Pillsbury TV Commercial, 'Holidays: Happy Memories'
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While making Pillsbury Original Crescents with her daughter for the holidays, a woman reminisces on her own holiday memories of baking with her mom.
Pillsbury TV Commercial, 'Things That Can't Be Bought'
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Pillsbury believes that there are some things at home that can't be bought. You can't buy holiday traditions like baking biscuits together, putting the angel tree topper on a Christmas tree or taking a family photo. And, you certainly can't buy kindness or the memories built around a holiday dinner table. But, it appears that Pillsbury products like cinnamon rolls and crescents are always present in holiday memories like these and have become another tradition that is made at home.
Pillsbury TV Commercial, 'Give It a Pop: Toast'
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Buttering a piece of plain, boring toast with a knife can sound like nails on a chalkboard. But buttering a warm, flaky Pillsbury biscuit sounds more like a family enjoying a great breakfast on the weekend. Pillsbury is unleashing the power of the dough with their Grands! biscuits.
Pillsbury TV Commercial, 'Cheeseburger Crescent Casserole'
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Pillsbury Crescents are already awesome, but you can make it even more awesome by using them to make a cheeseburger crescent casserole! Double awesome!
Pillsbury TV Commercial, '37 Minutes a Day'
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Pillsbury says that the average amount of quality time people get with their families is 37 minutes per day. Pillsbury encourages people to make the most of family time with its ready bake products.
Pillsbury TV Commercial, 'Holiday Family Time: PJs'
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Pillsbury encourages families to make the most of their holiday time together. This family does that by staying in their PJs a little longer, eating Pillsbury cinnamon rolls and giving the kids creative freedom over the decorations on the Christmas tree.
Pillsbury TV Commercial, 'Singing'
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While frosting Pillsbury Cinnamon Rolls with her daughter, a mother reminisces on her own childhood Christmas that included dancing and singing with her own mom by the Christmas tree.
Pillsbury TV Commercial, 'Give It a Pop: Grocery'
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Different families pop open and prepare Pillsbury pastries. Kids help their parents roll out the dough and watch in anticipation as the treats rise in the oven. When everything is prepared, the families sit around the table and eat together, and some of the little ones even try to sneak in an extra roll.
Pillsbury TV Commercial, 'Bake Don't Buy'
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During the holidays, it would be easy to buy baked goods. Pillsbury suggests that baking them at home with family is much more fun.
Pillsbury TV Commercial, 'Friendsgiving'
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When it comes to Friendsgiving, there are no rules for who you should invite or what food you should serve. Whether you stick to your roots with a turkey on a set table or break tradition entirely and eat pizza sticks while sitting on the floor, all that matters is that you make your Friendsgiving your own.
Pillsbury TV Commercial, 'Holidays: Santa Belly Boops'
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A little boy leaves cookies, milk and a letter for Santa on Christmas Eve. He hears sounds coming from downstairs and so he cautiously descends the staircase to investigate. He discovers Santa and the Pillsbury Dough Boy poking each other's bellies while giggling.
Pillsbury TV Commercial, 'House Rules'
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Families share the values that are most important to them, like gratitude, forgiveness, love and fun. Through good times and tough times, the families depend on each other for support. Meals at the dinner table are for sharing and togetherness as Pillsbury biscuits and rolls are eagerly passed around.