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Pretzelmaker offers Big Box of Bites

The pretzel bite creator is doubling the bites and box with its new release.

November 4, 2025

The box includes savory sauces like Pizza Sauce and Cheddar Cheese plus sweet favorites like Vanilla Glaze and Caramel Sauce.

Oreo launches LTO Chocolate Covered Pretzel cookies

Oreo launches LTO Chocolate Covered Pretzel flavor

The new snack will be available nationwide starting May 5.

SF&WB Staff

April 23, 2025

The Chocolate Covered Pretzel-flavored cookies feature chocolate flavored creme, sandwiched between pretzel-flavored cookies that are topped with salt.

General Mills launches Cinnamon Toast Crunch Bugles, only in C-Store locations

Suggested retail price is $2.99.

January 20, 2023

The cone-shaped snack will feature a dusting of Cinnamon Toast Crunch's Cinnadust for a mix of salty and sweet snacking satisfaction.

Twix Salted Caramel to hit select retailers in September

New innovation features a pinch of salt for a sweet and salty experience.

Crystal Lindell

September 1, 2021

Twix's latest innovation features the candy’s three classic layers — crispy cookie, soft caramel and milk chocolate — but with a pinch of salt for a sweet and salty experience.

Consumers search for sweet and salty confectionery combinations

Snack and bakery companies strive for interesting flavors, coatings

Liz Parker Kuhn

March 1, 2020

Sweet and salty has always been a winning combination, and salty snacks featuring confectionery coatings have recently seen a strong level of popularity.

Little Bird Kitchen trail mix and Hot and Sweet Nuts

November 12, 2018

Little Bird Kitchen released its Fire Walker Trail Mix, as well as its new Hot and Sweet Nuts, in March 2018, and its new packaging debuted at the Summer Fancy Food Show, in June 2018.

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