Amazon Grocery, Peanut Butter Filled Pretzels, 44 Oz

Great product Good value Good taste

I recently picked up the Amazon Grocery Peanut Butter Filled Pretzels and I have to say, they are really tasty! They’re not overly dry or too crunchy, which is a big plus for me. You only need a gentle bite to crack them open, and the peanut butter filling is just perfect. What I love most is that you can enjoy about ten of these little bites for only 2 grams of sugar. It feels like a nice, healthy treat without all the guilt. They satisfy my snack cravings without being too heavy or sugary. If you’re looking for something fun and tasty to munch on, I highly recommend giving these a try!

Fresh and just as good as the ones I bought at the local store.

Very nice and crispy and crunchy, perfect amount of chunky salt crystals on them. But that shriveled, desiccated, grainy, gritty blob of stuff inside each piece sure ain't peanut butter!! Well it probably used to be, but it's a long way from the smooth, creamy stuff you get in a jar of Skippy. Actually, no other brand I've found is any better though -- I've tried at least 6 brands of filled pretzels, and in every one, the PB inside is dried up and shrunken just like in these, even in much more expensive brands. It is impossible to make these with a nice, smooth, gooey inside? Why does every brand turn out like this one also did? I was hoping for the best, but no. However, if you like other brands, this one is every bit as fresh and crunchy as you could hope for.

My favorite peanut butter filled pretzels they are very addictive. I eat about a handful when I want them. In my case if you eat more than that it will upset my stomach. They're very easy to chew. Not too much sodium. And always come fresh.

They were delicious

I am a peanut butter pretzle affecionado. I have tried six brands so far: Synder's, Trader Joe's, Ralph's (Kroger), Vons (Signature Select), Target (Market Pantry), and now Wickedly Prime. I consider Synder's the gold standard. Wickedly Prime is pretty much identical to Synder's. Tasty, peanut buttery, the right amount of salt and a good texture. Edit: I just received a new shipment. This one is not as good as the others and I think what is going on is Amazon probably switches up suppliers from time to time. Also maybe they have some quality control issues in the warehouse because this new jar expires March of next year while my earlier shipments expired in May of next year. The batch expiring in March of next year should have been shipped out first but was not so the one I received recently is older that the previous ones. I have provided a photo of the good peanut butter pretzel bites I have received from Amazon vs. the bad ones. The good ones have more salt and are darker. They have a think crispy shell and more peanut butter. The bad ones have less salt, less peanut butter, and a harder, thicker shell. If you want to know my thoughts on the other brands I mentioned... Vons Signature Select: Similar to Synder's but not quite as good. A little less flavor and slightly different texture. Ralphs/Kroger: I only bought these once. I think they were ok but not quite as good as Vons Signature Select. Trader Joe's: This was actually the first brand of peanut butter filled pretzles I had ever tried. I liked them at the time, not having any reference point, but upon revisiting this brand, I found it to be a little bland and the texture to be to hard, making them sharp. They literally cut up my mouth a little so are on my avoid list. Target Market Pantry: Has a scent slightly reminiscent of wet dog. I ate them anyway and they taste ok. I would choose them over Trader Joe's but they are not as good as Synder's or Wickedly Prime and they don't have enough salt.

These peanut butter-filled pretzels are a good go-to snack, crunchy on the outside, creamy on the inside, and satisfyingly salty-sweet. This big tub is a good value for how much you get, and it’s perfect for keeping around the house. However, the quality can be hit or miss depending on the batch. Some pretzels are crisp with plenty of peanut butter, while others taste a bit stale or have barely any filling. The packaging does a decent job of keeping them fresh if sealed tightly, but it’s not as airtight as I’d like for long-term storage.