I’m sitting here eating pretzels and Dr Pepper, With one of my wierd eating quirks. I’m curious if anybody else has ever done this.
First I carefully split the pretzle, with my canine teeth,lengthwise, exposing the porous inner core. Then I pour some pop(usually Coke, but this time Dr P) in my mouth. The pop desolves the inner core into a mush. The salty crunchy outer hull surrounding the sweet wheaty mush of the center is just soooooo goooood.
No.
Blech!
Yes, but I use Root Beer instead.
Yeah I do it with Rootbeer and Coke.
Also doing it with popcorn is tasty too.
You are such a madman!
No, but I do bite the bottom off the pretzel so I can wear it like a little wee, pince-nez.
I’m not much on pretzels, as it is. But I have plenty of other weird eating habits to make up for it!
Sometimes I will pop a pretzel in my mouth and pour in some soda before I swallow. Not often but it can be nice.
Ew.
In a bar I’ve been known to dip a pretzel into my drink, be it beer, scotch, vodka, whatever.
I don’t think stuff you eat when you’re drinking in a bar counts. 
I love pretzels with Coke and also with tonic water. Ah, the joys of contrasts…
Umm, no.
Yes. I cannot, in fact, eat pretzels without a beverage in my hand, or I get terrible hiccups. So it sort of developed naturally for me. My favorite is pretzel rods and Diet Dr. Pepper. Yums.
I eat pretzels the same way I eat stuff like the chocolate-covered malted Whoppers: Put the food in my mouth, take a swig of beverage, and suck the beverage through the item. Softens it up good…
But. . .but. . .some of my happiest eating memories are from my time sitting at the bar!!! 
There, there, dear. I didn’t mean you couldn’t fondly remember food eaten at bars whilst drinking, only that you can’t really say “Yes, I eat that way”, because one tends to do things under the influence that they wouldn’t ordinarily do. 
She told me she wouldn’t tell anyone!! :o
I like to take those big, crunchy pretzels and put a slab of cheddar cheese on top of them. Yum.
Never tried the sodypop thing, though.