This Gold Is Here To Give Competition To 24 Carat Gold | ಬಂಗಾರಕ್ಕೆ Competition ಕೊಡೋಕೆ ಬಂತು ಈ ಚಿನ್ನ

Rold Gold (snack / pretzel brand)

Rolled gold (a jewelry / metal term, often misspelled “rold gold”)

I’ll give you full information about both. You tell me if you meant one or the other (or both) and I can dig deeper.

1. Rold Gold (Pretzel Brand)

Overview & History

Rold Gold is an American pretzel (snack) brand.
It was originally founded in 1917 by Lorraine Schumaker in Philadelphia (as the American Cone & Pretzel Company).
Over time, Rold Gold expanded operations (e.g. St. Louis, California).
In 1961, Frito-Lay (a subsidiary of PepsiCo) purchased Rold Gold.
Today it is owned by PepsiCo / made under Frito-Lay.

Products & Flavors

Nutrition / Ingredients (example: Tiny Twists)

For a 28 g serving (about 17 pretzels):
- Calories: ~ 110 kcal
- Total Fat: ~ 1 g
- Sodium: ~ 450 mg
- Carbohydrates: ~ 23 g
- Protein: ~ 2 g
Ingredients include: enriched wheat flour, salt, corn oil, corn syrup, yeast, etc.
Allergen & other notes: contains wheat (gluten).
They state currently no Rold Gold pretzels are gluten-free.
They also state that none are officially classified vegan (i.e. no “vegan” claim).

Marketing, Branding & Updates

In 2025, they refreshed their visual identity / packaging: new logo, color palette, and design system.
They launched the Rold Gold Selects line to bring in more bold flavor variants.
They’ve upgraded formats (e.g. waffle shapes) to appeal to dip lovers.

Limits & Disclaimers

Even though they have many flavors, not all are available everywhere.
Their FAQs say there is no gluten-free or vegan line currently.
As a snack, it is still processed and contains salt, sugars, oils, etc., so healthy eating principles apply (moderation, balance).

It’s possible you meant “rolled gold” (sometimes (mis)written “rold gold”) — a jewelry / metal term. Here’s full info:

What Is Rolled Gold?

Rolled gold (also called “gold-filled” in many contexts) is a base metal (e.g. brass, copper, or another core) with a relatively thick layer of gold bonded mechanically (via heat & pressure) on one or both surfaces.
It’s different from simple gold plating, because the gold layer is much thicker and more durable.

Markings & Notation

You’ll often see markings like “1/20 12K RG”: meaning 1/20th of the weight is 12-karat gold (rolled gold).
“RGP” is another abbreviation used (Rolled Gold Plate).
Sometimes “RG” is used.
The quality and value depend heavily on how thick the gold layer is (the higher the fraction, the more durable and valuable).

Characteristics & Value

Because the gold layer is thicker than plating, rolled gold jewelry tends to last longer without wearing through.
But it is not solid gold; much of the piece is still base metal.
Its value is derived from the gold portion (how much gold, what karat, and its weight), but recovery (melting out) is often not economical for small pieces.
Rolled gold lies between gold-plated (thin coating) and gold-filled (even thicker layering) in terms of durability and gold content.

Usage & Care

Used in jewelry (necklaces, bracelets, lockets) to give the look of gold at lower cost.
Care tips:
- Clean gently with mild soap, warm water, soft cloth (no harsh abrasives).
- Avoid exposure to chemicals (e.g. cleaning agents, perfumes) that might wear or degrade the gold layer.
- Store in separate, soft containers to avoid scratching.
- Check for signs of wear (where the gold layer thins).

Misconceptions & Limitations

Rolled gold items should not carry hallmarks that are meant for solid gold.
Over time, heavy wear may expose the base metal underneath.
Some sellers might mislabel plated jewelry as “rolled gold” to make it seem higher quality; always check markings and quality.