If you need for a quick part of a meal like sopping up gravy or eat with a stew these are great. Quick to make and easy. I also eat them as a snack with some jelly or preserves. Longest part in prep is waiting for the oven to heat to temp. Not a messy item to prepare. My one small complaint is sometimes I would prefer a larger crescent but it's not a game changer.

I always keep these on-hand. Not only do the kids love them cooked per package directions but i create lots of other meals using these. These are a staple in our home.

I cut the crescent roll into 3 pieces and put a lil smokie in each one. Baked them all after spreading a little butter on top and they came out really good.

Love these either way you fix them. Crescents, pigs in a blanket sometimes I hook them together make cinnamon rolls

I buy these every holiday season, and my kids go nuts for them. I use them for many things, from hot dog wraps, to mock apple turnovers, to ham and cheese rollups, or just brush with a little garlic butter for a delicious dinner bread. Quality is always great, and you can't beat the price.

Use these to make air fried Oreos. Oh my! So good!

Their Pillsbury you know what to expect. You, however, deserve a better bit of knowledge. So, before baking lay the dough out on a sheet tray and butter them with softened butter. You can add any spices you please at this point, garlic and italian sesoning work nice. Then place them in the freezer until the butter is frozen (10-15) minutes. Roll them the way you normally woould quickly and put them straight into the oven at the package directions. You're welcome.

Always tasty. One of the tubes exploded in the box so we lost 25% of the package. It wasn't past the date and the outside package wasn't damaged.

One of the tubes of dough was open and unusable. Distance back to Sam's is too great to make return worthwhile.

I have noticed that for the last two years that when buying the 4 pack of Pillsbury crescents at Sam's that the dough is much thinner and I use them for appetizers and they are too thin to roll once you get filling in them. I had one that I had bought at a grocery store and one of the tubes of the 4 pack and laid them side by side once I opened them up and the dough is literally 1/2 the thickness (see through almost) in the Sam's purchased tube. It is a better value to buy at regular grocery store as the dough is thicker and able to be used for whatever you are making.