Soft pretzels

[Anonymous]

My absolute favorites are plum creek soft pretzels. Sooooo good. [url]https://plumcreekfoods.com [/url}

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My absolute favorites are plum creek soft pretzels. Sooooo good. [url]https://plumcreekfoods.com [/url}

whoops, https://plumcreekfoods.com

[Anonymous]

Really craving one reading this thread!

I like these ones:
https://www.goldbelly.com/restaurants/sigmunds-pretzels/18254-choose-your-own-soft-pretzels-16-pack?ref=category

[Anonymous]

Was at the Amish market on Friday and wow those pretzels are amazing, several different flavors in addition to plain. I'm from Philly and they are pretty authentic.

[Anonymous]

The Heidelberg ones are ok. Not great. The Wegmans ones are blah.

Costco has some in the refrigerator section that are very good.

[Anonymous]

The Pretzel Bakery in Cabin John shopping center in Potomac.
https://www.thepretzelbakery.com/

[Anonymous]

For when want fresh:
https://www.dcpretzelcompany.com/

[Anonymous]

I use Uber Eats to get them delivered from Bronson Beirhall in Arlington. You can also sale them to sell you “take and bake” pretzels to make at home.

[Anonymous]

It is pretty easy to make your own (and kind of fun)!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:http://heidelbergbakery.com/

i know you said dc/moco but seriously, their pretzels are worth the drive

Love their pretzels but it’s a drive. Go in the morning and get them fresh. Don’t freeze them. The salt gets all funky.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The Pretzel Bakery in Cabin John shopping center in Potomac.
https://www.thepretzelbakery.com/

I didn’t really like these. Nothing special. I think auntie Anne is better.

[Anonymous]

Pro tip: lived in Germany. The best frozen pretzels are at Aldi’s- generic.

[Anonymous]

I also came here to say the Amish market in Germantown.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The Pretzel Bakery in Cabin John shopping center in Potomac.
https://www.thepretzelbakery.com/

I didn’t really like these. Nothing special. I think auntie Anne is better.

I agree. Underwhelming for the price.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Auntie Anne's does catering trays. Call ahead and order trays of pretzel bites with dipping sauce. You can pick them up before your party.

This would work in a pinch, but was looking for something I could pick up in advance and bake in my oven so it was warm. Maybe that doesn't exist?

You can pick up Auntie Anne's and freeze/fridge and reheat them, and they are very good.

You can Uber eats Auntie Annes.