@Felthry I wish this were multiple choice! Plain or cheese, myself.
@IceWolf you know what it should be, one moment
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@Felthry hm, I guess I'm in the wrong region of Germany for pretzels, we basically only have Laugenbrezeln (lye pretzels with salt) here
@noiob well that's what you get, then you dip them in stuff!
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@Felthry I've never seen them served with dips
@noiob Huh! pretzels with cheese or mustard are really common here
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@noiob are Laugenbrezeln hard or soft pretzels?
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@Felthry they're soft, idk what hard pretzels are, are they like pretzel sticks?
@noiob yeah, like pretzel sticks
over here at least you can get hard pretzels that are just, pretzels baked to be kinda like chips
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@noiob only not quite chips, they're thicker than that
dry texture though, not in a bad way
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@Felthry I just translated that and I think the translation answered my question
@noiob oh how so?
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@Felthry well, if they're called pretzel sticks they're probably like pretzels
we have these, yeah, they're a popular snack, but they're originally from the US according to Wikipedia
@Felthry yeah I think people eat them with sweet mustard in the south
@noiob we kinda want to have a proper German pretzel sometime
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Though, our pretzels were the worst in the mall; you only ate our pretzels if you wanted to punish your body, or if the line was too long at Auntie Anne's.
@Felthry if it's a low-quality pretel, yellow mustard. High-quality: deli mustard.
@Felthry Other: you can't actually get them around here.
@terrana huh, really? That's kind of surprising actually.
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