Pop Daddy Flavored Pretzels Sticks, Healthy Gourmet Pretzels, 7.5oz Variety Pack, 6 Pack, Garlic Parm, Cinnamon Sugar, Peppercorn Ranch, Smoked Gouda, Dill Pickle, Yellow Mustard

I’ve one tried a couple flavors, but they’re very good. Small pretzel rods with a decent amount of flavoring. I’d definitely order them again.

When considering unique pretzel flavors, Pop Daddy wins it all. I don't know what the geniuses at HQ were craving when they came up with these, but I want in. Inevitably, some flavors are definitely better than others. How do you confirm this? Two words: hungry actors. Get a cast doing a long show run, bring in a different pretzel flavor every week and make them vote on a scale of 1-5 what they think of said flavor. We went through every. single. flavor. And now there's a part of me that never wants to see a pretzel again, but it's overshadowed by the constant craving for Thai Honey Curry pretzels (the clear winner). Cinnamon Sugar needs more cinnamon. Parmesan Garlic needs more flavor, period. Surprisingly mild. I depserately wanted Maple Brown Butter to be a Maple Brown Butter BACON flavored pretzel - too sweet, but just barely. Needed some saltiness. Mexican Street Corn was an experience that defies description. I'm still trying to figure out if I liked it or if I'm just trying to look cool in front of my peers. Dill Pickle is the most divisive pretzel flavor. People either love it (they're wrong) or despise it, but as a conversation starter it's perfection. Well done, you flavor bomb wackadoodles.

These are delicious, the best pretzels I’ve ever had. Every flavor we’ve tried is delicious and spot on:Thai curry, cinnamon, maple brown butter, smoked Gouda, and black pepper to a lesser degree. My husband also loved street corn but I don’t like real street corn so not for me. I highly recommend these as a healthier snack.

I really enjoyed the Beer cheese and Gouda. Good bold flavor. I want to try the Dill pickle yet! Some of the others I’m not a fan of, especially the Thai Honey. I think the price is a little high, considering I bought these at a gas station in the middle of Wisconsin for less than they offer it on Amazon or through their direct website.

These are outstanding. I have ordered the variety packs a couple of times now. Strongly considering becoming a more regular customer, and strongly recommending that you try this product too.

Dill pickle is the best. Every other favorite was ok. But all Too Salty :(

Wow, so good it’s hard to stop. The Mexican Street Corn was my favorite.

First off as described. Delicious unique flavors I have never seen before. Originally saw on a TV shopping channel but search Amazon f9r.mote savory flavors. I suprised my hubby with these for our Anniversary and he was thrilled. The smokey mexican st. Corn is his favorite. Do not hesitate buy these pretzels and support a small business. These are fresh crisp with unique seasonings that I never dreamed off. I also like the resealable bag :)

1. Hot Sauce. Pleasing vinegary aroma and a very pungent Buffalo-type cayenne-based sauce leaves you with slight, but not altogether unpleasant lip tingles and throat burn. 2. Yellow Mustard. Excellent mustard aroma and flavour right on the first bite, really captures the taste of those mild American mustards you get in the squeezy bottles like French's, Woeber's etc. 3. Dill Pickle. Magnificently strong vinegar aroma like opening a fresh jar of burger pickles, might be worth eating one at the same time as one of the mustard flavour. 4. Peppercorn Ranch. The ranch dressing flavour doesn't dominate these, but you certainly get a lot of it in the after-taste. Decent. 5. Parmesan Garlic. Good and bold parmesan cheesy aroma on first opening, very nice garlic-buttery taste sort of like the "Crazy Bread" sticks one finds at Little Caesar's pizza places. 6. Cinnamon Sugar. Definitely saved the best 'til last here! Delightful cinnamon-sugar scent draws you in even as you first open the bag, each stick has a good coating of salt, sugar and cinnamon that just blends into a perfect warm flavour.