“Dough knots” sounds a little like “donuts.” “Pretzels are dough knots” was posted on Twitter by “gage” on May 12, 2016. “Most pretzels are dough knots” was posted on Reddit—Dad Jokes on December 4, 2018.
“I can’t believe pretzels are knot bread” and “Why do people eat pretzels since they are knot food?” are other sayings about pretzels and knots.
Twitter
Trend Hunter Food
@th_food
Fresh Fruit Pretzels - The Strawberry Filled Dough Knots are a Satisfying Tart Treat #Food: http://bit.ly/U6Txhg
2:14 PM - 9 Dec 2012
Twitter
Individual - 2
@SwiftlyTom
I want to open a store that sells breakfast pastries and pretzels: Donuts and Dough Knots.
9:38 AM - 22 Feb 2013
Twitter
gage
@ThaddeusMozart
Pretzels are dough knots
8:06 AM - 12 May 2016
Twitter
Kitkat Lastimosa
@kitkatlastimosa
“Why aren’t pretzels called dough knots?” My friends are going insane.
3:42 AM - 8 Mar 2018
Twitter
kopke613
@Kopke613
just realized that pretzels are literally “dough knots” and it has completely changed my perception of life as I know it
5:47 AM - 20 Mar 2018
Reddit—Dad Jokes
Most pretzels are dough knots (self.dadjokes)
submitted December 4, 2018 by Quenoquesoporque
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