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WW: Auntie Anne's Pretzel Hearts

Homemade Pretzel Hearts

My first attempt at using the Auntie Anne's At-Home Baking Kit I got as a fun Christmas gift wasn't perfect, but I think the handmade heart pretzels turned out adorable! The imperfections give them character, right? In any case, they were a tasty treat to bring to a girls' night party last weekend. I wouldn't recommend trying to roll the pretzels alone, though - especially if you've never worked with dough like I hadn't. I would have been brokenhearted without Ogre's help! He rolled the dough into folded strips, then handed them to me to dip in baking soda solution, drain and shape into hearts on a cookie tray.

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  1. I love Auntie Anne's pretzels! I think you did very well with the heart pretzels :)

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  2. oooo one of my favorite things to eat, mine with mustard and light salt!!
    Thanks for linking this week!!
    Happy Valentines!!! And Happy Birthday!!! hope its fun!
    Hugs
    Karren

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  3. That looks like fun - I like the hearts. I haven't worked with dough either.

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  4. I bet they were fun to make they look delicious :-)

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  5. I have a couple of these kits sitting in my pantry. This looks like a fun thing to do and will definitely give it a try, especially with Valentine's Day just around the corner. Thanks for the inspiration. Happy #WW!

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  6. Those pretzels look amazing! Never made pretzels before but I might have to try now...

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  7. I love Auntie Anne's, they're the best! :)

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  8. Festive and delicious! It doesn't get much better than that!
    Happy WW!
    Cathi

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  9. those pretzels looks lovingly yummy :)...perfect for Valentine's day I believe :p...happy WW...

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  10. uuughhh...I am so hungry now too :)

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  11. YUMMM! I absolutely LOVE soft pretzels, but have never made them!

    http://www.homeofohm.com/2015/02/extreme-closeups-in-my-home.html

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  12. Well now pretzels are all I'll think about all day. THANKS A LOT, KRISTIN!! lol

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  13. Auntie Anne's are some of my favorite pretzels!! I didn't know you could get these kits and will have to see if I can find them.

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  14. Looks so delish... Well done! :)
    Happy Wordless Wednesday!

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  15. They look delicious and yummy! They'd make great valentine's day gifts!

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  16. How fun is that?!? Now I want to try out one of those baking kits! Your hearts turned out so pretty.

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  17. What a fun gift to receive! I absolutely love soft pretzels but I have never attempted to bake them. I usually just buy a box of them in the frozen food section of the grocery store! ;-)

    Thank you for linking up to the Oh My Heartsie Girls Wordless Wednesday Linky Party!

    Wishing you a fabulous week!

    Much love,

    Lysa xx
    Welcome to My Circus
    Co-Host OMHGWW

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  18. Great photos - and those pretzels look amazing! Could just eat one of those now with a nice cup of coffee. I will have to try and bake them myself as they havent really caught on here in rural France ;) Bonjour and happy #wordlesswednesday from me at http://detoutcoeurlimousin.blogspot.fr/2015/02/exploring-limousin-february-in-creuse.html

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  19. These look great! Thanks for sharing at Oh My Heartsie Girls WW! PINNED!

    Jenny

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  20. I love Auntie Ann's pretzels. I will have to check out your recipe. I hope it is easy. ;)

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