Lorenz Saltletts Stick Tray, 17.6 Ounce

Like most people, you've probably wondered "Who makes the best really skinny pretzel sticks of them all?" Wonder no more: the answer is Lorenz and their "Saltletts" pretzel sticks. I learned this thanks to Downton Abbey, in a roundabout manner.Every day, there are Viking River Cruise ships plying the rivers of Europe, each half-filled with husbands whose wives - the other half of the passengers - fell in love with those Viking commercials at the start of every Downton Abbey episode on PBS. This past May, I was one of those husbands.So one afternoon, in the lovely Danube River town of Passau, we are wandering down the shopping streets when my wife realizes that she needs some pretzels and a diet Coke. Spying what looks like the German equivalent of a CVS store, we find what she needs, and soon thereafter repair to the Viking "Var". Later that evening, I see the pretzels in our cabin and try one. Then a second, at which point I remark, "You know, these are really good pretzels." My wife, watching some movie on the TV, replies "Yes they are. SHHHH!"A few days later, half of the pretzels haven't been opened (the packaging being divided into two "tubs"), so we throw them in the suitcase and bring them home. Sitting on the couch back home, we again agree on how good these skinny pretzels are, and lament that we'll never have them again.But then, much to my astonishment, I look up "Lorenz Saltletts" on Amazon, and find that we can order them. I do just that, of course, and aside from the fact that some of the sticks in one of the tubs got broken due to some less-than-gentle handling during shipment, we were able to once again enjoy these really excellent pretzels.So, if you find yourself dragooned into a Viking River Cruise, enjoy the organ concert in the Passau cathedral, and look for these pretzels in their native habitat. Otherwise, order them from Amazon.

These are the same great tasting pretzel sticks that go so well with some good bourbon and a cigar that I enjoyed while living in Germany for 11 years. Unfortunately, they’re broken down to just crumbs by the time they arrive.

I had these when I was in Germany last year. They have a flavor that's better than any standard American pretzel. Caution: You will try to eat them all at once. One of my newest favorites.

These are very good thin pretzels. They wee a touch stale but will likely buy again. They'll be perfect for Chex mix

Possibly the worst prepackaged pretzels I've ever had. They have absolutely no flavor. There is a good amount of salt but you really don't want salt if the pretzel tastes that bad. Rarely do I throw food away but in this case I had to make an exception. If you want a real good salty pretzel try Shultz instead.

Purchased for an elderly parent who thinks these are the best-tasting thin pretzels.

A little pricy for what you get. But oh sooo yummy ! Problem is now we want more and product has Been unavailable for quite awhile leaving us to try others

The taste is PASSABLE, but the weight IS NOT.Definitely NOT the correct weight for the double package probably was suppose to be MULTIPLE PACKAGES.PLACE it on a SCALE then ask for a CREDIT or ADDITIONAL PACKAGES.