7Days PB&J Croissant, Peanut Butter and Strawberry Jelly, On The Go PB&J Lunch, Non-GMO (Pack of 24)

These are delicious. Great for on the road snacks while I am working. Taste very fresh, which is unusual for bakery items with a shelf life. Not sure how they did it differently than others. I like them so much I've been buying them by the case. I think they are priced a bit high for me to keep buying them, but I will buy them once in a while for a treat.

Croissant okay but barely any peanut butter or jelly in them. Like just eating plain bun. Very disappointed as am bedridden with back injury and was looking forward to having a sandwich if I was feeling good enough to try and eat something. Maybe one star being generous.

I really enjoy the convenience of these PB&J croissants. The combination of peanut butter and strawberry jelly is a classic favorite of mine, and the croissant adds a nice flaky texture. The fact that they are Non-GMO is a nice bonus as well. Perfect for a quick and satisfying snack on the go.

Nothing wrong with the brand or product. If you are a fan of PBnJ, youll love this. There isnt much PB. the PB that is there tastes like the USA government peanut butter given to poor people. IYKYK

Nice product

These 'croissants' are not the greatest thing in the world, but strangely addicting after having a few. The 'bread' is nice and soft and the 'peanut butter and jelly creme' filling is, well. Tt's not peanut butter and it's not jelly but a soft, squirty simulacrum. Which was kind of off-putting at first but after eating a few I warmed to it. Speaking of warming, it doesn't hurt these to throw them in the toaster over for a bit if that's your jam, but it's not necessary, they're fine at room temp. Still, I'm not sure the value is there for me and I probably won't get these again.

While we were thrilled that they are non-GMO and they are super convenient, a closer look at the ingredient list reveals the stuff that nutrition nightmares are made of. Sugar is the #2 ingredient. The third, fourth and fifth ingredients are seed oils, followed by high fructose corn syrup, and it goes down from there. A look at the nutrition panel and calorie count reveals similar woes.As for taste, we thought they were cloyingly sweet. The nuttiness is lost in the sweetness. The texture was not bad for a shelf stable product. We got these for those snack emergencies, when you're running out and want something to drop in your bag. Truthfully, it's not much work to grab a real croissant, organic peanut butter and a schmear of fruit spread, eliminating all the bad stuff, so that's what we'll go with.

These 7Days PB&J Croissants are come of the sweetest tasting croissants of my life. The flavor is super rich, and honestly leaves you satisfied, if not a little sick from only 1. The ingredients show a very different side of things, with it showing how unhealthy these can be. I believe it is alright in moderation, but should not be given to children often