Customizing Kirkland Signature croissants

While the Kirkland Signature croissants are delightful on their own—unlike some of Costco's bakery items that aren't made from scratch—they also serve as an excellent base for both sweet and savory snacks or meals. For example, Costco offers a delicious, tangy chicken salad that makes for an ideal filling. If you're looking for an extra burst of flavor, try adding hot sauce to your chicken salad for a spicy kick. Alternatively, if chicken salad isn't your preference, you can use Kirkland Signature's boneless skinless chicken breasts, breaded, with Caesar dressing and lettuce to create a sandwich-style twist on a chicken Caesar salad, where toasted croissants provide a satisfying crunch similar to croutons.
If you lean more towards sweet than savory, you can whip up a simple glaze using milk, powdered sugar, and vanilla extract, effectively transforming your croissant into a glazed-donut treat. With the same ingredients, you could also create a sugary dip for your baked goods, reminiscent of Auntie Anne's. For a more classic approach, consider spreading honey butter or jam on your croissant. A drizzle of honey can also enhance your morning tea or coffee. Whatever you decide to do with them, these taste-tested Costco pastries are definitely worth a try.
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