Dale a tus productos horneados un toque otoñal con pretzels de calabaza y especias
La combinación de dulce y salado siempre es un acierto, pero añadirle especias de calabaza la hace aún mejor. Los pretzels con especias de calabaza, ya sean comprados o caseros, le dan el toque salado y aromático perfecto a todos tus dulces otoñales favoritos.
The combination of sweet and savory is always a winner, but adding pumpkin spice makes it even better. Pumpkin spice pretzels, whether store-bought or homemade, add the perfect savory and aromatic touch to all your favorite fall treats.
Pumpkin spice pretzels can be chopped and incorporated into batters and doughs. Try adding them to chocolate chip or white chocolate cranberry cookies for extra texture, and place some larger pieces on top of the cookies as a garnish right after baking. Stir them into puffed rice treats or make a fall snack mix with pumpkin spice pretzels, Reese's Pieces, candy corn, roasted pecans, and plenty of Chex cereal.
Pumpkin spice pretzels are the perfect finishing touch for frosted cupcakes and brownies. You can leave them whole, break them up, or crush them into a sort of pumpkin spice pretzel crumble that you can easily sprinkle over cake pops, layer cakes, or pumpkin and ricotta cheesecake bites. For a grown-up treat, make the ultimate pumpkin espresso martini with whipped cream and a sprinkle of this spiced pretzel crumble.
Get yourself some pumpkin and spice flavored pretzels.
For all these delicious desserts, you'll need spiced pumpkin pretzels, of course. Many stores, including Target, Walmart, HEB, Kroger, and others, offer a wide variety of spiced pumpkin pretzels this fall. Trader Joe's Mini Spiced Pumpkin Pretzels are coated in spiced pumpkin seeds, and Hayden Valley Foods' Pumpkin Spice Yogurt-Covered Pretzels are a perfect blend of crunchy, sweet, and salty. Pick your favorite or try several brands for a variety of shapes and colors!
You'll find plenty of different options at the supermarket, but you can also make them yourself for a fun fall project. Enjoy some and save the rest for your favorite fall dessert recipes. For a chocolate-dipped version, melt white chocolate in a double boiler or in the microwave and add homemade pumpkin pie spice. Dip the pretzels however you like into the chocolate mixture, then place them on a baking sheet or plate lined with parchment paper to allow the coating to harden.
Alternatively, you can toss the pretzels with melted butter, sugar, and your favorite baking spices before baking them for half an hour. Whether homemade or store-bought, this pumpkin and spice twist pairs beautifully with almost any fall dessert!
