Costco’s 12-count 7Days vanilla pack is the clearest priced soft pastry; Ppang BuJang is a savory 55 g snack bag.
- Costco lists 12 vanilla croissants at $12.99; with its listed $3 delivery fee, a one-item order totals $15.99, or about $1.33 per piece and $0.50 per ounce before tax.
- Snackworks lists soft chocolate mini croissants in 6.53 oz and 2.12 oz packages, smaller formats than Costco’s 31.8 oz pastry pack.
- Nongshim Ppang BuJang Salted Butter Roll is one 55 g serving, with salted-bread flavor from real butter and salt.
- Reisman’s chocolate croissant case lists 24 pieces for $22.80, or $0.95 per pastry before shipping; free shipping begins above $29.99.
An import-store price is easier to judge once you pick the bite you want: a soft filled croissant, a mini chocolate pastry, a case of chocolate croissants, or a savory salted-butter snack. For a soft filled pastry, Costco’s 7Days vanilla multipack has the clearest item-price and delivery math; Nongshim Ppang BuJang Salted Butter Roll suits a craving for savory salted-bread flavor in a snack bag. The mini packs suit shoppers who want a smaller pastry purchase, while the 12- and 24-piece cases reward buyers who can use more portions.
Enter your ZIP code and select a fulfillment method to see the price, available stock and shipping total for your address.
Compare the format first, then the unit cost
Price per piece measures what each pastry portion costs, while price per ounce compares the amount of food in differently sized packages. Use per-piece cost when the pieces are similar portions, and use per-ounce cost when one option is a mini snack and another is a larger pastry. The National Institute of Standards and Technology’s Unit Pricing Guide explains that consistent units help shoppers compare brands and package sizes; for croissant-style snacks, cents per ounce and cents per piece answer different questions.
Use these calculations:
- Price per piece: item price divided by the number of pieces.
- Price per ounce: item price divided by the package’s net ounces.
- Delivered price per piece or ounce: item price plus the delivery charges assigned to that order, divided by pieces or net ounces.
For a one-item order, add the full delivery fee to the item price. For a mixed cart, allocate the shared delivery charge across its products before comparing delivered unit costs. For example, split an assumed $3 fee evenly across three products and assign $1 of delivery cost to each product before calculating its delivered piece or ounce price.
1. 7Days vanilla soft croissants: the 12-piece Costco pack
Choose the 7Days Soft Baked Croissant with Vanilla Filling if you want a soft filled pastry and can use 12 portions. Costco’s 12-count vanilla croissant listing identifies 12 individually wrapped croissants at 2.65 oz each, 31.8 oz total, for $12.99, or about $1.08 per piece before delivery. The listing shows a $3 charge for 2-Day delivery, so a one-item order totals $15.99 before tax.
That one-item total works out to about $1.33 per pastry and $0.50 per ounce before tax. For a 2-Day order of $75 or more, Costco waives a separate delivery fee, making the pack’s $12.99 item price about $1.08 per piece and $0.41 per ounce before tax. Costco lists the item for 2-Day delivery and says local warehouse availability and prices vary. This 12-pack fits a household, shared snack cupboard or planned grocery order that can use a dozen portions.
Costco estimates two-business-day delivery for orders placed by noon local time, and its listing says weather or order size can extend the delivery time. The individually wrapped 2.65 oz pieces make it easy to portion one croissant at a time. The large pack’s main practical advantage is portion-by-portion wrapping; its value improves when delivery is shared with a qualifying grocery order.
2. Lower-commitment pastry: 7Days chocolate mini croissants
Choose the 7Days chocolate mini format for a smaller soft-pastry purchase than Costco’s 31.8 oz vanilla multipack. Snackworks describes its 6.53 oz chocolate mini croissants as soft, layered pastry with sweet chocolate filling. The package ingredient list includes wheat flour, palm oil, sugar and cocoa; it says the product contains milk and wheat and may contain egg.
At 6.53 oz, this bag weighs about one-fifth as much as Costco’s 31.8 oz vanilla multipack, making it a smaller trial by package weight. For illustration, at the Costco example’s $0.50 per ounce, a 6.53 oz bag would cost about $3.27 before tax.
Snackworks also lists a 2.12 oz chocolate mini-croissant size, roughly one-third the weight of the 6.53 oz package. The 6.53 oz bag is the larger trial; the 2.12 oz size suits a lighter snack portion when a retailer carries it. These minis suit chocolate-pastry shoppers who favor a smaller package over a bulk quantity.
