
I discovered these Pillsbury Biscuit Garlic Butter Cheese Bombs during one of my late-night cooking experiments, and they've become my family's most requested snack. There's something magical about breaking open that golden crust to find melty cheese inside. Every time I make them, the aroma of garlic butter fills my kitchen and brings everyone running.
Why We Can't Get Enough
What I love most about these little bites of heaven is how simple they are to make. Just a few ingredients from your pantry transform into something that tastes like it came from a fancy bakery. They're perfect when you need something special but don't want to break the bank.
Let's Gather Our Ingredients
- One can of Pillsbury biscuits my trusty pantry helper
- Eight ounces mozzarella cut into perfect little cubes
- Four tablespoons butter melted until golden
- Three cloves fresh garlic minced with love
- Fresh parsley just a handful chopped
- A touch of Italian seasoning
- Parmesan for sprinkling pure joy
Starting Our Magic
Gently flatten each biscuit until it's about quarter inch thick. I use my hands instead of a rolling pin sometimes just working the dough feels therapeutic. You want them thin enough to wrap but not so thin they'll break.
The Cheesy Heart
Here's where it gets fun. Pop a cube of cheese right in the center of each flattened disc. Carefully fold the edges up and around sealing them tightly. I always double check my seals nobody wants a cheese explosion in the oven.
Butter Bath Time
Each little bundle gets a luxurious dip in garlic butter. I love watching that butter coat every surface promising golden delicious results. This step makes all the difference between good and amazing.

Into The Oven
Line them up on your baking sheet leaving room for them to grow. Into a 375°F oven they go for their 12-15 minute transformation. I rotate the pan halfway through for that perfect golden brown all around.
The Final Touch
Fresh from the oven these beauties get another brush of garlic butter and a shower of parsley. Sometimes I can't resist adding extra parmesan. That final touch makes them look as special as they taste.
Mix Up The Cheese
Sometimes I use sharp cheddar for a bit of bite or smoked gouda when I'm feeling fancy. Once I used brie and it was pure heaven. Don't be afraid to experiment with your favorite cheeses.
Playing With Flavors
The garlic butter is your canvas for creativity. Fresh herbs from my garden rosemary thyme even a bit of lemon zest make each batch unique. Trust your taste buds they know what they like.
Making Them Heartier
When the kids are extra hungry I'll add some crispy bacon or pepperoni inside. Leftover roast chicken works beautifully too. These additions turn a snack into almost a meal.
Spice It Up
My husband loves when I add red pepper flakes to his portion. A few sliced jalapeños inside create the most amazing spicy cheese pulls. Just be sure to mark the spicy ones somehow.
Sweet Dreams
Would you believe these work for dessert too? Try stuffing them with Nutella or chocolate chips. A sprinkle of cinnamon sugar on top and suddenly they're breakfast worthy too.

Perfect Partners
We love dunking these in marinara sauce or ranch dressing. During movie nights I'll serve them alongside other finger foods making a whole spread of munchies everyone loves.
Keeping It Light
When we're watching calories I'll use reduced fat cheese and light butter. They're still delicious just a bit less indulgent. Sometimes balance is good.
Everyone Can Enjoy
My gluten free friends love these made with their special biscuit dough. The technique stays exactly the same and they get to enjoy the cheese pull fun too.
Plant Based Magic
Even my vegan daughter enjoys these now. Plant based cheese and vegan butter work surprisingly well. The garlic and herbs make everything taste amazing.
Saving For Later
These stay good in the fridge for a couple days though they rarely last that long in my house. A quick warm up in the oven brings back that fresh baked magic.
Party Prep Made Easy
I often prep these before a party and keep them ready in the fridge. Fresh baked cheese bombs make any gathering feel special and your house smells amazing.
Pure Joy In Every Bite
These little cheese bombs have become more than just a recipe in my kitchen. They're part of our family stories now. From casual snacks to party favorites they never fail to bring smiles to faces. Simple ingredients lots of love and a bit of cheese make magic happen.

Frequently Asked Questions
- → Can I use different types of cheese?
- Yes, you can substitute mozzarella with cheddar, pepper jack, or any melting cheese. Each variety will give the bombs a unique flavor profile.
- → How do I prevent cheese from leaking?
- Make sure to seal the biscuit edges completely and place them seam-side down on the baking sheet. Pinch the edges firmly to create a good seal.
- → Can I make these ahead of time?
- You can prepare the bombs and store them in the refrigerator before baking. When ready, brush with garlic butter and bake fresh.
- → How do I store leftovers?
- Store cooled cheese bombs in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to 3 days. Reheat in the oven or microwave until warm.
- → Can I freeze these?
- Yes, you can freeze them unbaked. Prepare the bombs, freeze on a baking sheet, then transfer to a freezer bag. Bake directly from frozen, adding a few extra minutes.