Bacon Wrapped Pretzels

Bacon Wrapped Pretzels are the perfect treat for gifting and eating!

Bacon Wrapped Pretzels are simple to make and a great welcome neighbor or holiday treat gift.

Make them alongside our peanut butter cookies, nutella cookies, and gluten free oatmeal cookies for the ultimate goodwill package!

Bacon Wrapped Pretzels

Bacon Wrapped Pretzels Ingredients

Pretzel Rods – We like to use salted pretzel rods for this recipe.

Thick Cut Bacon – Regularly sliced bacon will work as well, but I much prefer to use a thick cut bacon.

Brown Sugar – Brown sugar + salted pretzels + thick bacon = yummmmm.

This was originally published as a sponsored post written by me on behalf of Tyson Foods, Inc. All opinions are entirely my own. 

Someone recently told me the bacon fad was on it’s way out.  And I laughed and I laughed and I laughed.  Uh, hi.  Bacon’s not a fad and it’s definitely not going anywhere.  Unless we’re talking about my mouth.  

It’s totally going in my mouth.  These Bacon Wrapped Brown Sugar Pretzels are my newest bacony obsession and they’re soooooo yummy.  Also, totes easy to make.  Yay!

p.s. I’m still laughing.

How Do You Make Bacon Wrapped Pretzels

First, wrap pretzels in bacon, then sprinkle them lightly with brown sugar.

Next, place them on a parchment lined baking sheet and put into a cold oven.

Then, turn oven on and allow pretzels to cook until you reach desired consistency.

Finally, remove from oven and *carefully* place on a cooling rack (they will be limp at first), let the excess oil drip off and allow them to cool and set.

You only need three ingredients and about seven minutes to get these going.  They take a while in the oven, but the actual prep work is a total breeze.

I used long pretzel rods, but you could also use the shorter ones and just cut the bacon strips in half.

More Bacon Recipes

Bacon in the Oven

Bacon Wrapped Crackers

Bacon Wrapped Pineapple

Bacon Wrapped Jalapeno Poppers

Bacon Wrapped Water Chestnuts

When they first come out of the oven your bacon pretzels will be soft – don’t worry as they set they will stiffen.  Depending on how well cooked the bacon is will determine just how stiff.

My family likes it with a little chew to them.  Mmmmmmm. 

Let’s just get this out of the way now.  I’m happily married.  I know, I know.  I’m sorry.  But I’m sure you’ll find a lovely partner to make these for you one day.

Or you know.  Make them yourself and then woo the person of your dreams!

Serving Suggestions

Stuffed Mushrooms

Ginger Cookies

Buffalo Chicken Dip

Cinnamon Roll Cookies

Tools for Making Bacon Wrapped Pretzels

• Silicone baking mats – Nothing sticks to these!  Whaaaa?!  Perfect for baking sugary cookies, or cheesy croissants.  You know why? Because nothing sticks to these!!!
• Bakers half sheet – It’s cool, we only have about six of these bakers half sheets because they’re good for absolutely everything.  Cookies? Yes! Steak? Yes! Cake? Oh yeh! Roasted veggies? Uhhhh huh!

How to Make Bacon Wrapped Pretzels

Bacon Wrapped Pretzels

This is a sponsored post written by mBacon Wrapped Pretzels are the perfect treat for gifting and eating!e on behalf of Tyson Foods, Inc. All opinions are entirely my own.

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Course: Snack

Cuisine: American

Keyword: bacon wrapped pretzels

Prep Time: 10 minutes

Cook Time: 1 hour 30 minutes

Total Time: 1 hour 40 minutes

Servings: 4

Calories: 100kcal

Author: April Woods

Ingredients

• Thick cut bacon we used Applewood Smoked Wright Brand Bacon
• Salted pretzel rods
• Dark brown sugar

Instructions

• Wrap pretzels in bacon, then sprinkle them lightly with brown sugar.
• Place on a parchment lined baking sheet and put into a cold oven.
• Turn oven to 250 degrees and allow pretzels to cook for 2 - 2 1/2 hours (depending on how crispy you want them).
• Remove from oven and *carefully* place on a cooling rack (they will be limp at first), let the excess oil drip off and allow them to cool and set.
• ENJOY!

Nutrition

Calories: 100kcal

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Thick cut bacon is the best.  Mmmmmmm… we don’t buy anything else in our home.  For this recipe I chose Applewood Smoked Wright® Brand Bacon.

We love that you can pick it up at Publix in 1 1/2 pound packages. Perfect for a bacon loving family like ours!

We love Wright Brand Bacon because it’s masterfully crafted for a richer bacon experience, thick-sliced (yassssss), hand-selected & hand-trimmed, naturally smoked with wood chips, the best cuts of premium meat, and high-quality.  Also, I can get it at Publix in the breakfast meat section.  Sooooo convenient!

It comes in multiple flavors too, including Hickory Smoked, Smoked Brown Sugar, Bourbon Barrel Smoked and Oak Barrel Smoked.Be sure to #VoteWrightBrandBacon and cast your vote for your favorite bacon pairing. Wright Brand Bacon is definitely Bacon the Wright Way™.

I want to hear your favorite bacon recipes!

 

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