Rollo Pretzel Candiesrollo pretzels

Today’s recipe is a delicious treat of salty pretzels, creamy rich caramel filled chocolate and topped with a candy or nut of your choice.

This is another one of those recipes that came from my Granny’s recipe box.  This handwritten card caught my eye because it mentioned chocolate and pretzels.  Chocolate and salt with caramel thrown in.. these are insanely addictive, delicious and fun to make.  Princess helped me make them and devour the ones that were *oopsies*  I mean really, we couldn’t give the teachers the ones that the chocolate softened so much that the caramel started to ooze out.  Sheesh, we have some pride in our work 😉

Recipe: Rollo Topped Pretzels

Ingredients

    • mini pretzels
    • bag of rollo candies
  • toppings: m&m’s and walnuts are our preference

Instructions

  1. Pre-heat oven to 250
  2. Place the pretzels on a cookie sheet
  3. Place a rollo in the center of each pretzel
  4. Place in the oven for about 5 minutes, just long enough for the rollos to soften.
  5. Remove from the oven and top with the m&m’s or walnuts
  6. Chill in the refrigerator until ready to serve.

Variations

* if you happen to LOVE peanut butter and chocolate, substitute mini peanut butter cups for the Rollos

I can’t wait to see this week’s recipes!  I love reading what y’all are cooking and sharing with your families!

This is a big week for us! Monkey gets out of pre-school and Princess “graduates” from kindergarten on Friday!!

 

34 Comments

  1. thanks now i am drooooling all over my laptop….i am soooo saving this one for when i get off the Hawaii diet.

  2. Okay, your recipe definitely sound yummier than mine – chocolate, caramel and pretzels versus veggie spaghetti – bit of a no contest! I’ll definitely be giving those yummy treats a try!!

  3. We make these with Kisses instead of Rolos every year at Christmas. Love them!
    .-= Karly´s most recent blog ..Chocolate Chip Surprise Muffins =-.

  4. I made these during Christmas but instead of rolos, just used hershey kisses. They were a HIT! I’m totally using rolos next time because those are sooo good. OH! What about using Junior Mints? Throw in the minty flavor?

    So many variations!!
    .-= Miss´s most recent blog ..The one about our reading situation =-.

    1. SO many! YUM. I love Junior Mints. The variations are endless and really.. you have chocolate, crunch and salt.. how could you go wrong?

      MWAH

  5. HATE HATE HATE that I’m sugar free right now…but will be making these for a sweet treat for my baintrain!
    *blessing, KS*

  6. Happy monday. Those candies look divine and we all know LOVE makes them so much better! Thanks for sharing your space with us. My recipes are for quick and easy home made citrus soda and crunch kid friendly sourdough croutons! Enjoy!
    .-= Oystergirl@A Moderate Life´s most recent blog ..Two for Tuesday! Whey Soda and Sourdough Croutons! =-.

  7. I have a question. Once they are hardened in the fridge can I take them out and put them in a Christmas tin and mail them to someone?

    Thanks, they look yummy!!!

    1. Hi Brenda! yes, you certainly can. Be careful mailing them to a warm climate, though 🙂 They get a little messy that way.

      You’ll definitely have a happy recipient! Happy Holidays!

  8. These work best using the waffle pretzels and a pecan half pressed into it. Like eating a turtle. Also if you want to spend the extra money and get the good butter flavored waffle pretzels they taste even better.

    1. Hi Shannon, That’s definitely a good way to make them, too. I have that recipe on here, too. My kids prefer them with the m&m’s and it seems the adults are split m&m’s and nuts.

      I don’t know if it’s a local thing, but waffle pretzels are almost impossible to find down here! It’s crazy.

      Thanks for stopping in and saying Hi

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