how to use costco croissants: croissant bruschetta

[elliebellie]

as a french person, i can confirm my soul has been crushed like the croissant

[ayb]

You can always spray the stale croissant with some water to make it slightly damp and not wet and the put it in the oven for about 5mins and it'll be lovely and flaky again. The same method works on baguettes

[saradelamare]

No, I’m French living in Europe and that looks worth a try. I’m not adding sugar to the croissant, but everything else made sense..

[keiyhval]

Im french and i often use old croissant to make food. My mom would get cheap ones and bake them with stuffing inside (ham, cheese, vegetables, , , ) They were always so soft and delicious. I recommend !

[tonyhollerz]

French cuisine tries to usually minimise waste. It’s why there’s foods like paté, crêpes, food stocks etc. It’s trying to use as much of a product as possible minimising waste. So they’d approve

[agathechan]

As a french person, this doesn't crush my soul at all ! In fact I think it's a very good way to use that old cheap croissant that we can all find in supermarkets to make something tasty and creative out of it

[Adnoraph]

As a French person I can safely say that you can do almost anything to a croissant and it will still be good

[whatchahowsya]

"Stale croissants" is my problem. There's never any left to go stale. lol

[dootboye]

In Miami, many Cuban bakeries do something similar to this. The sweet croissants are cut in half, they add swiss cheese and ham and then press it in a panini press. It's good salty and sweet combination

[francesauraliadelacroix]

The pronunciation of the word croissant i think does the soul crushing bit to be honest, all by itself 😂❤ sending love

[jsalvetat]

I’m french, and I have been crushing croissant my whole life to be able to put them in the toaster when they are not fresh lmao looks good honestly

[wimblyninetynine]

As an Italian I support you, keep making these kind of content 🤌🏻

[invisible]

as someone who is french, i can confirm my soul has been erratically destroyed like that croissant.

[SmartyPoohBear]

I think this is worth a try. Nothing wrong with wanting something different if you have to go through finishing a bunch of cheap croissants.

[ace_chaos]

I recently learn croissants are actually Austrian thing, they were brought to France by a Austrian baker

[THETowandAA]

As a french person, ....looks good... everything better than throwing away the old croissant

[howlouthelodger]

Ok but low key why did seeing a croissant get flattened by a rolling pin make me go ”need that”

[rall_]

As French Citizen During This Video I Cried My Soul Out

[OnihOne]

As a French person, I'm just happy that the croissant is a part of... Well whatever this is but looks yummy.

[Aammiiinaa]

U have to try croissants with peach jelly and butter omg its like the most delicious thing EVER 😭❤️