How long do croissants last in the fridge?

Croissants are best kept out of the fridge, in the counter.

Can you freeze croissants?

Yes. Croissants keep 1–2 months in the freezer. Freeze them the day you buy them.

In the counter. Revive day-old croissants in a hot oven for 3–4 minutes.

Bread & bakery

Croissants last 1–2 days at room temperature, 1–2 months in the freezer. Store croissants in the counter for the best results.

Fridge

Not recommended

CounterBest

1–2 days

Freezer

1–2 months

Mold or a rancid, buttery smell. When in doubt, throw it out. These are typical home-storage times; always check the package date.

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How long do croissants last in the fridge?: Croissants are best kept out of the fridge, in the counter.
Can you freeze croissants?: Yes. Croissants keep 1–2 months in the freezer. Freeze them the day you buy them.
Where should you store croissants?: In the counter. Revive day-old croissants in a hot oven for 3–4 minutes.
How can you tell if croissants have gone bad?: Mold or a rancid, buttery smell. When in doubt, throw it out.