Rolo Pretzel Turtle Bites
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These Rolo Pretzel Turtles are a staple at our house every Christmas. My mom has been making for years (as I am sure many of you have too!) and I always eat way too many of them. Something about the sweet and salty that gets me every time . . .
They are so simple to make, require very little time, and make a great gift for neighbors!
Ingredients:
1 (11 oz) bag of Rolos Caramel Candy
Pecan Halves (I used about 1/2 pound)
Small Pretzels (about 50)
Directions:
Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
Lay pretzels all over cookie sheet lined with parchment paper or foil. Put a Rolo on top of each pretzel. Place in oven and cook for 3-4 minutes. Pull out of the oven and press a pecan half gently onto each Rolo. Let them set up so you can transfer them to a plate (pop them in the fridge if you want them to set-up quickly!).
Put them in a cute cellophane bag for a quick and yummy Christmas goody for your neighbors.
(Allergic to nuts or just don’t like them? You can add an M & M candy or another pretzel on top!)
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This is perfect! I was looking for a quick and simple sweet treat to make for holiday gifts for the office. I make this and hand them out before taking off for winter break!
Thanks for sharing.
This is so funny; I have these in the oven RIGHT NOW lol
These are one of my favorite holiday treats too! I haven’t made them yet this year but plan to!
I’ve never had these but they look and sound wonderful. I will definately be making some of these soon. Thanks for sharing, Warm Hugs,
this gets the YUMMY IN MY TUMMY two thumbs up award!!!! can’t wait to try it! thanks fo much for sharing…hugs…
Love these! So simple yet SO good!
I just made these and they are so easy and taste AMAZING! They are the perfect combination of sweet and salty. I can’t wait to take them to my social tomorrow night.
Thanks for sharing!
Danielle
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You mention using M&Ms if someone’s allergic to nuts, but my son is allergic to nuts/peanuts and all the M&Ms I’ve seen say “processed on shared equipment” which means he’s not allowed to eat them. I think I’ll try the 2nd pretzel idea…thanks:)
You may also be able to use Sixlets if you can find those in your area….they may not have a nut warning.