Had my grocery getter pick up a bag of Rold Gold Recipe No.5 Savory Butter pretzel twists. They run a $1 cheaper than Dots.

Bottom line is that they're okay but not worth the premium price. And compared to Dot's original... no contest.

I buy the 1.5 oz bags of Dot’s Homestyle Pretzels. I take a bag with me to Shake Shack and eat it with my Shack Burger – tasty, and less calorific than fries. Just a couple of hours ago I ordered another 20-pack from Amazon ($26.99).

These little bags make a nice gift for neighbors and merchants that I like. They’re always appreciated.

A new Dot's treat to savor. Cheese Curls

A couple of weeks ago I was at my local Ace Hardware (the only place selling Dot's). In addition to a bag of Southwest Pretzels I picked up a couple bags of Cheese Curls. AWESOME.

I stopped in Ace yesterday, none to be had. I guess I am not alone in my assessment.

Thanks for the tip. I’ll keep an eye out for them.

Tried Dot's. To my unrefined palette, Snyder's are much more flavorful.

I don't even like bagged pretzels. Tried Dots because of this thread and I'm pleasantly surprised. Found them at Safeway and they're a regular purchase now.

Picked up a bag of Dots “Southwest Seasoned” they are great, but a bit spicy. Dipped e’em in Tostitos Avocado Salsa and it pairs perfectly!

I discovered them in a gas station in Colorado while driving to Mullen, NE. Loved em. Not surprised they are becoming popular.

Tried the southwest spice version, and while I generally like spicy stuff prefer the original.
Do want to check out the cheese curls now

Just saw some at a local specialty store here and am anxious to try the Dots out and see how they compare.

Found some at the local neighborhood Ace Hardware.

Like'em, a lot. Good stuff.
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Originally posted by MrToad:
Just saw some at a local specialty store here and am anxious to try the Dots out and see how they compare.

Epic fail. On my wife's part. They were excellent. HOWEVER, she had the nerve to let my teenager try some, and he's hooked and there went the bags while I was away at work.

never seen the Dots at any of my local stores but I want to try them after all this hype, I'm a snack food junkie. may order online and see for myself..

Today, I tried the Snyder's and found them to be a bland, mealy textured, pale imitation of Dot's. It's like the difference between Campbell's Clam Chowder and Tony's Clam Chowder. I have 7/8's of a bag left and no desire to have another.

they make a great product and love to see a ND business

https://dotspretzels.com/pretz...ated%20with%20Sketch.

Bought a bag of the original while at Ace getting a quart of paint and some washing machine lint socks today.

Good stuff though unfortunately I can't keep them around regularly as they are made in a facility that may also process Peanuts and sadly I need to keep the pantry Peanut free for a couple more years.

I was given a bag of the Original Seasoned twists at Christmas and HOLEEEEEE SHEEEEEEEET! They are addictively good!

I’m definitely a fan now.

stopped by Sportsmen's Warehouse today looking for ammo, none available. they had a full shelf of Dot's near checkout though . got a bag of original and opened in the parking lot. very tasty and I could see them being addictive. I'm a fan

I tried them but I find them just ok, I prefer the UTZ Dark pretzels.

Everyone loves the Dots at work.rockys.com.

I gave the manager of my upscale grocery a small bag of Dot’s Pretzels to try. And now, by George, he’s stocking them. I no longer have to suffer the many broken pretzels that result from Amazon delivery! A good result from that little gift.