@tastinghistory: Wine Pretzels from 16th Century Germany

King_Bannanan :

neat, id love to see the history of sushi. if you're able that is, affordability and all

Angelo :

they were invented by Jordan B. Prietzen, a baker.

Alexi :

Greeks have a similar Easter cookie called koulourakia with cinnamon and wine too. They’re amazing!

Ezaro Strifer :

It probably was originally made by some random village baker and it simply caught on and no one could remember who made them first because they were just a random village baker

w3r3g0r1lla :

I want a pretzel coat of arms!

BizRaven :

hey bro, your historic cooking ticks all my boxes! If you want to give even more facts, you could give an average shelf-life of each historic delight!

Clover S. Laurel 🍀 :

A cookie-like pretzel sounds so good! 🤤

gigamiga :

In Italy we still have something very similar, we call them "Ciambelline al vino" and they are almost the same thing but in a donut shape.

Dace :

This concept brings joy

BiggRooski :

Very nice recipe!

You’re/your :

SCOUT EATER :

it was me. I made them.

Persephone :

Looks good

Electra :

ZzealotT :

I love the idea that Jesus took a pretzel and broke it to say “this is my body… eat it in remembrance of the time you watched me put my foot behind my head at that weird yoga class we took with the tax collectors… yeah that was wild lol”

tommya622 :

Dip them in icing

Brian White :

A sixteenth century TWIST?

wep :

The person who made the pretzel was called Michael B. Pritzen

Legalize Nuclear Bombs :

Early to a tasting history post!!!

frogsorcery :

Bruh pretzels are not kosher for Passover get them off that last supper table

Yee :

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Monkey D Luffy :

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Lavender :

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eion :

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