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Chocolate Covered Pretzel Rods

Chocolate Covered Pretzel Rods
When we first became “poor”, which was 15 years ago this month, I need to find an easy, inexpensive something to make for my Hubby and I to take to work and hand out to our Co-workers.  Since both of us tended to work where there were loads of co-workers, I needed something that wouldn’t break the bank for the 100 or so we needed.  I finally happened upon carmel and chocolate covered pretzel rods at our local Mall.  They ran from $2.50 to $4.00 each.  Looked wonderful, but way too pricey.  So I decided to DIM (do it myself).  They have been a big success and my Hubby has people who anxiously wait for their Pretzel Rod each Christmas.  So here is how I make Pretzel Rods for Christmas remembrance gifts. Let’s get started.
 
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Supplies:
Pretzel Rods (look for the bag with the least breakage, around $2.25/bag for 25-28 rods)
Carmels (get the carmel that is for dipping apples or the little individually wrapped square ones +/- $3/lb.)
Milk Chocolate (get good quality chocolate, not chocolate chips, they are not designed to melt, I look for chocolate meant for chocolate fountains, they really work)
White Chocolate (again get good quality)
Water
Oil
Microwave
Parchment paper
Spoons
Bowls (microwave safe)
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7 comments
Dec 19, 2011. 4:23 PMsunshiine says:
This is awesome! I loved the way you wrapped them! Thanks for sharing and have a wonderful week!
Sunshiine
Dec 21, 2011. 9:50 AMsunshiine says:
Now that would make my day! I think I could learn some very fun stuff! I enjoy going the extra mile to give someone a truly wonderful gift from the heart! I hope your Christmas is filled with many delightful surprises ! Sunshiine
Dec 20, 2011. 10:56 AMdepotdevoid says:
Very nice, those look delicious!
Dec 20, 2011. 2:41 PMHeygalicious says:
OMNOMNOMNOMNOM!!!! :)

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In a valiant attempt to keep myself from dying of boredom, I create.