon to smear on the pretzel rods. I didn't have any trouble with the caramel running all over the place once I put them on parchment paper to 'set' before covering with chocolate. I changed up the toppings a little - used chopped roasted peanuts (used my mini food chopper to chop 'em up fine), shredded coconut, chopped white chocolate, and multi-colored sprinkles. I didn't put all the toppings on one rod - I made a variety. The only thing I didn't like about this recipe is the use of pre-packaged caramels - it took a while to unwrap all those little buggers. However, I used what I had left over in my baking stash - next time I think I'll try making caramel from scratch. I had some caramel, chocolate, and toppings leftover, so I threw all the toppings together in with the caramel, stirred it up a little, rolled into small balls, then dropped them in the chocolate. A nice little surprise. Thanks for a great recipe!
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Reviewed: Sep. 7, 2008
I made these at Christmas time and gave away to neighbors and friends with homemade cookies. The favorite was the one with chocolate and rolled in crushed butterfinger candy. Just freeze the candy and beat up in a plastic bag. I recommend laying down either wax paper or plastic because of the drips and mess. but oh so easy and oh so good
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Reviewed: Jun. 13, 2008
Great recipe! I cut the pretzel rods in half (to better fit on the goodie tray) and dipped in caramel and chocolate. Let the caramel set and then dip in chocolate. If the caramel "pools" on one side while setting, roll the rods to smooth out the caramel after it has set. You can do so many things with this recipe, so many options for coating the rods.....nuts, candies, colored drizzles, sprinkles, etc.
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Reviewed: Dec. 28, 2007
Oh So Good
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Reviewed: Dec. 9, 2007
I opted for this recipe because it seemed so easy. My two friends and I made them together, one dipped them in caramel, I did the chocolate, and one topped them with nuts. We poured and smoothed the caramel with a spoon, let it sit for a minute or two, then did the same for the chocolate. The peanuts went on right away else the chocolate hardened and was no longer tacky. It was a sticky mess, but the end product was way worth it - thus the 5 stars. They are ABSOLUTELY delicious, better than store bought. I couldnt imagine doing them alone, the caramel and chocolate do get cold/hard and then the pretzels break. It would even be fun to do with kids. But, do try them, they are awesome and addicting, and worthy of many compliments.
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Reviewed: Dec. 12, 2006
I dipped each rod (I used jumbo 8" rods) in the caramel (leaving about a 2 1/2 inch "handle") put them on a parchment paper lined baking sheet (next time I think I will try to get them supported in a glass so that the caramel doesn't pool up at the end) & stuck them in the freezer for a couple of hours. Then I dipped them in ghiradelli dipping chocolate & coated them in the chopped peanuts. (I only used peanuts on the very end of the rods to give them a truly gourmet look). These are soo tasty! They taste like a twix candy bar, only much better.
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Reviewed: Dec. 8, 2005
These are much better if you dip them in chocolate AFTER you dip them in caramel. I usually dip them in the caramel,let that sit for a moment, then dip them in melted milk chocolate and drizzle some melted white chocolate over the top. The presentation is beautiful and they taste wonderful!
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Reviewed: Jul. 1, 2004
These were pretty easy (but a bit time consuimg) to make. They were a pretty big hit too, alot of people suggested dipping it in chocolate instead of the caramel.
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Reviewed: Jan. 23, 2003
I found this recipe to be a bit more time consuming than I had expected. However, it was very good. I found it helpful to have my "assembly line" of toppings ready to go. If you like peanut butter, you will love this. The combination of ingredients makes this a very thick, peanut butter-y tasting sort of treat. Definitely have a beverage available. I will make this again.
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