Cookies using pretzels

With these super tasty Pretzel Chocolate Chip Cookies, the classic sweet-salty combination of salt and chocolate join forces in a scrumptious cookie form.

This Kitchen Sink Cookies recipe brings together everything you love, cookies, pretzels, caramel and chocolate chips - topped with sea salt.

These peanut butter pretzel chocolate chunk cookies are loaded with crunchy peanut butter, puddles of melted dark chocolate, and bits of crispy, salted pretzels. An irresistible salty meets sweet dessert that everyone will love!

Better than Panera, these Kitchen Sink Cookies are soft and chewy and loaded with chocolate chunks, chocolate chips, pretzel pieces, pecans and caramels. These fun cookies are easy to make in just one bowl, ready in 30 minutes and always a hit!

These Easy Pretzel Caramel Cookies are a fun twist on the traditional chocolate chip cookie!! They are loaded with salty, crunchy pretzels, luscious chocolate chips, stuffed and topped with gooey soft caramel, and finished off with a light sprinkle of flaky sea salt. Soft and chewy with buttery rich crisp edges and melt in your mouth chewy centers, they are the perfect blend of sweet and salty down to the last bite!!

Chocolate chip cookies loaded with pretzels, toffee, chocolate chips and finished with flaky sea salt. The sweet and salty combination is delightful! Everyone loves these cookies!

These Pretzel Caramel Cookies are a fun twist on the classic chocolate chip cookie!! They are loaded with salty pretzels, luscious chocolate chips and, stuffed with soft caramel in the middle. Deliciously soft and gooey, with slightly crisp edges and chewy centers, they are topped with extra caramel and flaky sea salt fresh from the oven making them the perfect blend of salty sweet!!

No Bake Peanut Butter Cookies: A Quick and Delightful

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Soft, chewy cookies with chocolate chips, pretzels, potato chips, and toffee bits ("everything but the kitchen sink").