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Bittman's Croissants (3-Pack)
  • Bittman's Croissants (3-Pack)
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$15.00

3-pack of croissants made with 50% whole grain flour. Light, flaky, and a short ingredient list. Heat and serve.

3-Pack

Net Weight: 2.8oz / 80g  
Ingredients: 50% whole wheat flour, 50% white flour, sugar, butter, milk powder, salt, frozen yeast, pasteurized liquid egg yolk.

Ships September 15th

ABOUT THIS LOAF
Flavor & Texture

Light, with traditional croissant flakiness and “pull” - and more flavor.
Heating Instructions

From frozen: 375°F for 15–20 minutes.

From thawed: 375°F for 3–5 minutes.

Best Used For

Breakfast sandwiches. Pairs well with chocolate hazelnut spread, salted butter and jam, a soft scrambled egg and a cup of coffee.
Storage & Shelf Life

Your bread arrives fully baked and ready to eat, whether it shows up frozen or thawed. Shelf life:

Counter: 2 to 3 days.
Fridge: ~10 days.
Freezer: up to 9 months.

On the counter or in the fridge, keep your loaf in a bread bag, beeswax wrap, waxed paper, even plastic wrap; reheating brings it back to life.

All of our breads can be thawed and re-frozen, even more than once; you can even cut them in half and re-freeze the part you don’t need right away. A few minutes in a hot oven brings the crust back, straight from the freezer or thawed.
Allergen Information

Contains wheat, milk and eggs. All products are made in a facility that also processes other tree nuts, peanuts, soy, and sesame. If you have a severe allergy, please use caution.

Bittman's Croissants (3-Pack)

Why Mark Made It

"You won't believe these; they’re incredible. It was a quest and a challenge, and we’ve done it."

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Why is Bittman's obsessed with whole grains?

Because they’re the real thing. It's the difference between eating an orange and drinking a glass of orange juice. Same fruit, but one has the fiber and the pulp intact, and the other is what's left after you take that away. In the case of bread, It's also the part almost every other bakery skips, including the sourdough ones. Sourdough describes how bread is fermented, not what it's made of, and most sourdough sold today is still white flour underneath.
Does the bread arrive frozen?

Sometimes. Your order travels in biodegradable, insulated packaging. Depending on the season, your destination, and what's in the box, that may mean dry ice, ice packs, both, or neither. If there's a dry ice bag in your box and it's empty, nothing went wrong. Dry ice doesn't melt, it disappears (the word is “sublimates,” actually), and an empty bag means it did exactly what we sent it to do. Especially in warmer months it's perfectly normal for bread and pastries to arrive thawed, and for there to be a little condensation. We've tested, and the breads handle thawing and refreezing beautifully.
How old is your starter?

Old enough to have seen some things. We’ve kept it alive and thriving for years—it’s the real deal, fed daily and full of flavor.

Think of it as a living ingredient (with better gut instincts than most humans). Doesn’t talk much, but makes every decision.
Do I need to proof or prep anything?

Nope. It’s fully baked and frozen at peak flavor. Just reheat and pretend you made it yourself.
Is this a cult?

No. But we do believe in slow, natural fermentation, fiber, and breaking bread with friends — so if that makes us a cult, pass the butter.