Great as a dinner roll, a sandwich roll, a mini burger bun, avocado toast roll, the list of possibilities is endless. We divided the bag up into 4, kept one out, froze the rest, they easily defrost and taste as fresh as the day they were purchased.

I partially hollow out the top, and use for salad (tuna, chicken, egg, etc) sandwiches. Good for sliders. Tastes good, and handy. They stay for about a week. The hubster just eats them with butter.

First time trying, pleasantly surprised with flavor and quality. Years ago went from old school brown n serve to hawaiian sweet rolls, these were great and didn’t over brown. Both of former easily did. Will buy again.

I bought this item from Sam’s club at the store on Greenville, off of Mockingbird street. It was so soft and good. But the other stores it’s hard and not that good.

This time these dinner rolls for Christmas were excellent the dinner rolls I bought for Thanksgiving for terrible they were burned somebody didn't know what they were doing

Purchased for an annual event, serving over 300 people. No caterer this year, so DIY lead us to purchase these rolls. No complaints, and we will definitely go this route again next year.

Just barely edible. I was looking for a cheaper alternative to garlic bread for our many spaghetti nights and I'm sad that I bought these lol. Not very good

Such a cost effective way to feed a crowd! Just don't forget to throw any extras into the freezer, as they're fresh and don't last long! I love that these aren't crammed full of preservatives.

Wow! Delicious yeast rolls that you can freeze! I separate the rolls into servings and put them in freezer bags. When you warm them up they taste as fresh as the day you bought them.

One bag was really dark kind of burnt. I went online because it was a pickup. And my account was credited. I was glad I didn't have to bring it back in and waste my time with that.