I think I posted a while back about about really disappointing
croissants that I bought at two different local store, and both were
done in their in store bakery. Then I tried Costco's fresh baked
croissants. They were a lot cheaper and a heck of a lot better than the
local grocery store's product. On my last trip to Costco I bought a box
of frozen ready to cook croissants. I tried them this morning and they
were terrific. They take up a lot less room in the freezer and you don't
have to hurry as much to use them up. They are easy to cook. Take them
hour 20-30 minutes before cooking and toss them into a 350 oven for 25 >minutes. I am not saying you are going to imagine yourself at a Parisian >cafe, but they are about the best croissants I have had around here in
years.
I think I posted a while back about about really disappointing
croissants that I bought at two different local store, and both were
done in their in store bakery. Then I tried Costco's fresh baked
croissants. They were a lot cheaper and a heck of a lot better than the
local grocery store's product. On my last trip to Costco I bought a box
of frozen ready to cook croissants. I tried them this morning and they
were terrific. They take up a lot less room in the freezer and you don't
have to hurry as much to use them up. They are easy to cook. Take them
hour 20-30 minutes before cooking and toss them into a 350 oven for 25 minutes. I am not saying you are going to imagine yourself at a Parisian cafe, but they are about the best croissants I have had around here in
years.
Dave Smith wrote:
I think I posted a while back about about really disappointing
croissants that I bought at two different local store, and both were
done in their in store bakery. Then I tried Costco's fresh baked
croissants. They were a lot cheaper and a heck of a lot better than the
local grocery store's product. On my last trip to Costco I bought a box
of frozen ready to cook croissants. I tried them this morning and they
were terrific. They take up a lot less room in the freezer and you don't
have to hurry as much to use them up. They are easy to cook. Take them
hour 20-30 minutes before cooking and toss them into a 350 oven for 25 minutes. I am not saying you are going to imagine yourself at a Parisian cafe, but they are about the best croissants I have had around here in
years.
have to hurry as much to use them up. They are easy to cook. Take them
hour 20-30 minutes before cooking and toss them into a 350 oven for 25 minutes. I am not saying you are going to imagine yourself at a Parisian cafe, but they are about the best croissants I have had around here in
years.
I think I posted a while back about about really disappointing
croissants that I bought at two different local store, and both were
done in their in store bakery. Then I tried Costco's fresh baked
croissants. They were a lot cheaper and a heck of a lot better than the
local grocery store's product. On my last trip to Costco I bought a box
of frozen ready to cook croissants. I tried them this morning and they
were terrific. They take up a lot less room in the freezer and you don't
have to hurry as much to use them up. They are easy to cook. Take them
hour 20-30 minutes before cooking and toss them into a 350 oven for 25 minutes. I am not saying you are going to imagine yourself at a Parisian cafe, but they are about the best croissants I have had around here in
years.
On Sun, 2 Mar 2025 18:20:05 +0000, Dave Smith wrote:
I think I posted a while back about about really disappointing
croissants that I bought at two different local store, and both were
done in their in store bakery. Then I tried Costco's fresh baked
croissants. They were a lot cheaper and a heck of a lot better than the
local grocery store's product. On my last trip to Costco I bought a box
of frozen ready to cook croissants. I tried them this morning and they
were terrific. They take up a lot less room in the freezer and you don't
have to hurry as much to use them up. They are easy to cook. Take them
hour 20-30 minutes before cooking and toss them into a 350 oven for 25
minutes. I am not saying you are going to imagine yourself at a Parisian
cafe, but they are about the best croissants I have had around here in
years.
I don't think that product is available in Hawaii. Too bad. My guess is
that I might be able to purchase a case of the stuff but that's too ridiculous to consider. How many croissants were you able to buy? Being
able to buy a dozen would be a wonderful thing.
