Just after I went gluten-free, I bought a package of these at Fred Meyer, along with a dozen other packages of gluten-free foods in their impressive little section. Afterwards, on the way to the Flying Apron bakery to buy some gluten-free treats, I was stuck for a long time at a stoplight. Impatient and a little hungry, I rustled around in the shopping bag on the seat to my right and grabbed out the small bag and opened it. Tentatively, of course.
The first gluten-free replacement foods I tried at first were a little dusty, a little dry, a little disappointing. And I love pretzels. So I popped one in my mouth, determined to set my face with false appreciation and reassure myself, “Oh, this won’t be so bad.” I wish I had a picture of my face in that moment. Pure, joyful surprise.
Small and studded with sesame seeds, these pretzels are better than replacements. They’re fabulous. In fact, at this point, after having eaten, oh, say forty bags of them, I can say this safely: these are my favorite pretzels of all time. No exceptions.
To me they actually taste like peanut butter! And, I can't just eat a couple, I eat the entire bag every time. I actually will typically carry this, or the plan kind around, in my bag for when I'm stuck somewhere that offers me no options to calm my growling tummy.
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This company make a range of fantastic foods and can be mail ordered for folks in the u.k (noy sure about international) their seattle brown rolls are to die for- they have that slight bagel chewy quality to them.
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