3. Best savory choice: Nongshim Ppang BuJang Salted Butter Roll
Choose Ppang BuJang when you want salted butter and savory bread flavor in a snack bag. Nongshim describes Ppang BuJang Salted Butter Roll as a salted-bread snack with rich, savory flavor from real butter and salt. Nongshim USA lists one 55 g bag, about 1.94 oz, as one serving with 280 calories on its U.S. product page.
Its savory salted-bread flavor makes Ppang BuJang a snack-bag alternative to the soft, sweet filled croissants. At about 1.94 oz per bag, it can be compared with the pastry packs by delivered price per ounce, while one bag remains a practical single-serving unit.
The one-bag serving suits a coffee break when savory butter flavor is the craving. Nongshim USA’s Where to Buy page lets shoppers search nearby stores and online purchase options; shoppers can also check the Amazon listing.
4. Chocolate pastry by the case: Reisman’s half-size croissants
Choose Reisman’s half-size chocolate croissants when a 24-piece case fits your plans and you want a chocolate-filled pastry. Reisman’s listing showed 24 croissants at $22.80, or $0.95 per pastry before shipping, and lists each croissant at 2 oz. The product page showed the case in stock, shipping in two business days, and free shipping on orders over $29.99.
Reisman’s 2 oz croissants are smaller than Costco’s 2.65 oz vanilla croissants, so price per piece compares different-size portions. The $22.80 case falls below Reisman’s free-shipping threshold, so include the checkout shipping charge or add other items to exceed $29.99.
Before you order, make three checks:
- Match the listed flavor and package size to the texture you want.
- Decide whether a mini bag, 12-piece multipack or 24-piece case fits the number of portions you will use.
- Enter your delivery ZIP code and review the stock, fulfillment and full shipping total shown for that address.
Which one makes sense for your cart?
| Option | Verified package | Price comparison | Best fit |
|---|---|---|---|
| 7Days vanilla soft-baked croissants | 12 individually wrapped pieces, 31.8 oz | $12.99 plus the listed $3 2-Day delivery fee for a one-item order, about $1.33 per piece and $0.50 per oz before tax; no separate 2-Day fee on orders of $75 or more | A soft-pastry dozen when you can use 12 portions |
| 7Days chocolate mini croissants | Snackworks lists 6.53 oz and 2.12 oz sizes | The 6.53 oz bag is a smaller trial than the 31.8 oz Costco pack; compare any retailer offer by delivered price per ounce | Soft, sweet chocolate pastry in a smaller package |
| Ppang BuJang Salted Butter Roll | One 55 g serving, about 1.94 oz | Compare the retailer’s delivered bag price per ounce | Savory salted-bread flavor in a snack bag |
| Reisman’s half-size chocolate croissants | 24 pieces, listed at 2 oz each | $22.80, or $0.95 per piece before shipping; free shipping above $29.99 | Chocolate-filled case when you can use 24 pastries |
Choose Costco for the clearest delivered soft-pastry baseline, Reisman’s when you want a 24-piece chocolate case, the 7Days minis for a smaller chocolate-pastry trial, and Ppang BuJang for savory salted-bread flavor.
FAQ
Is the 7Days multipack cheaper if I only order one item?
No. Costco estimates two-business-day delivery for orders placed by noon local time, and its listing says factors such as weather and order size can extend delivery.
Should I compare Ppang BuJang with a croissant by piece?
Compare it by weight for a fairer snack-size benchmark: one 55 g bag is about 1.94 oz, while the pastry options range from mini packs to multi-piece cases. Per-piece cost is useful only when the portions are similar.
How should I count delivery on a cart with several snacks?
Add the order’s delivery charge once, then allocate it across the items in that shipment before calculating each product’s delivered unit cost. Costco waives a separate 2-Day delivery fee on qualifying orders of $75 or more, so the rest of the cart changes the 12-pack’s effective delivered cost.
Which choice works best for a first taste?
For soft chocolate pastry, the 6.53 oz 7Days mini-croissant bag is smaller than Costco’s 31.8 oz dozen; for savory salted butter, Ppang BuJang is one 55 g serving. Reisman’s case gives chocolate-croissant buyers 24 pieces at $0.95 each before shipping, with free shipping above $29.99.