Costco’s Viral Blueberry Cheesecake Croissant Is the Perfect Christmas Morning Breakfast Treat
This caramelized pastry is flying off shelves—and it's the easiest Christmas morning win ever
On Christmas morning, after all the presents have been opened, the wrapping paper has been stuffed into a garbage bag and you’re looking forward to enjoying your new treats and trinkets, there’s nothing better than enjoying a hot cup of coffee with the ones you love paired with a delicious breakfast—but who really wants to be hunched over a stove for an hour? Whether you’re traveling to visit family for the day or are hosting yourself, dirtying up your kitchen is likely the last thing on your to-do list, but thanks to Costco, they’ve got you covered with a stellar Christmas morning breakfast idea. You may have stumbled across their viral Blueberry Caramelized Cheesecake Croissant, but if that mouthful has you scratching your head, allow us to introduce you to this caramelized confection perfect for Christmas morning.
Get your hands on Costco’s Blueberry Caramelized Cheesecake Croissant
The Costco Blueberry Caramelized Cheesecake Croissant is nothing short of delectable, and each and every component of the pastry comes together in the best possible way. The base, which is buttered croissant dough, is filled with cheesecake filling and blueberries. To top things off, a butter streusel topping completes things—but that’s not all. A sweet, caramelized bottom gives this product the perfect bite, and shoppers have been raving about it for weeks. Since these croissants hit shelves, folks have been taking to social media to share their honest opinions—and they’re pretty much all rave reviews!
Food and television personality Kardea Brown recently shared a video to her Instagram, and she even stepped things up a notch by putting hers in the toaster oven—Yes, please! “This is one viral sensation I can STAND BEHIND!!!!,” she wrote in the caption of her video, and fans in the comments shared the same sentiment! “I bought those last week, knowing I should have left them where they sat. They are soooo good! I kept breaking off pieces during the day to make myself feel better. Finally, I put the last two in the freezer! Costco better stop!!!,” wrote one fan. And Kardea isn’t the only one who’s fallen for these treats! Another user, @thelavelleshow, shared the love on his Instagram as well, and folks hilariously flooded the comments in support of these pastries. “Guess I’m going to Costco,” wrote one user. “Took them to work the other day and they were devoured!,” shared another.
More Christmas morning breakfast ideas—croissants galore!
If you don’t have a Costco card, there are plenty of options to satisfy the craving that these Costco croissants probably gave you! At Sam’s Club, you can get your hands on their Member’s Mark Croissant Cinnamon Rolls (drooling!). Complete with a decadent frosting atop a flaky pastry filled with cinnamon filling, it doesn’t get much better than that! For a quicker, grab-and-go option, Starbucks offers a similarly beloved pastry, their Sugar Plum Cheese Danish, that’s a quick and easy addition to your Christmas morning—especially if you’re out and about!
DIY croissant recipes perfect for Christmas breakfast
If the Costco Blueberry Caramelized Cheesecake Croissant is on your mind but you don’t want to make the trek to your local warehouse or aren’t a Costco member, there are a few DIY alternatives you can try at home! Try out this Blueberry Croissant Puff from The Girl Who Ate Everything, or even these Blueberry Cheesecake Croissants with Creamy Filling from The Salty Cooker. However you choose to celebrate this year, add a touch of sweetness to your Christmas morning!
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