Amazon Grocery, Mini Twist Pretzels, 40 Oz (Previously Happy Belly, Packaging May Vary)

These were a good price, they were a bit salty so if you like a well salted pretzel you will like these. They were fresh, and stayed fresh once opened. Good snack

Wow there’s a lot in container. Not to hard and not to soft, just right. I’ve bought a few of these never come stale and are always fresh. I’ll be buying more when these run out.

These are good and nicely salty. Definitely crunchy.

Nothing fancy, but these are tasty pretzels and they have good crunch. The sort of malted flavor pretzels get from browning is good in these. They seem to have less salt on them than many brands do, but I like that.

Grandson loves them. To buttery for me

These are a wonderful snack. Priced right

Am a little disappointed that there is no manufactured, use by or best by date anywhere on the packaging. Upon opening there is a slight stale scent to these, but in tasting them, they were fine. I’m not sure how long they are good for, but thankfully, we go through pretzels like they’re going out of style. I really enjoyed the crunch, the salt level and the flavor. Would consider buying again, but would love to know some kind of freshness date.

I need a fat-free snack and often have acid stomach issues; a handful of pretzels helps solve that problem. This is my second jug of these - they make a nice no-fat, low calorie crunchy addition to a meal of sandwiches and soup. Of course, they are all carb so not for people looking to eliminate carbs, but they tick off all the items on a nice lunch. The lid helps keep the pretzels from going stale. In trying to think of a negative, my only thought there is that the jar is very big, but you should check that before you buy it. Also, once cleaned out (DON'T put it in the dishwasher) it's great for stashing other dry snackables, or household stuff like buttons or tape refills. This is my second jug of these and I have it on a subscription now. At under 8 dollars for 2.9 pounds of pretzels, you can divide these up in lunch-size Zippies for a remarkably thrifty lunchbox staple.