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Raspberry Pretzel Salad

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This Raspberry Pretzel Salad is the perfect way to end your Thanksgiving feast! It’s a delightful blend of sweet and salty flavors that’s sure to satisfy your sweet tooth. The creamy filling, tangy raspberry layer, and crunchy pretzel crust create a delicious and satisfying dessert that’s perfect for sharing with family and friends.

This easy-to-make recipe is a great way to add a festive touch to your Thanksgiving table. So why not give it a try this year? Your guests will be raving about this delicious dessert for weeks to come!

Ingredients

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Bottom Layer

  • 3 c pretzels smashed into bits (not crushed into crumbs)
  • 3/4 c melted butter

Middle Layer

  • 1 c sugar
  • 8 oz Cool Whip
  • 8 oz cream cheese, softened

Top Layer

  • 1 small raspberry jello box
  • 1 c boiling water
  • 1 pkg frozen raspberries
  • 1 small can crushed pineapple drained

Instructions

  • For your bottom layer – mix your pretzel bits and butter and put it at the bottom of your 9×13 pan.  Bake at 400F for 10 minutes.  Let this cool before adding your middle layer.
  • For your middle layer, add all ingredients into a bowl (make sure your cream cheese is softened) and mix until thoroughly combined.
  • Carefully add spoonfuls on top of your pretzel layer and smooth it together as evenly as possible.  (Yes – this is a bit tricky!)
  • For your top layer, add jello to boiling water. Mix and then add in frozen raspberries and pineapple. Mix all together and then cool in the refrigerator until set up a little. (About 20 minutes or so – but check so it is just starting to set up but not fully set.).
  • Pour on top of middle layer and serve when it is all set up.  Enjoy!

Notes

  • Can be made night before & keep stored in the refrigerator.

Keywords: Dessert, Side Dish, Pretzels, Raspberries, Cream Cheese, Pretzel Salad, Salad

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