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Chocolate Pretzel Rings
If you like chocolate-covered pretzels, you'll love these simple snacks. They're fun to make any time of year because you can color-coordinate the M&M's to each holiday. —Kim Scurio, Carol Stream, Illinois
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I have been making these for Christmas since I first saw the recipe. I use pretzel rings (usually only available at Christmas time), Hershey Hugs instead of Kisses and red and green M&Ms. So easy and such a hit with everyone!
Great with Rolos and pecans as well!
This candy was fun to make and funner to eat! I buy the kisses when they're marked down after a holiday.
You can never make enough of these winners! Easy and fun to prepare, use seasonal color candies to add unique appearance. The hardest part of this recipe is unwrapping the Rolos! As a volunteer feild editor with Taste of Home magazine I love fun recipes that are universally appealing to adults and kids as well.
I make these every year. Round pretzels seem to be a geographical thing, I can always find them in Michigan, but not other places I've lived. The mini twists work fine though. I love using York pieces in them, the mint id addicting and the blue and white so pretty!
Make these using rolos and red or blue m&m's with my kids at school. They are a huge hit with the kids and parents alike. Wrap them in celephane bags with homemadetags the kids made for mom and dad.
Made these using Rolo candy. These are addictive. The salt from the pretzel and the sweet from the candy is perfect! I used M&M's with some and pecans with others. It's a great recipe for holiday gift trays!!!
I make these with a Rolo and half of a pecan on top of the Rolo--yummy!!!
I made these at Christmas, and told my nieces that they were Rudolph, and Elf noses. I also use Rolos instead of Kisses. The caramel in the Rolos adds a great flavor.
I make these for the holidays with red and green m & m's. They don't last long!