SeaBear Bake-at-Home Jumbo Croissants – 18 Buttery French Bakery-Style Croissants, Pastries for Breakfast & Brunch

These are the best croissants! They taste just like they came straight from the oven. They are so easy to make. You just place them on a cookie sheet while still frozen. Cover them and leave overnight. Bake them the next morning! My family loves them.

These are really nice, flakey, and a good size, too. Super easy to thaw and bake, and they taste great. You can bake just one or all of them. It's totally up to you when you'd care to splurge a little. These are way too easy to get used to. Yum! Thanks!

I have ordered these twice. I want to order again but I am concerned about what ingredients are in the “milk substitute” used to make them. I am hoping the seller will see this and answer my question.

One of my favorite breakfasts is a freshly baked croissant, butter, Scottish very-sightly-bitter marmalade, and coffee. Set out the croissant dough the night before and when you wake, merely pop it in a 350F oven for 18 minutes and voila! a freshly baked croissant, and it's utterly, utterly delicious. No bakery around here makes croissants but these are worth every penny. The packages of 18 croissants arrive in dry ice; place the packages (6 per) in your freezer compartment for as long as you want. Tastiest croissants this side pf Paris or Montreal.

This company does not include seed oils on the ingredients list. I purchased the croissants because, according to the ingredients, there are no seed oils. When the product arrived, it listed soybean oil on the ingredients. We consume 1000 times more inflammatory oils like this than we did in the 1960s and it is causing or making worse many of the most devastating diseases. Seed oils are cheaper than other fats. I expected to find butter as the fat used in croissants. Butter is listed. Soybean oil is not. They make a bigger profit because it costs less to use a seed oil than to use butter. They should, at least, list the seed oil on the ingredients list. It is toxic to many people who are struggling with inflammation. I am throwing away $75 worth of croissants and I am angry.

Love these. Cook up flaky good in the morning. Easy to use and remains fresh in the freezer for months. Shipping and packing are fine. No issues. However, I would recommend not leaving them on the porch for long in the summer.

Light, flaky, delicious! Real hot croissants straight from my oven. I used make a daily run to Whole Foods for croissants. Then I had to heat it up. I found these while browsing the Amazon website and decided to try them. Ti have freah croissants hot from the oven instead of purchasing and warming one is the ultimate luxury. And the croissants ship promptly and have arrived ahead of schedule each time I ordered them.

These croissants are the real deal. Left in the oven overnight to rise, baked first thing in the morning… ahh … a cup of coffee and some raspberry jam. Heaven.