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Chocolate covered pretzels are a sweet and salty snack food. The nutritional data varies for the product based on the size of pretzels and the amount and type of chocolate used. Several brands are low in calories and fat, while gourmet versions have higher levels.
Calories
Chocolate covered pretzels vary in their caloric value based on the brand. One serving of approximately eight small pretzels has 100 to 190 calories. Fat contributes to the calories with a value of 4 g for low calorie versions and higher levels in gourmet brands.
Nutrients
A single serving of chocolate covered pretzels has approximately 16 g carbohydrates that contribute to the total caloric value. The majority of the carbohydrate calories comes from sugar. There is no fiber in chocolate covered pretzels. The pretzels have a small amount of protein that comes from the chocolate layer.
Vitamins and Minerals
One serving of chocolate covered pretzels has few vitamins and minerals. There is approximately 2 percent of the recommended daily amount of calcium for a 2,000-calorie diet based on the USDA Dietary Guidelines. Chocolate covered pretzels have approximately 160 to 200 mg sodium in each serving.
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