Soft pretzels

[Anonymous]

I am hosting a birthday party for a friend who loves soft pretzels with cheese sauce - does anyone know of a place in the DC/MoCo area where i could buy a frozen pretzel to heat up and get a side of cheese sauce/mustard.

[Anonymous]

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.

[Anonymous]

I think Costco sells them in the freezer section

[Anonymous]

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?

[Anonymous]

You can buy frozen SuperPretzels at any grocery store, but they aren't very good. You can buy Auntie Anne's baking mix to make at home.

[Anonymous]

I was just at Wegmans the other day and they had a whole bunch, both fresh and frozen. I brought home a huge one from their bakery, chucked in the freezer for a couple days in its plastic bag, then heated it up the other night (350 degree oven for just a few minutes) to eat while watching a movie. It was great.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You can buy frozen SuperPretzels at any grocery store, but they aren't very good. You can buy Auntie Anne's baking mix to make at home.

I think i'm looking for a frozen version that is better than superpretzel, which - i agree - are disgusting.

[Anonymous]

OP here - does anyone know of a local bakery that sells delicious freshly baked pretzels - could buy fresh, freeze, then reheat.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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.

[Anonymous]

Try Pretzel Bakery in DC (Capitol Hill, I think)

[Anonymous]

http://heidelbergbakery.com/

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

[Anonymous]

wegman's had the pretzel balls. You heat up for 2-4 minutes in the oven. They also sell the cheese sauce and honey mustard right there.

[Anonymous]

In Pa, pretzel trays are a thing. They are one of the best party foods.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:http://heidelbergbakery.com/

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

This sounds perfect!

[Anonymous]

Ted's Bulletin has good ones