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dipped pretzels white or chocolate

(2 ratings)
judyjellybean avatar
Recipe by
Julia Ferguson
@judyjellybean
Greenwood, IN

I make these every year for Christmas gifts. They are easy and everyone loves them. I think it's that salty-sweet thing. I use the miniature pretzels but any size or shape of pretzel can be dipped, even pretzel rods. One year I found different shaped pretzels with a Christmas theme.

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(2 ratings)
method Stove Top

Ingredients For dipped pretzels white or chocolate

  • a note before getting started. i use wax in my dipped candies. it is harmless, tasteless, used in candy making and it helps thin out the chocolate when melted. it can be found on the baking isle. comes in a box with a couple of bars inside.
  • i have never measured the ingredients for this recipe so it will be hard to say how much, so i will just put out there what i do.
  • 1
    huge bag mini pretzels,
  • 1 pkg
    vanilla candy coating, such as candy quick. white chocolate chips can also be used.
  • wax (i use gulf brand) with sharp knife cut off about a 1 inch slice from the small end of the wax bar

How To Make dipped pretzels white or chocolate

  • 1
    Prepare work surface or sheet pans by laying out or lining with wax paper, parchment paper or foil. This is where you will be placing the dipped pretzels for drying. Place pretzels in large bowl for easy access.
  • 2
    In a double boiler over med low heat place water in bottom pan. Make sure the water level does not touch the bottom of the top pan. Do not let the water boil, and make sure no water or steam gets into the top pan. In top pan place vanilla candy coating or chips and wax (the wax helps thin the candy coating so you may want to add a little more than indicated in recipe.) Stir mixture often until mixture is smooth and wax in incorporated. Remove top pan from heat. (I like to place pan on a dishtowel to sop up moisture on bottom of pan, plus it helps hold in some of the heat.)
  • 3
    Grab a handful of pretzels and place into the melted candy mixture. With a *fork or candy dipping tool make sure pretzels are coated throughly. Remove one at a time, drain off excess or dripping candy mixture and place on prepared surface for drying. Repeat until you have desired amount of dipped pretzels. Leave until completely dry. There may still be some excess dried candy mixture around edges of pretzels. It can be broken off carefully so as not to chip it off the whole pretzel. If you like double dipped pretzels, repeat process or take the melted mixture and drizzle over the dipped pretzels or can be done using melted chocolate chips or candy coating. Store in a container with tight fitting lid with wax paper or parchment between layers. Keep in a cool place, can be stored in fridge or be frozen. When removing from fridge or freezer, place on counter top. Do not remove lid or packageing until candy has reached room temperature. Place several pretzels in candy cups for gift giving boxes or place desired amount in cellophane bags tied with ribbon for baskets. NOTE: * When I first started making candy I used a wire coat hanger bent like a paperclip for a handle and a hook on the other end for hooking the pretzles out of the candy mixture.
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