Aldi’s Sprinters Pretzel Twists | Chewsday Review

It’s time to twist and shout into today’s Chewsday Review. Are Aldi’s Sprinters Pretzel Twists another salty snack or knot what I expected? Read on to find out…

Ingredients

Positives

Negatives

The sodium content of these pretzels is very high (1480mg per 100g). This is similar to other pretzels on the market like Parker’s Oven Baked Wheat Pretzel Twists (1300mg per 100g), and comparable to Smith’s Original chips (1380mg per 100g).
The fibre content isn’t listed on the nutrition information panel. But, these pretzels are likely to be low in fibre as the wheat flour isn’t a wholemeal or wholegrain flour.

Marketing

Alternatives

These Sprinter’s Pretzel Twists are very high in salt and low in fibre.
For a lower salt, savoury snack option, try choosing the Happy Snack Company Roasted Fava Beans or Chickpeas, or other wholegrain options, such as rice cakes or crackers, or corn thins.
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The composition of food products changes regularly. The nutritional values of the products in this Chewsday Review were correct at the time of publishing.