SCORPION BUFFALO PRETZELS

Snack Aficionados! Brace yourselves for an electrifying taste experience with our Scorpion Buffalo Seasoned Pretzels. We've taken our classic buffalo seasoning and amplified it with a daring kick of scorpion pepper, along with a blend of carefully selected herbs and spices. Get ready to embark on a culinary adventure that will leave your taste buds tingling with delight.

Picture this: a perfect pretzel, generously coated in our signature blend of seasonings. But there's a twist – the fiery allure of scorpion pepper. It's a bold and audacious move that sets these pretzels apart from the ordinary. The careful balance of heat and flavor is an art we've mastered, resulting in a snack that's nothing short of extraordinary.

Our commitment to quality means that each batch of Scorpion Buffalo Seasoned Pretzels is treated like a work of art. We start with our time-honored scratch-made recipe, infusing the pretzels with the rich flavors of our meticulously sourced spices. But here's where the magic happens – we let these seasoned pretzels marinate in a flavorful brine for a minimum of 24 hours. This patient process allows the seasonings and spices to meld and infuse, creating a symphony of taste that's as complex as it is satisfying.

We're all about bringing you an artisanal snacking experience that redefines indulgence. That's why we never compromise on our commitment to using only the finest ingredients. No chemical preservatives in our seasonings – just pure, unadulterated flavor that's as luxurious as it is wholesome.

Whether you're craving a sensational solo snack or looking to dazzle your guests with a gourmet treat, Scorpion Buffalo Seasoned Pretzels are your ticket to snacking nirvana. So go ahead, dive into a world where heat meets flavor, and ordinary transforms into extraordinary. Elevate your taste journey with Kingston's Scorpion Buffalo Seasoned Pretzels – because settling for anything less than exceptional is simply not an option.

Seasoning Ingredients: - natural flavors & spices