Absolutely DELICIOUS 😋!!!

These King’s Hawaiian Sweet Soft Pretzel Bites are a great alternative to traditional bread or rolls. They’re soft, slightly sweet, and have a nice chewy texture that works well with sandwiches, dips, or alongside a meal. A tasty twist when you want something different than regular bread!

When you have a taste for a soft pretzel these are the way to go. They are not too salty and are great by themselves or with your favorite dipping sauce. My only complaint is when you try to warm them up, the salt dissolves, but you can always re-salt them.

We bought a package for a party and when we went to use them we noticed that the some of them had mold on them although it was before the expiration date. My husband happened to be at sams and picked up another package of them and when we opened that one there was mold on the also. Maybe Kings Hawaiian should shorten the shelf life on this product.

The pretzel bread itself tastes good, however what appears to be white pretzel salt bits on the outside, seems to be a weird waxy substance, not salt. When I heated the pretzel bites in the air fryer according to directions, the weird white waxy bits melted and created a coating on the pretzel bites that was awful and left a film on my teeth. I would not buy these again. Waste of money.

Tried to eat these later the night we got them and they were moldy

They were moldy when I opened the package ( before the “ sell by “ date

I was hoping for a pretzel like texture, a little toasted on the outside & chewy in the center. The heating instructions were either in the microwave, oven or air fryer. All failed. It tasted just like a Hawaiian bun with a chalky taste in the center. Seems the the ingredients didn’t mix well at their factory.

I put the bits on a sheet pan and popped them in the oven to warm..as directed on the packaging. Afterwards there was a waxy substance, similar to candle wax, left on the pan from the bites. I tried soaking it in warm water, it didn't come off, I tried running hot water over it. nope. I finally had to get my scrapper and scrap it off but even after that there was still a residue on that sheet pan. I finally just threw the pan away and the rest of the pretzel bites. I have no idea what they coated these bites with and I have no desire to eat whatever it is.

Bought two boxes for a party I was hosting. The next day when I preparing for guests, both boxes were moldy in the middle and I had to run out to Publix and get pretzels last minute - it was very stressful and frustrating. Never again, Sam's Club, never again.