Tesco All Butter Mini Croissants

Tesco All Butter Mini Croissants Description: Manufacturer: Tesco / Type: Bread These croissants come in a clear wrapper with a red label. They sit in a plastic tray inside and you get 12 mini sized croissants in a pack. I paid £1.75 for these from my local shop. Unfortunately, you can't put these in the microwave, and I wished that I had checked before buying them as that was exactly what I had wanted to do! Instead you have to heat the over to 200 (check packaging as some ovens may vary) and then put them in for around 5 minutes. It seems a lot of effort to go to for 5 minutes though! I am afraid that I wasn't very ...  Read the complete review

Whilst on holiday, I found myself enjoying a croissant or two at breakfast time, which (as i'm normally a cereal eater) is something that I haven't done for a long time - basically, I had forgotten how nice they were, and as a result, I vowed to buy some when I returned home to the UK. Described as "Flaky all butter croissants ideal for a delicious breakfast" Tesco's 'Mini Croissants' retail at £1.69 for the 12 pack - and into the basket they went. Ingredients - - - - - - - - In terms of their ingredients, the croissants contain; Wheat Flour, Butter (26%), Sugar, Reconstituted Dried Skimmed Milk, Pasteurised Egg, Yeast, Water, Salt, and ...  Read the complete review

There are times in life when you always seem to be saying " Well, I shouldn't but maybe just the one", and I seem to be saying these few words far more often than I should. Croissants are pretty irresistible in the first place, get a good buttery one and that makes them hard to pass by. The Other Half is no fan of the soft rich flaky bread come pastry, he would far rather have a good thick slice of toast lathered with butter but I love a couple of croissants for breakfast to ring the changes. In my opinion the best croissants always seem to be the ones that are served up at the small independent bakeries but they are much more expensive ...  Read the complete review