Beer Cheese Pretzel Sticks
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The Heart of It
These taste like the snack version of warm soft pretzels and cheese dip at a ballgame.
The crunch comes first, then the cheddar flavor settles in with that rich, tangy, buttery finish that makes them feel way more like a pub snack than a regular bag of pretzels. The cheese flavor is bold without being overwhelming, and the salty pretzel underneath keeps everything balanced so they stay easy to keep snacking on instead of feeling too heavy.
Hand-seasoned in small batches in Michigan, they have that nostalgic snack stand feeling in the best way. They’re especially good for movie nights, game days, road trips, lunch add-ons, or paired with sandwiches and casual snack boards when you want something savory with a little more flavor.
Very much the kind of snack you open “just for a few” and accidentally finish.
DETAILS
• Beer cheese flavored seasoned pretzel sticks
• Bold cheddar cheese flavor with a tangy finish
• Hand-seasoned in small batches
• Crunchy pretzel texture
• Kosher
• Shelf stable
• Made in Michigan, USA
• Net weight 3 oz
INGREDIENTS
Pretzels (unbleached enriched wheat flour [flour, niacin, reduced iron, thiamine mononitrate-B1, riboflavin-B2, folic acid], malt, salt, soybean oil), oil (soybean oil, natural butter flavor), seasoning (whey, salt, buttermilk solids, natural flavors, cheddar cheese blend [whey, semisoft cheese {milk, cheese cultures, salt, enzymes}, buttermilk solids, salt, natural flavor, calcium phosphate, sodium phosphate, lactic acid], gouda cheese powder [gouda cheese {milk, cultures, salt, enzymes}, nonfat dry milk and disodium phosphate], sugar, spices, lactic acid, smoked paprika powder, citric acid) [may contain sunflower oil and silicon dioxide as processing aids].
Contains milk, wheat, and soy.
Manufactured on shared equipment that also processes peanuts, tree nuts, milk, wheat, soy, sesame, mustard, and sunflower.
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