On 2025-03-02 8:53 p.m., dsi1 wrote:
On Sun, 2 Mar 2025 18:20:05 +0000, Dave Smith wrote:
I think I posted a while back about about really disappointing
croissants that I bought at two different local store, and both were
done in their in store bakery. Then I tried Costco's fresh baked
croissants. They were a lot cheaper and a heck of a lot better than the
local grocery store's product. On my last trip to Costco I bought a box >>> of frozen ready to cook croissants. I tried them this morning and they
were terrific. They take up a lot less room in the freezer and you don't >>> have to hurry as much to use them up. They are easy to cook. Take them
hour 20-30 minutes before cooking and toss them into a 350 oven for 25
minutes. I am not saying you are going to imagine yourself at a Parisian >>> cafe, but they are about the best croissants I have had around here in
years.
I don't think that product is available in Hawaii. Too bad. My guess is
that I might be able to purchase a case of the stuff but that's too
ridiculous to consider. How many croissants were you able to buy? Being
able to buy a dozen would be a wonderful thing.
The frozen ready to bake come in a box of 30. That takes about the same amount of freezer space as a pack of 12 baked croissants.
On Mon, 3 Mar 2025 2:11:39 +0000, Dave Smith wrote:
The frozen ready to bake come in a box of 30. That takes about the same
amount of freezer space as a pack of 12 baked croissants.
My guess is that Costco uses the same frozen product for the baked
croissants sold in their stores. The case that I can probably get would
have about 204 ready to bake products. The croissants have to be
defrosted and proofed, right?
My guess is that Costco uses the same frozen product for the baked
croissants sold in their stores. The case that I can probably get would
have about 204 ready to bake products. The croissants have to be
defrosted and proofed, right?
Americans are now going to insist on more of these very public meetings,
and Trump will give them to us...
Will the Dems do the same? If they want to win future elections...
On 2025-03-03, gm <gregorymorrow@msn.com> wrote:
Americans are now going to insist on more of these very public meetings,
and Trump will give them to us...
Will the Dems do the same? If they want to win future elections...
No! They will not! Open discussion is a garlic covered cross, suddenly exposed to liberal policymakers. Hiss, cover one's face and fade away.
That method will also work on many "Republican" policymakers.
The other night was refreshing to see, no matter how events turn out.
J.D. Vance rocketed up in my estimation. Others mileage may vary.
More! More! More!
On 2025-03-03, gm <gregorymorrow@msn.com> wrote:
Americans are now going to insist on more of these very public meetings,
and Trump will give them to us...
Will the Dems do the same? If they want to win future elections...
No! They will not! Open discussion is a garlic covered cross, suddenly >exposed to liberal policymakers. Hiss, cover one's face and fade away.
That method will also work on many "Republican" policymakers.
The other night was refreshing to see, no matter how events turn out.
J.D. Vance rocketed up in my estimation. Others mileage may vary.
More! More! More!
The other night was refreshing to see, no matter how events turn out.
J.D. Vance rocketed up in my estimation. Others mileage may vary.
More! More! More!
leo
On 2025-03-03, gm <gregorymorrow@msn.com> wrote:
Americans are now going to insist on more of these very public meetings,
and Trump will give them to us...
Will the Dems do the same? If they want to win future elections...
On 3/2/2025 11:38 PM, Leonard Blaisdell wrote:
On 2025-03-03, gm <gregorymorrow@msn.com> wrote:WTF does this have to do with croissants from Costco?!
Americans are now going to insist on more of these very public meetings, >>> and Trump will give them to us...
Will the Dems do the same? If they want to win future elections...
Jill
On 3/2/2025 11:38 PM, Leonard Blaisdell wrote:
On 2025-03-03, gm <gregorymorrow@msn.com> wrote:WTF does this have to do with croissants from Costco?!
Americans are now going to insist on more of these very public meetings, >>> and Trump will give them to us...
Will the Dems do the same? If they want to win future elections...
Yes, it was opinion changing. Your post changed my opinion a bit too.
WTF does this have to do with croissants from Costco?!
Jill McQuown wrote:
...
WTF does this have to do with croissants from Costco?!
well it makes you happy to have something to follow up.
skipping it and not amplifying the trash by replying to
it is probably a better approach...
songbird
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