Here's the remainder of the evil little peanut butter filled pretzels I brought to work with me tonight. In the time it took this picture to upload from my phone, I ate the rest of the little buggars. They are sooooo good, but one could eat the whole bag in a single sitting if one isn't careful. For those of you who would like to try these tasty treats, you can pick up a bag in the snack isle at Trader Joe's. They have salted (blue bag) and unsalted (red bag). The salted ones are better. No, this isn't a PSA for Trader Joe's. Believe me, I'm not doing the public a service by getting everyone I know addicted to these little mouthfuls of heaven. Maybe I'm going a little overboard with the heaven part, but if I had a beer (or two, or five) AND a bag of these...yep, I'd be sporting an ear-to-ear grin. If I had a beer and a bag of these too often, I'd be sporting a belly as well.
When you run out to pick up your bag of Trader Joe's Salted Peanut Butter Filled Pretzels, and I know you will, be sure to pace yourself. Not with the running out to get them part, but with the consuming the evil little buggars part. The bag will be empty before you know it. Consider yourself warned...and tempted.
3 comments:
stop teasing and send them O/S ASAP.
I LOVE them too. I'm sure they contributed to the weight comment in my 25 random things list :-)
have you worked in the advertising industry cuz i feel like the subliminal message has been planted not so subliminally. like you hit the target 7 times and i bet they would go great with the Goose Island mild winter ale that is so good that you can not have just one, you must have two Goose Island mild winter ales then after the second you say why not just have a third Goose Island Mild Winter Ale and by then most of the salted peanut butter filled pretzels are gone and to finish them off you have a fourth goose island mild winter ale and by now what ever the fuck those pretzels are they are all gone and since you do not give a shit you have a fifth goose island mild winter ale and all is good in the world!
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