Almond croissants

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When I lived in NH I loved almond croissants. There was a bakery that sold them, they would bake them , fill them and sell for like $2 each.
I used to buy a case, (48) at a time Like .50 EACH. There were real french croissants, not the wally world or local stuff you get. I would thaw, proof and bake a dozen at a time, slice and put almond filling in them, then freeze until I want some for breakfast. Well I havnt had in in a long time but found a tub of almost paste in the freezer, So off I am to fill some croissants for a breakfast snack. Once frozen, to thaw I leave on the counter for a bit in the morning you can microwave them for like 15 secs for a nice treat.

 

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When I lived in NH I loved almond croissants. There was a bakery that sold them, they would bake them , fill them and sell for like $2 each.
I used to buy a case, (48) at a time Like .50 EACH. There were real french croissants, not the wally world or local stuff you get. I would thaw, proof and bake a dozen at a time, slice and put almond filling in them, then freeze until I want some for breakfast. Well I havnt had in in a long time but found a tub of almost paste in the freezer, So off I am to fill some croissants for a breakfast snack. Once frozen, to thaw I leave on the counter for a bit in the morning you can microwave them for like 15 secs for a nice treat.

We have a Vietnamese bakery down the road, and they make the most excellent croissants. Just give me a warm croissant and some butter and I am a happy man. I have to avoid the place, as I have cut out most bread (I am a huge bread lover)

 

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The TOBS Almond shave cream smells exactly like a good almond croissant. Will buy again!


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