Pillsbury christmas tree appetizer

Christmas tree pull apart bread is the star of the holiday table. They couldn't be easier to make with canned biscuits and cheese sticks!

Cheesy Christmas Tree Bread from refrigerated pizza dough. Warm, pull apart bread loaded with herby garlic butter and plenty of cheese. Dip in marinara or pesto for the ultimate appetizer or side dish.

How to Make Spinach Dip Christmas Tree - crispy puff pastry appetizer shaped as a Christmas tree, filled with spinach artichoke filling.

A festive, simple, and fun 20-minute appetizer! This Pull-Apart Cheesy Christmas Tree Bread features fresh-baked bread balls stuffed with melted cheese and topped with creamy garlic butter and parmesan cheese. Perfect for any gathering this holiday season!

Looking for a Christmas tree pull apart appetizer? Try this delicious pull apart Christmas tree recipe: Spinach Dip-Stuffed Pull Apart Tree!

Does it get any cuter than this? (No, it does not.) Give your crescents that extra holiday touch with these festive—and easy!—party recipes.

It's the festive season and this Spinach Puff Pastry Christmas Tree is savory treat you, your family, and guests will love. Simple to make with a cheesy spinach filling, store-bought puff pastry and pizza sauce for serving.

This easy Christmas tree pull-apart bread is not only a cheesy dream, but also makes for a show stopping centerpiece at your holiday party.

Cheesy Pull Apart Christmas Tree Bread recipe is easy to make from refrigerated pizza dough, plenty of cheese, plus egg, butter, garlic, and herbs. This simple tree-shaped appetizer or side dish is perfect for sharing during the holiday season and tastes delicious when dipped in marinara sauce.

It’s not Christmas without a tree or sweet treats, so here’s a recipe that has both. This crescent roll Christmas tree looks stunning, but it’s actually super easy to make. Simply roll sweetened cream cheese and chocolate chips inside pieces of Pillsbury™ Crescent Dough, and then shape the whole thing into a pull apart Christmas tree to bake. Sprinkle with a little icing sugar for the finishing touch, and watch this Christmas tree dessert disappear as guests come back for "one more piece"…