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Air Fryer Costco Frozen Baguettes

Air Fryer Costco Frozen Baguettes box

Air Fryer Costco Frozen Baguettes


Cooking Costco frozen baguettes in the air fryer is a quick and convenient way to enjoy warm, crusty bread with a soft, fluffy interior—just like it's fresh from the bakery. Whether you're serving them with soup, slicing for sandwiches, or toasting for appetizers, the air fryer delivers perfectly golden results in minutes.



Why You’ll Love This Recipe

Crispy Crust, Soft Interior

The air fryer gives the baguette a crunchy exterior with a warm, pillowy center—no sogginess or uneven heating.


No Oven or Thawing Required

Cook straight from frozen without preheating the oven.


Perfect for Sides, Sandwiches, or Appetizers

Slice and serve with dips, spreads, or alongside soups and pastas.


Works With All Types of Frozen Baguettes

Classic, par-baked, garlic, or cheese-stuffed Costco baguettes all turn out beautifully.



Ingredients

  • 1 or more frozen Costco baguettes (plain or flavored)

  • Optional:

    • Olive oil or butter for brushing

    • Garlic, herbs, or shredded cheese for added flavor



Instructions

Step 1: Preheat the Air Fryer

Set your air fryer to 350°F (177°C) and preheat for 3–4 minutes.


Step 2: Prepare the Baguette

Remove all packaging and place the frozen baguette directly into the air fryer basket or tray. If the baguette is too long, cut it in half or into smaller pieces to fit.


Step 3: Air Fry to Perfection

  • Cook at 350°F for 10–12 minutes, flipping or rotating halfway through

  • For thinner baguettes or rolls, check at 8–9 minutes

  • Bread is ready when the crust is golden and the center is hot and soft


Step 4: Cool Slightly & Serve

Let rest for 2–3 minutes, then slice and enjoy with your favorite sides or spreads.



Pro Tips for the Best Results

Don’t Overcrowd the Basket

Give space around the baguette to allow for even crisping.


Add Toppings Midway (Optional)

For garlic bread, brush with butter and garlic halfway through for melty, toasty flavor.


Check Doneness by Tapping

A crisp crust and a hollow sound when tapped usually means it’s done.


Slice Before or After Air Frying Based on Preference

Want toasted slices? Slice before air frying. Want a crusty loaf? Cook whole and slice after.



What to Serve With Costco Baguettes

Spreads & Dips

  • Garlic Butter or Herb Compound Butter – Classic and rich

  • Brie, Goat Cheese, or Baked Camembert – Perfect for appetizer boards

  • Olive Tapenade or Hummus – Mediterranean-inspired pairing


Side Dish Pairings

  • Soups like Tomato, French Onion, or Broccoli Cheddar

  • Salads such as Caesar or Caprese

  • Pasta Dishes or Braised Meats – Mop up sauces with every bite


Creative Serving Ideas

  • Slice and Top for Bruschetta or Crostini

  • Make Mini Sandwiches or Sliders

  • Use in French Toast Bakes or Bread Pudding



Storage & Reheating Instructions

How to Store Leftovers

Cool completely, wrap tightly, and store at room temperature for up to 2 days.


How to Reheat in the Air Fryer

Reheat at 325°F (163°C) for 2–3 minutes to refresh the crust and warmth.


Can You Refreeze After Cooking?

Not recommended—best to consume freshly baked or within a day.


Air Fryer Costco Frozen Baguettes up close on a cutting board

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I Cook Baguettes Straight from Frozen?

Yes—no need to thaw. Air fry directly for a crisp crust and soft center.


Do I Need to Use Oil or Butter?

Not required, but brushing with butter or oil adds flavor and enhances browning.


Can I Toast Sliced Baguette in the Air Fryer?

Absolutely. Slice before cooking and air fry at 350°F for 4–5 minutes until toasted.


Best Air Fryer for Frozen Bread?

Any model works well—just ensure it can fit the length or cut the baguette to size.


Make Costco frozen baguettes in the air fryer for golden crust and soft, fluffy centers in under 12 minutes. No thawing needed. Full instructions, serving tips, and flavor ideas included.

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