Quick verdict for a small pantry
- Costco’s 7Days vanilla multipack is the clearest priced online benchmark when you will use all 12 pastries.
- Kroger’s four-count, 12-ounce chocolate croissant pack is a smaller choice for shoppers who can use its Rolla locker pickup.
- Nongshim Ppang BuJang Salted Butter Roll is a one-bag, savory salted-bread snack.
- L’Atelier K’s 90-piece chocolate croissant box suits group sharing better than a small pantry.
For a small pantry, Costco’s 7Days vanilla multipack offers the clearest delivered-price benchmark: in the captured offer, $12.99 plus a $3 fee on a single-item order below $75 totals $15.99, or about $0.50 per ounce before tax. A four-count pack cuts the amount stored, while Nongshim Ppang BuJang Salted Butter Roll answers a different craving with one savory, salted-bread-style snack bag.
Compare both price per piece and price per ounce
A price per piece tells you how much each eating occasion costs; a price per ounce tells you how much food the pack gives you. Use both figures when the products differ in size, and include the delivery charge that applies to the same shopping cart.
The National Institute of Standards and Technology’s Unit Pricing Guide recommends using a consistent unit to compare the same commodity across package sizes. Its examples use weight per ounce for packages and bulk goods. For snack pastries, divide the delivered package total by net ounces for an amount-based comparison, then divide by the number of pieces for a serving-based comparison.
For a single-product order, the calculation is simple: add the product price and delivery charge, then divide that total by the package’s ounces or pieces. For a larger cart, compare the checkout totals and shipping threshold for the entire cart. A retailer’s delivery charge belongs to the order, so charging the full fee to one snack pack makes sense only when that pack is the whole order.
1. 7Days vanilla multipack: the clearest delivered-price benchmark
In its listing captured October 5, 2026, Costco priced 7Days Soft Baked Croissant, Vanilla Filling at $12.99 for 12 individually wrapped pastries, each 2.65 ounces, or 31.8 ounces total; Costco notes that prices may vary by location. The listing showed a $3 charge for 2-Day delivery and waived the separate fee on qualifying 2-Day orders of $75 or more.
For an illustrative single-item order below $75, $12.99 plus the listed $3 delivery fee totals $15.99 before tax. That is about $1.33 per pastry and $0.50 per ounce. When another purchase brings the 2-Day cart to $75 or more, the pastry’s $12.99 item price works out to about $1.08 per piece and $0.41 per ounce before tax. The lower figures apply when the cart meets the stated free-delivery threshold.
Costco estimates delivery in two business days for orders placed before noon local time. Order size and events such as weather can extend that delivery estimate.
This is the easiest choice to justify when you want a soft, vanilla-filled pastry and can use a dozen. For a single-item order below the $75 threshold, treat about $0.50 per ounce as a delivered-cost benchmark for the other listings. If the rest of your grocery order already qualifies for free 2-Day delivery, the pastry’s own contribution returns to the listed item price.
2. Four-count chocolate pack: less food to store
Kroger’s Private Selection Chocolate Croissants listing identifies a four-count, 12-ounce pack, which works out to 3 ounces per croissant. The captured page shows $5.99 under the label “Discounted From,” and lists locker pickup at Rolla with delivery unavailable for that location.
At an assumed item price of $6, the 12-ounce pack costs $0.50 per ounce, or $1.50 for each 3-ounce croissant, before tax. That matches the Costco vanilla example’s delivered cost per ounce, while the larger individual pieces give a different snack portion. Use the current checkout price for the actual comparison, since Kroger’s captured $5.99 figure is labeled “Discounted From.”
Snackworks lists 7Days Soft Baked Mini Croissants with Chocolate Filling in a 6.53-ounce size, about one-fifth of the 31.8-ounce Costco case. At an assumed item price of $3.27 before delivery, the mini pack matches the Costco example’s $0.50-per-ounce rate; add the actual checkout delivery cost when comparing a shipped order. Its smaller total weight suits a tight snack shelf or a first taste of the format.
A compact package can lower the pantry commitment even when its per-ounce price is higher. Choose a small pack for a first taste or occasional treat, then compare its full checkout price with the larger case before deciding whether stocking up saves money. A lower total at checkout and a lower cost per ounce answer different questions: the first protects the budget today, while the second measures food value.
