Old World Christmas Pretzel Glass Blown Ornament for Christmas Tree, Handcrafted Holiday Decoration, Food Collection

I gift my children and grandchildren Old World Christmas ornaments every year in their stockings based on their past year’s obsession or likes. My youngest grandson loves to eat pretzels like his grandfather but needs mustard on his. I saw cheaper, low quality ones that had the mustard, but I will only buy Old World Christmas ornaments. So I bought bright yellow nail polish and painted it on! It was a hit and special to him!

I got this for my husband for a stocking stuffer- he's from Philadelphia~

This was a Christmas gift for my husband. We exchange ornaments every year.

Nice size. Colorful (for a pretzel!)Our condo Christmas tree is being decorated with ornaments signifying our native area. We lived in Berks County PA which had several pretzel bakeries. Our family owned one of them! Sturgis Pretzels!!

We have small Christmas travel trees that have ornaments from our vacations. This one represents Helen, GA, which is a cute Bavarian themed town in the foothills of the north Georgia Appalachian mountains. There is a Christmas shop in town, but it was always closed. I have often bought from Amazon when I cannot find anything on location.

Pros:+ good idea for a person who loves to BBQCons:- there are more elaborate bbq ornaments on the market that can make this one look basicBottomline:Nice Stocking Stuffer for the BBQ'er in Your Life

Beautiful ornament

I love this ornament so much that this purchase is a replacement of the one I broke last year. The replacement looks exactly like the one I purchased 12+ years ago! This ornament is a hit with all anyone who loves grilling out… and it beautiful too!