Brought this to a super bowl party and it was a hit. I followed the recipe to the letter and based on some of the other comments, made sure to press the whole pretzels into the warm melted chocolate so they would set and not crumble off. Would make this again for a party as its a nice combination of sweet and salty. Great recipe.

This recipe really hits the salty-sweetspot. It is very easy to make and cut into bars or squares. Everyone came back for seconds and thirds at the office pot luck. I used semi-sweet chips, which held their shape. Next time I might melt the chocolate and drizzle it over the bars to get more even coverage of the chocolate. Or just use more chips!

I made these to use up things I had in the pantry. For the crust I used a roughly equal mix of animal crackers, graham crackers, and pretzels, plus a tiny handful of gingersnaps. I didn't add sugar and cut the butter to one stick. Since it's covered in sticky condensed milk, the crust holds together without the extra fat and sugar. I thought they were very good that way, and they disappeared in a flash at the potluck I made them for- not even crumbs were left!

My husband and kids loved them. I like them but pretzel taste is prominent. Used semi sweet chocolate instead and used cashews. May try them with a graham cracker crust next time.

These were easy to make. However, I feel like something's missing and I taste more pretzel than anything. I think next time, I'll use half salted pretzels and half unsalted for the crust, add some coconut or marshmallows or use honey roasted peanuts and add dark M&Ms.

The pretzels on the top tend to fall off. If I made them again I would use pretzel sticks and break them up to make cutting easier. It was an easy recipe but maybe just not as wonderful as some of my other favorite cookies.