They make great mini pigs-in-a-blanket. Use crescent triangles, sled in half lengthwise. Cook the smokies, then roll them up, starting at the long end, ending at the point. Bake crescents as directed. When done, brush with melted butter, lightly. You don't want soggy piggies. DELICIOUS!!

In my opinion, Hillshire made a huge mistake when they used this new version to replace the original Lit'l Smokies. I had a recipe from Hillshire for the original and served them frequently as appetizers. Always were a big hitl However, this replacement misses the mark BIG TIME. Just doesn't have the flavor of the original. Very disappointed. Sadly, never again.

Bought these because they were supposed to be Lil Smokeys. Very disappointed. They looked like a little hot dog so I took a bite, and sure enough, tasted like a hot dog. I make pigs n a blanket for Christmas dinner, but these are NOT "pigs n a blanket. I usually get them from Walmart, but these taste NOTHING like the lil Smokeys I usually buy. Sad, Sad, Sad.

Simply easy to have on hand for quick meals

Not a better pig in a blanket!

This is one serving, correct? These things are addictive

Perfect little snack for game night!

These are always good in a crockpot w/ barbecue sauce. Or make little pigs in a blanket.

Same quality and taste as expected

Great taste & perfect for party