What's the word for this in England?

[Pietro Paolo Virdis]

[Ant van Oviedo]

What's the word for this in England?

Twiglets.

[Jimmy Bignutz]

What's the word for this in England?

Not quite, I don't think. Twiglets are wholewheat and covered in marmite, while those things look like unfolded mini pretzels.

Which we do have, but I don't know what they're called.

I really want some Twiglets now.

[Alderman Barnes]

What's the word for this in England?

Nah, it's not the same thing. We have them in Germany - they're called Salzstangen, but they're a poor substitute for the full-on Marmite rush of a Twiglet. Those wretched things could be best described as a pretzel stick.

[Alderman Barnes]

What's the word for this in England?

The thing is, a Salzstange makes you thirsty and want to drink more beer, but you don't derive any actual enjoyment from it, like you would with a Twiglet.

[Incandenza]

What's the word for this in England?

Don't know about in England, but in America they're called pretzel sticks.

[Femme Folle]

What's the word for this in England?

[evilC]

What's the word for this in England?

Incandenza wrote:

Don't know about in England, but in America they're called pretzel sticks.

Yeah - pretzel sticks.