One of the best ideas Pillsbury has ever come up with! I can just grab a serving or make enough for the family. Add some garlic and parmesan for a taste of Italian. Quick chicken and biscuit sandwich for lunch. Easy to use just grab what you need and toss in the oven or air fryer and viola warm melt in your mouth goodness.

I believe in homemade, but I have to give to Pillsbury, this is the best frozen biscuits you can buy; they have kept the price reasonable enough that is cheaper & more convenient to go this route; however occasionally I still make homemade biscuits; but you just cant beat these for a frozen biscuit. I know the package says just put them in a pan and bake but I typically place mine in a pan and let them sit a bit before putting in the oven, seems they rise better and more fluffy.; upon removing from the oven I brush melted butter over the top, YUM, YUM!

These don't disappoint, They bake up fluffy and taste good. Very versatile and convenient. My kids love them with honey and chicken tenders to make little sandwiches. They just hang out in your freezer till ready to use them, just pull out exactly what you need, no more no less. So you're not obligated to cooking the whole batch like you do with the biscuits in a can. Me personally I have to be very conscience when i buy the canned ones because I forget I have them and then they expire, but with the frozen ones I can heat them up anytime without having to plan it out.

My Mother has been making homemade biscuits for my Dad for 67 years. My Dad suffers from Macular Degeneration and is legally blind. I finally convinced my Mother to serve these biscuits to my Dad without telling him they were store bought. When my Dad ate the first biscuit, he said, "Baby that's the best biscuit you've ever made." LOL! My Mother said, "I've made my last homemade biscuit."

Love, love, love these biscuits and the price is amazing. I made all the biscuits for a dessert and breakfast over thanksgiving. Everyone was impressed with the quality of the biscuits since pillsbury biscuits are usually in the refrigerated section of the grocery store. I will continue purchasing them.

I purchase in bulk because I am part of a team who feed the homeless each Sunday at Artesian Park. Picnic style, this particular Sunday, we provided a brunch. These biscuits are easy to fix and are delicious. I want to serve a good product and Sam’s always allows me the affordability to offer the best.

I was a little hesitant to try these, but because they are Pillsbury brand I thought I would purchase. I used the instructions for the air fryer and they are wonderful. They come out with a light crust all over and so soft inside. With butter and honey so good and easy.

Bought these for a large Christmas morning breakfast & prepared them all at once in a large, generously buttered pan all smashed together - instead of spaced apart like the instructions say. They were awesome! They rose up all tall, fluffy, & beautiful! More like homemade than I've ever thought before. I will never space them out again.

These turn out just perfectly in our air fryer...yes the air fryer. Six to seven minutes at 360 degrees and flip them over for the same on the other side and they are fluffy and golden brown. Put a little butter on top and stick a sausage patty in the middle you have made in the same basket after the turning process and who wee...good eating and really only one thing to just rinse out.

I I’ve these biscuits. So much tastier than the weird ones in a tube but still convenient. I use these for biscuits and gravy when my family comes to visit and also serve chicken pot pie filling over them. Soft and fluffy with a nice crispness on top.