
Get ready to fall in love with these gooey mozzarella biscuit bombs that come together fast with just a few grocery store staples and a swipe of garlicky butter. Imagine a fluffy biscuit wrapping melty mozzarella cheese with a golden crust that smells like your favorite pizzeria. Whether you need a quick appetizer for a gathering or a fun snack for the family, these always disappear in minutes.
Watching the cheese pull apart is my favorite part. I first brought these to a game night with friends and now I get requests for them at every get-together.
Ingredients
- Pillsbury Grands buttermilk biscuits: Eight count pack makes these quick and ultra flaky Choose a fresh pack with no dents in the can
- Mozzarella string cheese: Smooth melt and the perfect shape for stuffing Stick with whole milk mozzarella for the best gooey pull
- Unsalted butter: Creates a rich garlicky glaze Use high quality butter for extra flavor
- Fresh garlic: Brings real depth to the glaze Look for firm cloves with papery skins
- Fresh parsley: An herby finish and pop of color Flat leaf parsley is more flavorful than curly
- Sea salt: Balances richness Opt for fine sea salt so it dissolves easily
Step-by-Step Instructions
- Preheat the Oven:
- Set your oven to four hundred degrees Fahrenheit Make sure it is fully heated before baking to ensure the right rise and crispiness
- Flatten the Biscuits:
- Open the biscuit can and gently pull the biscuits apart Split each one into two halves Take each half and roll or press it out to a quarter inch thickness keeping the shape round
- Make the Garlic Butter:
- In a small bowl combine your melted butter garlic parsley and a pinch of salt Stir until well mixed as this will both flavor and glaze the biscuits
- Stuff the Biscuits:
- Cut your mozzarella sticks into even pieces Take two cheese pieces and place in the center of each dough round Carefully fold the dough around them pinching the seams closed Place the seam side down on your baking sheet to help seal in the cheese
- Glaze and Bake:
- Brush each biscuit ball liberally with the garlic butter Place the tray in the oven Bake eight to ten minutes until biscuits are golden and puffed
- Finish and Serve:
- Once they come out hot brush all over again with your remaining garlic butter Serve these while warm to enjoy the cheese at its meltiest

Watching everyone tear these open at the table reminds me why gooey cheese always brings a crowd together My favorite part is how the herby garlic butter crisps on the bottom making every bite extra savory
Storage Tips
These biscuit bombs taste best fresh from the oven when the cheese is gooey but you can store leftovers in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to two days For reheating use the oven at three hundred fifty degrees Fahrenheit for five minutes to bring back some of that fresh baked softness Avoid microwaving as it can make the biscuits rubbery
Ingredient Substitutions
Feel free to swap in sharp cheddar cubes or pepper jack cheese for a spicier option For the herbs fresh chives or basil can be a tasty twist If you do not have Pillsbury Grands regular refrigerated biscuit dough or crescent dough will work
Serving Suggestions
Serve these as a party starter game day snack or alongside soup for a cozy meal They are also great dipped in warm marinara or ranch sauce Family style on a big platter is always a hit

Fun Fact
Stuffed breads have roots in many cultures from Italian panzerotti to American pull apart bread This shortcut version borrows the oozy cheese goodness but uses store bought biscuit dough for ultimate speed and ease It is a crowd pleaser every time
Recipe FAQs
- → How do I prevent the cheese from leaking out?
Seal the dough thoroughly around the cheese and place the seam side down on the baking sheet to keep fillings inside while baking.
- → Can I make these ahead of time?
You can assemble biscuit bombs ahead, refrigerate them, and bake fresh just before serving for the best melty texture.
- → Is it possible to use other cheeses?
Yes, try cheddar, Monterey Jack, or a cheese blend for a variation in flavor and texture within the biscuit bombs.
- → What’s the best way to reheat leftovers?
Warm biscuit bombs in a preheated oven at 350°F for several minutes to restore crispness and melt the cheese.
- → Can I freeze biscuit bombs after baking?
Yes, freeze baked biscuit bombs once cooled. Reheat directly from frozen in the oven until hot and gooey inside.
- → What can I serve alongside?
Pair with marinara sauce or a fresh salad for a simple, flavorful accompaniment to these cheesy bites.