Sweet and Salty Strawberry Pretzel Parfaits
Tingle your taste buds with a bite of Sweet and Salty Strawberry Pretzel Parfaits. This sweet and salty dessert recipe for two has such a wonderful balance of sweet cream and strawberries with salty, crunchy pretzels. You'll especially love the hint of cinnamon flavor that's mixed in with the broken pretzel pieces. Because it's a parfait, this parfait works great for breakfast as well as an after-dinner treat. It makes just enough for two servings, so share it with a loved one or close friend! They'll be happy you did.
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We hope these dessert recommendations inspire you to get baking and try out something new. Let us know how they turn out, and feel free to share any of your own favorite dessert recipes with us as well!
Serves2
Preparation Time30 min
Cooking MethodNo Bake
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SissieSass
Apr 03, 2018
Do you think that a whipped cream cheese would go good in this recipe? I am not a fan of sour cream when you use it fresh. I love it in coffee cakes and other desserts when you cook it after adding it to the batter, but I can't bring myself to eat it plain.
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