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Tuxedo Pretzels

Tuxedo Pretzels

I’m so excited to be here today!  My name is Tanya, and I blog over at Lemons for Lulu.  The Review Wire asked me to contribute recipe reviews.  I love creating new recipes, tweaking recipes, and using tried and true recipes that need no alterations!  I’m excited to be sharing all of these with you!

Tuxedo pretzels are an easy, quick treat for Valentine’s Day.  I used thick Snyder’s pretzels and dipped them in Candiquik.  I love using Candiquik for all my candy.  It’s smooth, sets quickly, and tastes delicious.  Enjoy!

Tuxedo Pretzels

Tuxedo Pretzels

Lemons for Lulu
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Course Dessert
Servings 18

Ingredients
  

  • 1 lb. white candy coating (Candiquik)
  • 1 lb. milk chocolate candy coating (Candiquik)
  • 2 tbsp. shortening
  • 10-18 large pretzel twists ( I used Snyders)
  • sprinkles

Instructions
 

  • Line two large baking sheets with parchment paper. Set aside. In a microwave safe bowl, melt white candy coating for 1 minute. Remove from microwave, add 1 tablespoon of shortening and continue to melt in 30 second intervals until chocolate has melted and is smooth. With a fork, carefully dip each pretzel in white chocolate, coating the entire pretzel. Carefully rest pretzel on baking sheet. Let chocolate set.
  • White coating sets, melt milk chocolate in a separate bowl for one minute. Remove from microwave and add second tablespoon of shortening. Return to microwave to melt in 30 second intervals until completely melted and is smooth. Dip sides of pretzels in chocolate in a "v" pattern on each pretzel. Return to baking sheet. Sprinkle each pretzel with sprinkles before chocolate sets.

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  1. Cute, simple, and tasty…the best kind of recipe! These are really cute and do look like tuxedos. Thanks for the tip on the Candiquik. I will have to watch for that.

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  3. Oh that’s neat, they do look like mini tuxedos! I like making chocolate covered pretzels myself, but I should try this creative twist with the white coating!

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