Cinnamon Sugar Pretzels Recipe
Cinnamon Sugar Pretzels are a quick and easy snack recipe. Mouthwatering, crunchy cinnamon pretzels are ready in no time at all. They’re the perfect game day appetizers and a great DIY food gift that everyone will love! This post includes a step-by-step video.
Cinnamon Sugar Pretzels: A Delicious, Easy, and Budget-Friendly Snack
With the holidays I often find ways to not only make recipes healthier, but I also look for recipes that will feed a crowd on a VERY limited budget! Make sure to also try our garlic ranch pretzels too!
I subbed coconut oil for vegetable oil and I must say this cinnamon pretzels recipe is ADDICTING! The coconut oil adds an amazing sweetness to these pretzels, making the flavor even better. Seasoned pretzels are always a favorite of mine, but this recipe is definitely a new one I will be making regularly.
How to Make Cinnamon Sugar Pretzels Step by Step
- PREHEAT oven to 350 F.
- In a large bowl, mix together coconut oil, sugar and cinnamon.
- Tip: If you don’t have Coconut Oil you can totally use any oil that you have on hand. I use the coconut oil as much as I can in my cooking. It doesn’t leave a coconut taste like you may think 😉
- Stir in pretzel twists until incorporated.
- Spread pretzels evenly onto a large baking sheet.
- Bake for 15-20 minutes until mixture has dried.
- Allow to cool before serving. Enjoy your cinnamon sugar pretzels!
Instead of just telling you how to make these cinnamon sugar pretzels, I’ll also SHOW you! Scroll down to see my how-to video (that has been viewed by millions of people so far… these babies are pretty popular 😉 ).
How to Serve Cinnamon Pretzels
- They keep well for a few weeks. That means you can make a HUGE batch of them and enjoy them whenever you want!
- They make an awesome snack, straight out of the jar!
- Try them crushed and sprinkled on top of vanilla ice cream. This is SO good, especially with some Homemade Chocolate Syrup drizzled on top!
- They make a great Holiday Season gift. Make a bunch, gift a bunch.
- They’re also a great last-minute gift. They’re a great food gift any time of the year, not just during the holidays.
After you’re done making cinnamon sugar pretzels… get a printable gift tag for them!
Sometimes being visual and sharing these recipes with you will help to inspire you and get you back into the kitchen. It’s a special time for my family and I during the day. When we are in the kitchen we are spending quality time together and creating those memories for the kiddos. Not to mention, I’m able to teach them life skills that will take them from their childhood to their children’s childhood! It’s the memories of the holidays and baking that I have the fondest memories of and I want to be able to pass that onto my children.
Watch me make them live…
Quick and Easy Cinnamon Sugar Pretzels
Ingredients
- ¾ C Coconut Oil
- ¾ C Pure Cane Sugar
- 3 TSP Cinnamon
- 1 15 oz. Bag Pretzel Twists
Instructions
- PREHEAT oven to 350.
- In a Large Batter Bowl mix together coconut oil, sugar and cinnamon.
- Stir in pretzel twists until incorporated.
- On Large Bar Pan spread pretzels evenly.
- Baking 15-20 minutes until mixture has dried.
- Allow to cool before serving.
SO…………..WHY WHEN i TRY TO HARE THIS TO F/B THE PHOTO IS OF A DARK DONUT………NOT WHAT PEOPLE WANT TO SEE WHEN LOOKING ABOUT CINNAMON PRETZELS…………….JUST SAYING!
Yeah sorry – that’s part of technology. It should be fixed now 😉
Definitely going to try them. Thank you
How large is a bag of pretzels?
These look awesome, and easy (bonus)! Think I’m going to try it with almonds, too. Have you done that? I think using roasted/salted almonds would work….?
Yes you can totally use nuts. I didn’t put them in simply because my kids don’t eat them!
A normal size bag of pretzels. I’ll have to look next time I grab a bag at the size.
Yay! Let me know how you like them Diane! They are ADDICTING!
Need recipe for cinnamon sugar pretzel
Hi Marcy (nice name BTW, I’m MarcI!) – the recipe is above!
What oil would you suggest to replace coconut oil? My sister & niece are allergic to coconut. Other than that, they sound great.
These are very good, but next batch I’ll add mire cinnamon. BTW, i used a one pound bag of pretzels.
Do you spray bar pan with cooking spray before putting pretzels on pan?
I use the Pampered Chef Large Bar Pan which is stoneware. It doesn’t require to be sprayed. Also, because you are using the coconut oil the pretzels shouldn’t stick!
You can use regular vegetable oil. Kelli cooks hers with that way. You can visit her site at —> https://www.freebiefindingmom.com/cinnamon-sugar-pretzel-recipe/
Do you use regular (salted) pretzels?
A couple we know gave them away in a nice mason jar with a card for Christmas gift. Really nice gift and really taste good. I hope to find the recipe. Thank You.
Yes!
Does the coconut oil need to be melted to liquid state first?
I do so that the sugar mixes in nicely.
Thanks!
It says 15 oz.
Would love to try these, but the video goes so fast, and does not give the amounts of oil, sugar or cinnamon that you’re supposed to use. Why aren’t the amounts given on the video? Also the recipe isn’t printed anywhere that I can see.
The amounts are listed within the recipe Linda.
Have you tried a pinch of chili powder with this? Idk if it would add a lil zing as well?!
You could Stacey. However, majority of the recipes on my site are kid friendly. I doubt my kiddos would enjoy these cinnamon pretzels with chili powder! You could also add a little cayenne if you wanted a little something extra!
Sounds like a great snack for camping. Thought about using a mixture of white sugar and brown sugar. Thoughts?
Give it a try! Let me know how it turns out.
Don’t have Pure Cane Sugar regular white sugar fine? Also never used coconut oil before since it’s solid i measure the 3/4 cup melt it then Add the sugar/cinnamon or I melt then measure?
Yes Pure cane is a more unrefined sugar. I measure my coconut oil melted.
I love cinnamon snacks like this! Thanks for linking up with Merry Monday this week.
Thank you so much for the visit. Cheers!
Easiest recipe ever so yummy and if you have stail pretzels even better. I have made these for my coworkers as well as for functions at my husband work. Always a crowd pleaser ! And yes I tell everyone where I got it from!
I’m so glad that you love them Gracie! Thank you so much for sharing them with coworkers 🙂 I love that food brings people together!!!
These sound amazing!!
The original recipe and the recipe on the tags are different. Which is the correct recipe?
Thanks,
Marci! – my daughter loved these. I made them with the gluten free pretzels and half the coconut oil (because that’s all I had left) and they turned out perfect! Gluten free eaters don’t typically get yummy recipes so thank you very much. For posting this!
YAY! So glad that she loved them! They are surely addicting!
Hi Jane! It just depends on how much seasoning you want on the pretzels. I like to coat mine a lot so I use the 3/4 C Coconut Oil, 3/4 C Pure Cane Sugar, 3 TSP Cinnamon,
1 15 oz. Bag Pretzel Twists recipe! Hope that helps.
They burn! One tray burned one was ok. Baked for 15 min only
What are you using for the oil?