bretzel Antonyms
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Meaning of bretzel
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bretzel (n.)
See Pretzel.
bretzel Sentence Examples
- As I walked through the streets of Munich, the aroma of freshly baked bretzels filled the air.
- Sitting in the quaint café, I indulged in a warm, soft bretzel accompanied by mustard.
- In Germany, bretzels are a beloved traditional snack enjoyed by people of all ages.
- The bretzel's twisted shape and salty crust make it instantly recognizable.
- I savored the crispy exterior and fluffy interior of the bretzel with every bite.
- Bakers take pride in crafting the perfect bretzel, ensuring it has the ideal balance of texture and flavor.
- At Oktoberfest, vendors sell thousands of bretzels to hungry revelers celebrating the festivities.
- Some prefer their bretzels with a sprinkling of sesame seeds or coarse salt for added crunch.
- It's common to enjoy a bretzel with a cold beer, the combination being a staple in German culture.
- Whether enjoyed plain or with various toppings, the bretzel remains a beloved snack throughout Germany and beyond.
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As I walked through the streets of Munich, the aroma of freshly baked bretzels filled the air.
Sitting in the quaint café, I indulged in a warm, soft bretzel accompanied by mustard.
In Germany, bretzels are a beloved traditional snack enjoyed by people of all ages.
The bretzel's twisted shape and salty crust make it instantly recognizable.
