Korean Food Croissant Snack, Crispy and Buttery Dessert Bites, Only 102 Calories Each, Perfect for School Lunchboxes, Individually Wrapped, Bulk Pack of 30 (20g Each) Gini Crungzee, 크룽지, Krungji, Crungjee

I got these on a whim because I enjoy croissants and they really are a delightful and tasty food. Bonus points for being shelf-stable. I eat mine plain but you could use them with almost any sweet or savory spread, jelly, dip...whatever sounds good in the moment. I eat mine plain and they have just enough sweet and salty flavor to be perfect without any addition but I want to try them with chocolate or cheese.

Had these on my "to try" list for a while and finally ordered them recently - glad I did. They're pretty interesting, like a soft cookie, and pretty tasty, too. I was kind of "eh" about them until I combined them with some cottage cheese on a whim...now I'm not sure how I will live without them, ha. This combination may just be one of the most delicious things I've ever had the good fortune to come across. Definitely give it a try if you've been on the fence!

It's pretty good. Sweeter than I expected and not as buttery as I imagined. It was expecting a savory snack but it works better as part of a sweet snack. With ice cream, hot chocolate, mousse, etc.

Item was delivered on time. Good packaging. I was looking for a new Korean snack to try and this one is really good! Crispy with a little bit of sweetness best paired with coffee. And they’re individually wrapped so it’s good if you wanna bring some to work or school for some snacking, or even for sharing.

Not bad. I was mostly just curious. I bought these on a whim. While not bad, they are rather underwhelming. Try it for fun if you can get it on sale. I dont think these would be a snack staple. Mild crunch. Sweet (a little too sweet). Cracker like, but not exactly. Like a tender but crispy crunch. Looks like a compressed croissant, no surprises there. Not thick, but not paper thin. Fine direct from package, but I may warm it up just to see what that does. I guess I could be creative and top it with something, or use it as a base to make a quick pie "crust". Or crunch it up and put it over ice cream or yogurt. Sadly, about the time I ordered this I happened to decide to greatly reduce my carbs. I at first was reducing sugar (and with 4 grams of sugar I thought these would be ok), but now that I am also reducing carbs from all sources, these 12 carbs take up precious macro space. I'll get around to eating these, just not right now. I have left a couple of packs out in my snack basket for anyone to dip into that visit, but no one has taken these to try. The packaging is durable. I think they will last a long time in their wrappers.

These are great, not a lot of calories and very satisfying with a cup of tea. I recommended them to my daughter and my grandchildren and they love them also. I just can no longer buy them because of the price increase. I know that everything is increasing, but I can't afford $20.00 for ten snacks. Too bad, because these are the best!

I would recommend it . I bought these as Christmas treat

After seeing countless videos on social media of people making their own flattened, caramelized croissants, I knew I had to find some to purchase that were packaged and pre-made. Well, that was my first mistake. I should’ve made my own because these were disappointing. The crunch I saw of the homemade versions was not even close to what this was. These were bland, somewhat chewy and lacking in crunch and overall satisfying texture. These had a more weak, crispy texture and lacking in a stronger butter flavor. At this price I’m extremely sorry I wasted my money.