Snyder's Jalapeño Pretzel Pieces

[Black can man]

God these are good.



If you like a little spicy snack that is.

[jet_noise]

Thought they'd be a bit spicy for me so haven't had a pack.
Not keen on mustard so haven't had those either.

Love the cheese ones though

[Ridealong]

I've had the Jalapeno and there were a bit too spicy for me (no burning just sweating), I've not had the Buffalo Hot Wings flavour but I bet there are addictive.

There is a milder product - Honey Mustard & Onion and for me is not spicy.

[C0ffin D0dger]

Can you get them in the UK and if so where please?

They sound good.

[jet_noise]

C0ffin D0dger said:

Can you get them in the UK and if so where please?

They sound good.

I've got 'em from Waitrose & Sainsbury's although the selection varies.
I've not seen the buffalo wings which I'll try should they appear.

[Puggit]

The black pepper version are immense. Sadly not available over here any more

[IanCress]

I agree, they're fantastic. I can happily eat a whole bag to myself. In the pub. With a couple of cold pints to calm the heat down.

[Dan_1981]

All available on Amazon.

[Matt_N]

The buffalo ones are lovely, so moreish.

[arfursleep]

Found these in a pub years ago with a mate when we need something to soak up the ale.

Had the buffalo wing ones too, excellent.

The kids like the honey mustard ones.

not overly healthy though

[HarryFlatters]

These are essentially spicy, crunchy heroin.

I can't have them in the house.

[justin220]

Matt_N said:

The buffalo ones are lovely, so moreish.

Agreed! Very addictive.

Tesco sell them

[Black can man]

justin220 said:

Matt_N said:

The buffalo ones are lovely, so moreish.

Agreed! Very addictive.

Tesco sell them

On special too @ £1.04

Will order the Buffalo wings flavour on line i think.

[vsonix]

Big fan of these. They're also suitable for vegans which a lot of snacks aren't these days because they sneak whey powder into almost EVERYTHING nowadays. On the downside, they contain a lot of palm oil instead so probably not a 'guilt free' food either.
I also like the Honey Mustard one but I haven't tried the wings flavour yet.

Some larger branches of Tesco have them in bigger packs, which I prefer - the smaller packs are too easy to wolf down a whole one but the bigger packs you can just grab a handful and put them away again till tomorrow or whatever.

[Matt_N]

HarryFlatters said:

These are essentially spicy, crunchy heroin.

I can't have them in the house.

Legalised crack.

Even my 3 year old can't stop eating the honey and mustard ones

[Lotus Notes]

The cheese are good, these are better.

Found the Jalapeno flavour in Thailand, and now can't have them in the house.

[Ridealong]

My Sainsburys and Tesco's displayed them in their American food section.
I think I first had them 10 years ago, they were sold with other crisps, peanuts and snacks before the specialty sections were introduced.

[Cardinal Hips]

My gf calls them "Snyders of hangover".

The cheese ones are great when you've got a hangover from hell, the salt content must be about 60000000% of your RDA. Doubled up with a vanilla coke and a handful of painkillers, you'll be back in the game in no time.

[Ascayman]

Ordered to see what the fuss is about.

[devnull]

love these - found in many a pub in bristol. often have to stop myself from buying the pub's entire stock - they are like crack.