What if.. You bake Pillsbury Crescent Rolls WITHOUT unrolling?

This is what happens when you bake Pillsbury Crescent Rolls without unrolling them.

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  1. the real question is WHY would you ever want to do this? first of all if yu are going to cook the whole roll you are going to have to bring it to roome temp. at small tiny rolls it doesn't matter if it's cold. but as one large baguette type bread roll it needs to be at room temp tocook thoroughly. i wood think at 324f for 26-30 minutes depending on your oven, altitude, and even weather. personally there are a lot of really good frozen breads you can just thaw and ake, go to a bakery, throw in a microwave and warm up, or even better yet make for real. if you can read you can cook. just follow the directions.

  2. 3 years later and I get this? Brush that lump of dough with some egg wash and bake it for 5 minutes longer and you really might have something. It didn't look fully cooked on the inside.

  3. All Pillsbury baked bread products are only good to eat the day you bake them. After a day they turn into hard tact.

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