3. Ppang BuJang Salted Butter Roll: a single savory snack bag
Nongshim’s U.S. product listing identifies one serving per container, with a serving size of one 55-gram bag. Nongshim describes Ppang BuJang Salted Butter Roll as a salted-bread snack with rich, savory flavor from real butter and salt. The product is available on Amazon.
A 55-gram bag weighs about 1.94 ounces. At an assumed target of $0.50 per ounce, its item price would be about $0.97 before shipping; divide the delivered checkout total by 1.94 to compare its delivered cost per ounce. This calculation gives the single bag a clear value target without treating it as a soft croissant.
Ppang BuJang fits a shopper who wants one savory, salted-bread snack bag rather than a soft, sweet-filled pastry.
4. Chocolate croissant cases: compare the case size with your shelf
Costco Business Center lists 7 Days Soft Baked Croissants with Chocolate Filling as a 12-count case of individually wrapped 2.65-ounce packs, or 31.8 ounces total. Costco Business Center says its listed prices are delivered prices. Divide the current delivered case price by 31.8 to compare it with the vanilla multipack’s delivered cost per ounce.
Reisman’s half-size chocolate croissant listing identifies a case of 24. That count offers a smaller group order than a 90-piece box, while the half-size format suits gatherings where guests want smaller pastries. Compare the case’s piece price and package weight with the larger pastries before choosing on value.
L’Atelier K lists a chocolate croissant box as 15 packs of six pieces, or 90 pastries in total, with price available on request. That quantity suits a large gathering or a planned group order better than limited pantry storage. Request the total price and delivery cost to work out the per-piece or per-ounce value.
Choose by the order you will actually place
| Pantry need | Relevant option | Verified amount and price detail | Pickup or delivery detail |
|---|---|---|---|
| Large soft-pastry multipack | Costco 7Days Vanilla, 12 count | 31.8 oz; $12.99 plus $3 delivery is $15.99 before tax for a single-item order below $75, about $1.33 each and $0.50 per ounce | 2-Day delivery; fee waived on qualifying orders of $75 or more |
| Smaller chocolate pastries | Kroger Private Selection, 4 count / 12 oz; 7Days Mini, 6.53 oz | Kroger’s captured $5.99 is labeled “Discounted From”; at an assumed $6 item price, its rate is $0.50 per ounce. At an assumed $3.27, the mini pack also matches $0.50 per ounce before delivery | Kroger showed Rolla locker pickup and no delivery for that location; Snackworks lists product size |
| One savory snack bag | Nongshim Ppang BuJang Salted Butter Roll, 55 g | One bag is one serving; about $0.97 matches $0.50 per ounce before shipping as an example | Nongshim’s U.S. page links to Amazon |
| Chocolate cases for sharing | Reisman’s half-size case of 24; L’Atelier K box of 90 | L’Atelier lists its price as available on request; its box is 15 six-piece packs | Request the case total and delivery cost for a delivered unit-price calculation |
For a small pantry, choose the 6.53-ounce mini pack for a compact chocolate trial, Costco’s 12-count only when the household can use a dozen, Ppang BuJang for its single-bag savory flavor, and 24- or 90-piece cases for planned group sharing.
FAQ
Is price per piece enough to compare croissant snacks?
No. A piece may be larger or smaller than another, so price per ounce makes portion sizes easier to compare. Price per piece still helps estimate the cost of one snack occasion.
When does Costco waive the 7Days delivery charge?
Costco waives the separate charge on qualifying 2-Day orders of $75 or more. Costco lists a $3 fee for 2-Day delivery and waives the separate fee on qualifying 2-Day orders of $75 or more. Its estimate is two business days for orders placed before noon local time.
Which pack uses the least pantry space?
The 7Days Mini chocolate product page lists 6.53 ounces, and the Kroger chocolate pack lists four croissants totaling 12 ounces. The 6.53-ounce 7Days mini pack is the smallest documented pastry pack by weight; Kroger’s chocolate croissants pair buttery pastry with semi-sweet chocolate filling.
Is Ppang BuJang Salted Butter Roll a sweet chocolate croissant?
No. Nongshim describes it as a salted-bread snack with real butter and salt, and the U.S. listing sizes one serving as one 55-gram bag. It suits a savory snack craving and has a different flavor role from chocolate-filled pastries.
How should I account for delivery on a small order?
Add the fee that applies at checkout to the item price, then divide by the pack’s ounces and its piece count.