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Pretzel is a traditional bread that originated in Germany, characterized by its distinctive knot shape. It is known for its salty taste and crispy texture.
It is popular as a street snack or as a side dish with beer. Recently, it has gained worldwide popularity with various flavors and sizes.
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The unique knot shape of the pretzel is said to be modeled after the praying hands of medieval monks. Its brown surface sprinkled with salt and soft interior are achieved through a unique baking process.
In Bavaria, Germany, pretzels are considered symbols of luck and prosperity, holding special significance at weddings and festivals. In modern times, global snack brands are creating new cultural trends by introducing various pretzel variations.