Pretzel (noun)

A type of savory twisted knot-shaped snack that is typically made from dough that is boiled in water and baking soda before being baked.

Origin:

Late 18th century: from german brezel, from latin bracellus "little arm", probably because of the shape of the pretzel.

Examples:

1. Pretzels are a popular snack food that can be found at many concessions stands.
2. Soft pretzels are a staple of street vendors in many cities.
3. Many people enjoy pretzels with mustard or cheese dip as a snack.
4. Pretzel is also used as a topping on some of the pizza.
5. The traditional German pretzel is made from wheat flour, water and malt.