Hanky Panky Sliders
Hanky Panky Sliders combine seasoned ground beef and sausage with melted American cheese on pretzel buns, delivering a savory, crowd-pleasing appetizer that comes together quickly for any gathering.
Hanky Panky Sliders combine seasoned ground beef and sausage with melted American cheese on pretzel buns, delivering a savory, crowd-pleasing appetizer that comes together quickly for any gathering.


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In a large skillet over medium-high heat, cook and crumble the ground beef and ground sausage until no longer pink.
Drain the excess grease from the skillet. A helpful trick is to use a paper towel to soak it up.
Stir in the cayenne pepper, dried oregano, and garlic powder until well combined with the meat.
Add the American cheese slices (or Velveeta) to the skillet. Stir continuously until the cheese is fully melted and incorporated into the meat mixture.
Slice the slab of pretzel slider buns in half horizontally, separating the tops from the bottoms.
Spoon the cheesy meat mixture evenly over the bottom half of the slider buns.
Place the top half of the buns over the meat mixture to complete the sliders.
Serve immediately and enjoy.
Store cooled cooked mixture in an airtight container for up to 3 days; reheat gently on the stovetop or microwave before assembling and serving.
Yes. Brown the beef and sausage mixture, cool completely, and refrigerate up to 2 days. Reheat gently before assembling on buns with cheese.
Both melt smoothly; Velveeta creates a creamier texture, while American cheese slices offer cleaner layering. Either works—choose by preference.
Yes. Regular slider buns work as a substitute, though pretzel buns add a slightly tangy, chewy texture that complements the savory filling.
Cook until no pink remains and the meat is broken into small crumbles, about 8–10 minutes over medium-high heat. Drain excess fat before adding cheese.
Yes. Double or triple the beef, sausage, and cheese proportionally; adjust the number of buns accordingly. The seasoning ratio stays the same.