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Does anyone remember the thin pretzel sticks that used to come in a little red and white box?
Yes, many people fondly remember the thin pretzel sticks that came in a small red and white box, often associated with the brand "Baker's" or "Snyder's." These crunchy snacks were popular for their salty flavor and convenient packaging, making them a favorite for parties and snacking. While they may not be as widely available today, they still evoke nostalgia for those who enjoyed them.
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How do you say pretzel sticks in spanish?
In Spanish, pretzel sticks are commonly referred to as "palitos de pretzel." If you're describing them in a specific context or region, you might also hear variations, but "palitos de pretzel" is widely understood.
Can you bung booce?
yes all you need is pretzel sticks. :)
How do you make twistifish fondue on Webkinz?
Fish sticks, cheese , and pretzel in the blender
How many weight watchers points in pretzel sticks?
The number of Weight Watchers points in pretzel sticks can vary based on the brand and serving size. Generally, a serving of traditional pretzel sticks (about 1 ounce or 28 grams) may range from 3 to 5 points. It's best to check the specific packaging or use the Weight Watchers app for accurate tracking based on your plan.
What is in chex mix?
Well, there are corn chex, wheat chex, bread "sticks", pretzel's and then the toasted bread pieces.
How many ounces in a cup of pretzel sticks?
I don't exactly know. I think probably around, 44 grams.
What food does snoopy serve at Charlie Brown's Thanksgiving feast?
popcorn, toast, pretzel sticks, jelly beans
What's your favorite snack?
Either those pretzel sticks or Rugalah which is like a baby jelly filled Jewish cake-desert.
How do you make trail mix?
mix together things like: mini pretzels chex cereal pretzel sticks mini bread crusts
How many oz does 1 pretzel weigh?
eight to be exact
Where are memory sticks manufactured?
Sorry, I can't remember!
How many sticks of butter does it take to get diabetes?
50 sticks of butter or maybe a little more
