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Name For A Pretzel Chain
Posted By: eishaa4u* on 9/11/2006 4:09 AM (CST) 250 Points
Hi All,
I’m planning to setup a soft pretzel food business, which shall sell specialty soft pretzels. Please do give me suggestions for names and tag lines; all ideas would be really appreciated. I think it would be a good idea to keep the word Pretzel in the name.
Thanks a ton!
Eishaa

Posted by: darcy.moen Accepted Answer
9/11/2006 4:21 AM (CST)
Bender's Pretzels - fast food for over 2,000 years
 
Posted by: deni418 Accepted Answer
9/11/2006 5:22 AM (CST)
The Special Preztel= You Can't Resist Our Twist!
 
Posted by: tagline* Accepted Answer
9/11/2006 7:45 AM (CST)
Do you only sell original pretzels or is your business one that does all sorts of fancy toppings, etc?
If so:
The Pretzel Twist - giving the original pretzel a modern twist.

Good Luck!
 
Posted by: vic Accepted Answer
9/11/2006 8:58 AM (CST)
"Twister's Pretzels"
 
Posted by: stobi Accepted Answer
9/11/2006 10:04 AM (CST)
TWISTED.

Good luck, T!
 
Posted by: ShannonD* Accepted Answer
9/11/2006 5:04 PM (CST)
Pretzel's Inc.

The Pretzel Factory

The smiling Pretzel

Pretzel flavors

The Pretzel crossing

The Pretzel bow

Hope something helps!

Shannon D
 
Posted by: KathySmithFilms* Accepted Answer
9/11/2006 5:53 PM (CST)
"PURE PRETZELS"
soft 'n' yummy

natural pretzel--no lye!!
no artificial additives
 
Posted by: NovaHammer Accepted Answer
9/11/2006 7:52 PM (CST)
Twisted Baker
 
Posted by: writenroll* Accepted Answer
9/12/2006 12:56 AM (CST)
fun stuff. How 'bout....

The Great Twist-Up
Knotty & Nice
Pretzel Co.
Loose Knot Pretzels
Have Knots
Pretzel Logic
Twisted Treats
Twist 'n Shout
 
Posted by: Jo Masterson Accepted Answer
9/12/2006 1:01 PM (CST)
Hello,

Knot Just Pretzels - Pretzels & More
Pretzel Pleasers - Hand-Made, Hand-dipped, Hand to mouth
The Proud Pretzel - Positively Pallet Pleasing

Knotted Bliss - Pretzels you'll swoon for...
Knotty Dough - Pretzels with attitude
Naughty Pretzels - Pretzels with attitude

(I also like the Pretzel Factory or Pretzel Co.)
Good Luck,
Jo
 
Posted by: fallbeck Accepted Answer
9/12/2006 6:32 PM (CST)
I'm having an attack of dry humor:

Duh Pretzels - They're like hot twisted breadsticks. With salt.

Pretzel Alley - Bread so twisted your mom would be shocked

I'll stop before it gets worse...
 
Posted by: W.M.M.A. Accepted Answer
9/12/2006 6:39 PM (CST)
The first thing I envisioned was a chain of pretzels, I saw that as your logo. Three twisted pretzels in a chain.

So, I thought about it, a lot.

I think you should name it:

"The Pretzel Chain"

Bake a few...sell them as a chain. It could be your signature product...a pretzel chain.

I think parents will buy them as birthday fare, instead of cakes...you're the maker...play with it.


So, my vote goes for:
"THE PRETZEL CHAIN"


All the Best, whatever you choose.

Randall
WMMA
Randall
WMMA
 
Posted by: Frank Hurtte Accepted Answer
9/12/2006 8:59 PM (CST)
The Pretzel Nation
The Pretzel Place
The Native Pretzel
The Naked Pretzel
The Pretzel from Outer Space
The PRetzel that ate Boston
I was a teenage Pretzel
The Pretzel from Mars
Pretzel from the black lagoon
O'Sama bin Pretzel
It must be late...
 
Posted by: eishaa4u* Author Response
9/13/2006 12:58 AM (CST)
Hi All,
Thank you so much for ur suggestions! It was really good fun reading through all of them. I do like quite a few !

The Pretzel Chain
Knot just Pretzels
The PRetzel that ate Boston (Sounds fun, but i don quite understand the logic tho?)
The Pretzel Company

I simply loved the tag line " You can't resist the twist" or maybe Can you resist the twsit?

How does "Philadelphia Pretzels" sound? I liked the name bcoz it sounds authentic, since this chain is going to be in another country. And then ofocurse Philadelphia is one of the biggest pretzel eater cities.

Thanks a ton again for all the precious advice and suggestions ! :)

Eishaa
 
Posted by: miknmagao Accepted Answer
9/15/2006 6:20 PM (CST)
If your in a area where there are lots of bars or more adult and teen related business then how about"THE NOTTY PRETZEL " If you are in a higher kid related area then "PRETZELIOUS"
 
Posted by: Dman Accepted Answer
9/15/2006 7:25 PM (CST)
Even though your first instinct is to put the word pretzel in the name...you may be painting yourself into a marketing corner. I would like to brand your business with a personality, not a label - a friend in the kitchen so to speak. With that being said, consider:

Twisty's
Knot your ordinary pretzel!

the dman
 
Posted by: jpoyer Accepted Answer
9/19/2006 7:29 AM (CST)
Eishaa,
I can't really add to the suggestions for the names, you have some great choices here. But I can tell you that I think you should take the positive spin on the tag - Can You Resist The Twist, instead of "You Can't ..." I REALLY like Randall's idea about the chain, and the possible new product of chained pretzles. How cool is that?! Also, it definitely leaves room for growth, not only in the aspect of more locations, but also it would fit very well with other products because of the implication of double meaning.

Best Wishes,

Jennifer
XPRT Creative
 
Posted by: NovaHammer Member Response
9/20/2006 8:43 PM (CST)
Philadelphia Pretzels means nothing to me being from another country .... so don't count on it or else you could miss out on a complete nation or two.

Whether classic salted or dessert pretzels with brushed toppings etc your name and product can become its own Brand like Wendy's etc.

Just guessing here based on your signature but something like....

Eishaa's Pretzels
Enter your TagLine here!



Good Luck
 
Posted by: michelletrex Accepted Answer
9/24/2006 11:51 PM (CST)
I like Philadelphia Pretzels after all we all know Philadelphia Cream Cheese - even here in Australia. what about

Pretzadelphia

Michelle
 
Posted by: carrie77 Moderator Response
9/25/2006 5:46 AM (CST)
Hello Everyone,

I am closing this question since it's more than 2 weeks old. We do this to reward the contributions of participants in a timely manner + to give increased visibility to the newer questions.

Thanks for participating!
Carrie (Production Editor)
 


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