Auntie Anne's Encourages Hands-On Pretzel Making At Home

There’s no doubt the Food Network has inspired children to want to learn how to cook. Lancaster, Pa.-based Auntie Anne's, the world’s largest hand-rolled pretzel chain, introduces its At-Home Baking Kit, and it’s a grand way for mom and the kids to have hands-on fun in the kitchen on a cold winter day.

The easy-to-prepare kit comes with step-by-step instructions to make 10 Original or Cinnamon Sugar Pretzels, 15 Pretzel Dogs, or one deep-dish pizza. Key ingredients in the kit are a yeast packet, special at-home baking Auntie Anne’s dough mix, baking soda, salt, and cinnamon sugar. Since the dough mix is versatile, a recipe for making a deep dish pizza is included on the kit packaging and other recipes for dishes such as stuffing, cinnamon pull apart bread (monkey bread), and bread pudding can be found by visiting www.auntieannesrecipes.com

Kids will surely enjoy participating in the art of pretzel making and creatively experimenting with the pretzel dough through shapes, letters, and numbers. And although it is an activity kids enjoy, I must confess, I enjoyed making pretzels with my grandson (and eating them) as well. The kit also provides an easy to wrap gift for a child’s birthday party. A video demonstrating how to make pretzels and other recipes can be viewed on Auntie Anne’s Pretzel channel on You Tube.

Suggested retail price is $5.99 to $7.99.

Video

Video Overview

Michele Perella, a trainer at Auntie Anne's Pretzel University, demonstrates the many uses for the Auntie Anne's At-Home Baking Kit.

Running Time

9:12

Company Information

Website: www.auntieannes.com