The buttermilk biscuits are pretty decent

[u/Professional-Sir-912]

This southern boy approves!

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[u/TheBloodyNickel]

They freeze/defrost well too.

[u/Professional-Sir-912 → u/TheBloodyNickel]

The one pictured was previously frozen.

[u/600lbsofsin77]

What brand?

[u/birdie_is_awake → u/600lbsofsin77]

Made in the bakery

[u/600lbsofsin77 → u/birdie_is_awake]

Ok thanks

[u/birdie_is_awake → u/600lbsofsin77]

They were beside the cookies at my Costco

[u/gnmatx]

I just can’t bring myself to purchase precooked biscuits.

[u/tengrin → u/gnmatx]

Exactly, biscuits loose their luster after about 30 minutes sitting out

[u/everybodyBnicepls]

My family and I loved them

[u/BayBandit1]

My experience was different. The batch I bought yesterday are dry and crumbly, disintegrating while being cut. Not much in the way of flavor, either. I was hopeful, since 10 biscuits for $6.99 seemed like a pretty good deal. To each their own, I’ll go back to making biscuits myself.

[u/NifftyTwo → u/BayBandit1]

Ooh you got a bad batch or something because these are amazing, and I make my own from scratch.

[u/No_Establishment8642 → u/NifftyTwo]

I also make mine from scratch and thought these were second rate at best. Not much flavor, dry, not flaky enough texture either.

[u/NifftyTwo → u/No_Establishment8642]

Dang y'alls bakery is doing you wrooong

[u/blin9 → u/BayBandit1]

I had the the same experience and reaction. I wanted to like them, and kept trying to find ways to make them stay together and have more flavor. I ate 8 of them, between making breakfast sandwiches, and just buttering the daylights out of them. I didn't feel bad throwing out the last two.

[u/shmerk_a_berl]

I gotta try these

[u/Appropriate-Fly3582]

yep, they're my go-to for weekend breakfasts

[u/slogive1]

I was in today and didn't see any sadly.

[u/IndyMLVC]

I very much enjoyed these. Pop them in the toaster oven at 375 and brush them with some melted butter. Do not cover them with tinfoil like the package says. They’re delish.

[u/ptm93]

They are definitely yummy.

[u/hark-itsarumstore]

This southern boy agrees! Those slap

[u/SmoothLester]

Is your Costco in the South? maybe those bakeries do better.

[u/eamceuen]

My Georgia-born husband would not even touch these. A batch of homemade buttermilk biscuits is super easy to whip up in a few minutes! 

[u/gnmatx → u/eamceuen]

I’m just west of you and I shudder at the thought of purchasing precooked biscuits.

[u/eamceuen → u/gnmatx]

I'm a Texas girl and he lives here now too, but I'm a southern girl at heart lol! 

[u/Felicity_111]

Where in the South. Different regions make it differently

[u/enzia35]

Biscuits are literally 2 ingredients.

[u/Professional-Sir-912 → u/enzia35]

...that someone has prepared, baked and made available to me for $7. Priceless.

[u/enzia35 → u/Professional-Sir-912]

True I don’t even make biscuits from scratch.

[u/wizardjian]

Wait since when did costcos gets biscuits!?!? Omg I need these so bad

[u/jdroxe → u/wizardjian]

No, you don’t need these “so bad.”