7Days Soft Croissant, Chocolate Croissant, Breakfast Pastry, Individually Wrapped On The Go Snack, Non-GMO (Pack of 6)

The taste is very fresh. Texture and size is perfect. I realy like the taste and flavor of the filling inside. Great dates and well sealed. Yummy any time.

This was an impulse purchase when I was deep in my sweet tooth cravings. I was fully expecting these croissants to be mediocre. I can't believe how delicious they are! The pastry is soft, buttery, and fresh. The chocolate filling is rich with the right amount of sweetness - not overly sweet. I'm pleasantly surprised at how good the quality of the chocolate is. Only complaint is I could use a bit more filling:) This treat is such a slam dunk. Do other people know about this?? It's funny because the packaging looks so vaguely European to my American eyes. When I saw that they were made in Bulgaria...I don't know...I expected the worst. Haha. I hereby officially apologize to the people of Bulgaria. They sure know how to make a chocolate croissant. Try these! You won't be sorry.

Very good quality great taste

Nice croissant for shelf stable and the chocolate cream filling is delicious. You can tell these aren't made in the US, the ingredients seem better.

Reading the reviews I was expecting something a little higher quality, but these croissants are about the same quality as the processed pastries you can find at 7eleven and other convenience stores. They're soft and fluffy, but also kinda crumble apart in your mouth. Not crispy and chewy like a real croissant. But at 6 pieces for $11, I wasn't really expecting the real thing. As an experiment, I tried toasting them in an air fryer and also on a cast iron pan. They become much better and more croissant-like. BUT there's this lingering industrial grease aroma that just won't go away and reminds me that it's not a croissant. It's a smell that's between plastic and stale frying oil, hard to describe. It's not too terrible, but it's there. I wish it had more of a dough/bread smell instead of this old grease. Overall these are more like 2.5 stars - not healthy at all (just look at the saturated fat content), not close to a croissant texture, mostly breading, and natural grease smell. But they're also cheap and the filling is pretty good, so I give it a solid 3 stars. The filling is basically the same as donut filling - sweet and more of a pudding texture rather than a thick cream. Probably won't buy these again, simply because at 300 calories, they're too sugary and not very filling. They'll just make you hungrier for another one 😅

This item came packaged in a bag, rather than a box, so all the croissants were crushed. They tasted ok, but I'm sure they would have been much better had they been not crushed. Seller offered me a 50 percent refund on the item, which i accepted.

These save my soul every-time I buy them!

My wife and I both love a good chocolate croissant. We have had freshly made ones, but during these pandemic days, it has been hard to go out to find them. I decided to give these a try. The taste and texture reminded me of the snacks I might buy at a gas station convenience store during an interminably long drive. The photo with my review clearly shows the ingredients list -- something that is missing from the Amazon product page. Palm oil, high fructose corn syrup, vanillin arificial flavor; pretty much what any nutritionist writings says are bad for your health. Oh well, maybe they taste great??? NO. They taste artificial, the texture resembles a doughnut more than the flaky lightness of a croissant. We tried one unheated and right out of the package. Well, maybe that wasn't a good representation. This was followed by heating in a microwave and then another heated in the oven. Nope -- still not something I want to eat. Maybe I'm just fussy, but I am not a finicky eater. Those quizzes that have you count points for food you won't eat -- well, I only get one or two points, because I eat almost anything edible, so fussy isn't the problem. From other reviews, it seems many people like these, so feel free to give them a try, but my advice is to buy the minimal quantity to find out whether these are something you want to buy more of. Thankfully, I ordered the smallest package (I think it was 6). Great call on my part.