Jo-e's Pretzel Mix
- Ready In:
- 2hrs 5mins
- Ingredients:
- 4
- Serves:
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16
ingredients
- 2 (18 ounce) bags small pretzels
- 1 (1/2 ounce) package hidden valley ranch dressing mix (original buttermilk)
- 1 (12 ounce) bottle orville redenbacker popcorn oil
- 1 teaspoon spice islands or mccormick lemon pepper
directions
- Mix dry salad dressing mix, oil, and lemon pepper.
- Put pretzels in a HUGE container.
- Pour oil mixture over pretzels and toss very well.
- Let sit and toss again every half hour or so for two hours.
- Bag up and HIDE!
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Reviews
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I make a similar recipe, except I use the small pretzel twist , spicy ranch packet, colemans dry mustard, garlic powder, lemon pepper & canola oil. I eye ball the measurements then I mix in a very large bowl , pour onto a parchment lined baking sheet to dry for about an hour then I store them in an " UTZ" pretzel container that I purchased from SAMS. My husband loves these little guys and he lets me know when the stash is getting low lol....
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Like other reviewers, I let this mix sit a few days. It still seemed a tad oily, so just before serving, I put it in a brown grocery bag, shook it around, and let it absorb any excess oil. Personally I thought this mix was too salty, but it was heartily eaten by guests. I followed a reviewer's suggestion of adding chex cereal to it as well (50/50 mix).
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I've made this a dozen times but without the lemon pepper, we used dill. I think the small round pretzels are the best because they hold the tasty stuff better. They do taste better on day 2 or 3 if you can save some for later. My sister also started making it with regular oil and some butter buds, I think about a Tablespoon or so.
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I printed this recipe over a year ago and finally had the opportunity to make it. Everyone who tastes it comments on how much they like it (and of course wanting the recipe). My husband cannot stay out of it! Very simple to make! You could even do this with Chex cereal, popcorn, or anything else similar. I also thought it tasted better after it sat for a couple of days. But either way, very good.
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RECIPE SUBMITTED BY
Margaret3
Kenner, Louisiana
Originally from the Midwest, I have lived in New Orleans for decades--my waistline shows it!
It's a fabulous foodie city, with new restaurants constantly opening. Travel is very important to me, and we do a lot of that. My photography "habit" and travel go together nicely, as does a growing passion for birding and its associated travel.