Raspberry Pretzel Salad is always the first thing to disappear at any potluck dinner. It’s completely delicious and everyone will want the recipe.
I really don’t know why Jello stuff like this is called a salad, but there we are. It’s more of a dessert in my book. I love love love this treat. You can make it with strawberry or blueberry jello and berries as well. Oh I need to make the blueberry version. That is my favorite fruit. The first time I ever ate this was at a family party on my husband’s side. Changed my life. Well, maybe not, but it sure enhanced it. This never has leftovers when it is served at a potluck dinner. The salty-ness of the pretzels goes perfectly with the rest of the “salad”.
Raspberry Pretzel Salad {Totally Tasty Tuesdays}
Author: Mandy Bird
Ingredients
- 2½ C pretzels, crushed
- ¾ C butter, melted
- 3 Tbsp. brown sugar
- 1 8 oz package cream cheese, softened
- 1 C sugar
- 1 8 oz container cool whip
- 1 6 oz package raspberry jello
- 2 C boiling water
- 3 C frozen raspberries
Directions
- Mix together the pretzels, brown sugar, and melted butter. Press into a 9x13 dish.
- Bake at 400 degrees 13 minutes. Remove from the oven and cool completely.
- Beat the cream cheese and sugar until fluffy. About 4 minutes. Add the cool whip and mix another minute.
- Heat the water in the microwave until boiling. Stir in the Jello until dissolved. Put in the fridge and let it get a thick. Add the berries and let it set some more, but not completely.
- Spread the cream cheese mixture over the crust. Top with the Jello. Cover and chill about 3-4 hours until set.
Marelie says
Hi Mandy,<br />Thanks a lot for hosting.I shared my Camaron Rebosado and Sweet Sour Pork.
carolinaheartstrings says
I just printed that off to use at Thanksgiving. I cannot wait. It looks fantastic.
The Better Baker says
Mandy – I linked up my special egg salad – thanks for being such a great hostess. Raspberry pretzel salad is a very favorite of mine too – your pictures are fantastic!
Barbi says
I saw this recipe on another blog and wondered why it was called a "salad"! I like the addition of brown sugar to your recipe. I have printed it and hope to make it soon! <br /><br />*I have checked your blog regularly for months now…. first time leaving a comment… You have some great recipes and a super cute blog. 🙂
Lark (SparkyLarky) says
I love pretzel salad.<br />I was brave one and made a Lemon version of this salad using Cook & Serve Lemon Pie filling…It Rocked!<br /><br />I just linked up my 30 Minute Roll's.<br /><br />Thanks for hosting! :)<br /><br />http://larkscountryheart.blogspot.com/
Brandy K says
Oh my gosh! What an adorable blog! Thanks so much for the invitation to link up. I'm a new follower and I grabbed your button for my blog. Thanks! LOVE!
Erin says
I used to make this but haven't made it in so long. Oh my! Now I have to make this NOW!!!
Angela/Soap Mom's Kitchen/Sutherland Soap Creamery says
I never even heard of this before. Where have I been? This looks awesome, I am so making this!
Angela/Soap Mom's Kitchen/Sutherland Soap Creamery says
I just linked up my favorite Baklava Shortbreads, but I feel like such a ding dong, for name I put my actual name. Hello??? Mandy is there any way of changing it?
Mandy says
I got you covered, Angela! Thanks for all the links everyone! It all looks delish 🙂
Rainy Day Farm says
Everything looks so yummy. I can't wait to try the peanut butter brownies. My friend and I are having a rainy day baking day and trying those. Can't wait.
Eating in Winnipeg says
i'm glad I found your blog, it's great!! I just linked up! I have a link party on sundays i'd love it if you came and shared a recipe!