These are NOT croissants; they're merely SHAPED as one. They are FRESH, HEAVY, buttery ROLLS!! Lacking in the PROPER Light, FLAKY, Airy consistency of a true croissant.

These are SOOO GOOD, but they are baked fresh and are labeled to expire 3 days after purchase. We have a sizable family, but we can't go through all of these within three days. The price is worth it, but it would not be a wise purchase for us.

I wrap each croissant & freeze them 4 per gallon Ziploc freezer bag. Thaw overnight & split in half with a serrated knife to make sandwiches. They freeze well & I have no wasted ones.

These sandwich-sized croissants are great to use with the Mediterranean grilled chicken breasts. I reheat the chicken breasts, add whatever type of sliced cheese I have on hand, bacon, avocado slices & mayo for a tasty lunch. It's a quick & delicious lunch.

Have been purchasing the croissants for years but the batch I picked up a cpl days before Christmas was dried out. I'm wondering if they were a bit older than listed or they were rushing to keep up with supply and demand and recipe wasn't right but ended up throwing them out.

I was so pleased to find the "baby quiche" available for my holiday brunch while the rest of the food is cooking.. It is one of my favorite foods to serve when I host. During the pandemic I could get these all the time. I wish they were not considered "seasonal food" only. They would be a year round staple in my freezer.

This is the first time I purchased these croissants. I'm always hesitant about croissants because many tend to be dry or lack real butter flavor. These were a pleasant surprise. They have a rich, buttery taste and a soft, flaky texture. I like that they hold their shape well and don't crumble easily. I made a ham & cheese sandwich using my air fryer and it was delicious. Next time I'll add a tomato!

My husband wanted croissants and he spotted these when perusing through the aisles. They're too big for my liking. I love that Sam's offers the mini which I prefer but hubs likes these sizes. It's best to eat the same day it's purchased. But if you can't eat all on same day, reheating in airfryer for couple minutes tastes good when it's heated to give flaky texture. It's very buttery in each bite. My husband likes to buy these when he's craving croissants from time to time.

I am so glad to give this review, both my husband and I had the same opinion I love buying the bread, croissants, I do a lot of baking myself, but since it's just me and my husband, it's convenient to just buy the fresh croissants. I don't know what is Sam doing with these croissants and other members of our family say the same thing You either buy them today and you'll have a table for in the store and y'all gonna expire tomorrow or they expired the day you're buying them once you take them home they're no good by the second day they're all green and mow it. This order I bought when you cut the croissant open to put your filling in. They're loaded inside Sam's have got to do better. Yes you're a big box store but not all or everyone. I should say they come in here once to get a whole big old group pack, Sam should have these in like an eight pack or so because they're already selling you a product that's outdated. I've had to refund these on this particular order, food is too expensive to be buying a fresh baked product that says best when bought and it's the day you're buying it in the store by evening of the following day you wake up and it's molded it doesn't make sense you got to do better and serve families put them in at least eight rows or Cell both sides because when you got a product sitting on the table in Sam's full big long table and they all say expire today that is really sad. That's bad business we come to expect more from Sam's club..

I always pick up a pack of the MM croissants when I go into town. They are so tasty and make great sandwiches. The only problem I had last time was the barcode printer must have been running out of ink, so I couldn't scan the pack of cocktail croissants and ended up having to get sandwich croissants instead. Still good, but the whole scan-and-go thing is annoying. Seriously, put more people at the checkouts so customers don't have to scan their own purchases. Customers can't fix problems, like faded barcodes; but nobody wants to have to wait in line to get one faded bar code read. Do better!