[Al2014]

Does anyone know if Kringles are available anywhere in this area without ordering them from Racine?

[retiredguy123]

Amazon.com

[njbchbum]

I have seen them in the past at Brown’s Market on 301 in Oxford - same driveway as the one to the Oxford Casino.

[Al2014]

Thanks, I'll check them out.

[asianthree]

Trader Joe’s has them all the time.

[blueash]

It's Kringle Time At Aldi, And We Don't Mean Santa - AisleofShame.com

Aldi has had them. YMMV

[Keefelane66]

Kringla Bakeri Og Kafe, Orlando
Epcot Norway Pavilion

[LuvtheVillages]

Originally Posted by blueash

It's Kringle Time At Aldi, And We Don't Mean Santa - AisleofShame.com

Aldi has had them. YMMV

Aldi occasionally carries the brand "Racine Danish Kringle." Its good.

People from Wisconsin know that O&H Bakery has the best kringle. Unfortunately, you can only get it in southeast Wisconsin, or by mail.

I particularly like their Wisconsin Kringle, which has cream cheese, Door County cherries, and northern Wisconsin cranberries.

I also like the turtle Kringle. Filling is caramel, pecans, and chocolate, with chocolate icing and sprinkled with more pecans.

[Djean1981]

I had to Google "Kringle."

[tophcfa]

Originally Posted by Djean1981

I had to Google "Kringle."

Ditto

[CZN715]

Trader Joe has them.

[mike234]

ditto the ditto. I thought they would be next to the family sized lays......

[Rainger99]

Originally Posted by Djean1981

I had to Google "Kringle."

Same here. Never heard of them. According to Wikipedia they are a type of pretzel (Kringle is a Northern European pastry, a variety of pretzel) but they appear to be more of a danish. I am more interested if they are danish than pretzel.

Are they just the Wisconsin name for a danish? Can those of you that are familiar with a Kringle enlighten those of us who are not? What do they taste like? How big are they? What is a fair price?

[4glori]

O&H from Racine are the best. We like almond, raspberry or apple the best. Sort of like a puff pastry to form an oval about 10 inches long to look like a long open in the middle donut. filled and folded over. Drizzled with decorative frosting. We ordered them last Christmas. Expensive but best gift ever.

[mike234]

I also see that something called Potine? is a delicacy for those residing in that region. upon examining Potine I found it is a tater tot
with melted cheese on top, and some other stuff on it............