Bacon Cheeseburger Bombs
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Bacon Cheeseburger Bombs!
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Bacon Cheeseburger bombs are not only delicious, they’re simple to put together and my kids just gobble them up… who am I kidding, so do I!!
A warm crispy sesame crust loaded up with gooey cheese, seasoned ground beef, onions, bacon and all the fixin’s packed into one neat tidy little bundle! The best part is that these are actually very quick to make!
These are actually a really great simple dinner, lunch or even a great snack. If you have any leftovers, these reheat perfectly. We make them ahead of time and add them to lunches. Not only do they kids love them, they take about 30 seconds to reheat and are so much better than store bought pizza pockets!
You can find biscuits in the refrigerator section of most supermarkets making these extra easy and quick. If you don’t want to use pre-made biscuits, you can use homemade biscuits and get great results! Mushrooms or grated carrots are the perfect way to add some extra veggies to this recipe!
If you have any leftover beef mixture, it’s delicious in a roll or as a wrap for a quick lunch… or add it to a grilled cheese for a truly amazing sandwich!
Bacon Cheeseburger Bombs are not only delicious, they’re simple to put together and my kids just gobble them up… who am I kidding, so do I!!
- 1 can Pillsbury Biscuits 10 biscuits
- 1 pound lean ground beef
- 1/2 onion finely chopped
- 3 slices of bacon chopped
- 1/3 cup cream cheese
- 1 tablespoon ketchup
- 2 tablespoons barbecue sauce
- 1 teaspoon yellow mustard
- 1 teaspoon of Worcestershire sauce
- 5 oz cheddar cheese chopped into 10 squares
- 1 egg white
- sesame seeds
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Preheat oven to 375 degrees.
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In a large pan, brown ground beef, bacon and onion until cooked. Drain any grease.
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Add cream cheese, ketchup, barbecue sauce, mustard and Worcestershire sauce. Stir over low heat until cream cheese is melted. Allow to cool.
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Roll each biscuit out very thin. Place 2 tablespoons beef mixture on each biscuit and add 1 square of cheese. Wrap the biscuit around the beef/cheese and tightly seal the edges.
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Place biscuits on a parchment lined pan seam side down. Brush with egg white and sprinkle with sesame seeds.
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Put them in the oven and turn down the heat to 350 degrees. Bake 13-16 minutes or until lightly browned.
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Serve warm.
Contents will be very hot! If your store or area doesn’t have canned biscuits you can substitute homemade biscuits.
(Nutrition information provided is an estimate and will vary based on cooking methods and brands of ingredients used.)
Holly
Holly is a wine and cheese lover, recipe creator, shopping enthusiast and self appointed foodie. Her greatest passion is creating in the kitchen and making deliciously comforting recipes for the everyday home cook!
Your recipe good for smaller batches.
These are just finishing up in the oven now! Can’t wait…
A couple suggestions though, 350 degrees was not hot enough in our crappy old non-convection oven for a 13-16 minute window. They’re in there a total of 23-24 minutes to get brown. Could probably just bump that up to 375 if your oven’s old.
Also, the meat filling makes almost 2x what you need for 10 of these suckers! Good left-over opty for the bacon cheeseburger egg rolls =D (or cut the filling part in half sans cheese, you want 5 oz cheese).
Thank you for the tips on the oven!
Stuff the leftovers in mushrooms and bake if you’ve got extra, so good! ;)
So good, I add some extra condiments depending on what you like but this is such a great recipe!!! Not dry and no you don’t taste the cream cheese. They are gooey and delicious
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My whole family absolutely loves this one! I’ve made it several times. I never have leftovers, even when I tripled the recipe!
I am so glad this recipe was a hit with your family!
I made a big batch and froze some. What do you suggest temp and time to reheat them from frozen in the the oven?
In America, what you call biscuits, we call scones. Your dough you used here looks more like pizza dough
Good day Holly – this is basically pizza dough you are using for your bacon cheeseburger bombs – is that correct please !
Mike South Africa
Hi Mike, the dough is sold as biscuit dough but pizza dough would certainly work.
Hi Mike, the dough is sold as biscuit dough but pizza dough would certainly work.
Glad I came across this idea on pinterest, saved my life tonight! Couldn’t make it to the store, so I just had to use what I had in my refrigerator and pantry. I used plain non-fat greek yogurt instead of cream cheese because I didn’t know I had cream cheese available, and the sauce still came out great. And instead of the balls, I made them like meat patties or hot pockets, using two biscuit dough slices each. Happy with the results and tastes JUST like a cheeseburger, and I didn’t even need fries! I was stuffed after the first one.
I just got done making this for a lunch I made for my sister and I and we were both wowed by the flavor. Very good and will definitely make it again!
Can you use pizza dough balls instead of biscuits?
Hi Taryn, you could, but I think the biscuit dough adds a great texture to the recipe.
My husband made these and they are sooo good! Our daughter loved these just as much as we did! We doubled the recipe because we wanted some the next day and they are just as good as the day you made them…so, just in case anyone is wondering, yes these can be stored in the fridge and still be just as yummy reheated! Thanks for sharing this recipe.
I am so glad your family enjoyed the recipe Heather!
Tried this tonight for dinner and if was a hit with all three of the kids! Definitely a do over!
these are SO GOOD! The cream cheese I planned on using had gone bad so I dug around the fridge to find a substitute, I found a little babybel cheese and thought “why not?” It worked really well and added some flavor. I also added chopped pickles yum!
Wow, that’s an interesting substitute for sure! Glad that it still tasted great! :)
This recipe is perfect! I have made these so many times, and they just keep getting better! Thank you!!
Is it farenheit or celcius oven temp???
The oven temperature if F.
Yummy
Mm… they look good but I am going to try and revamp as sloppy joe bombs!!
Fingers crossed it turns out okay
Let us know how they turn out! :)
More like Amazebombs!! I added some jalapeno. Used my homemade Bisquick mix and had to make another 1/2 bath. Mine were quite small. I used an English muffin cutter and then tried to roll out more. I had about 18 small bombs.
Next time I will roll out thicker, cut, and then roll thin to fill. Baked on a silapat mat. Perfect. Although I ended up turning up the heat as they were not browning.
I’m so glad you enjoyed them! Thank you for the feedback on using your own biscuit mix, I know not everyone can get the premade biscuits!
Going to make these tonight. =) we’ll see how it goes! Looks yummy and easy! Two of the best things to look for when you are alone and cooking for one!
Let us know how they turn out! :)
No Carb version????
I’m sorry, I don’t have a no carb version of this recipe.
There are some really good ideas for the SuperBowl here. I think that I may have to make the Bacon Cheeseburger Bombs for my son-in-law. They sound perfect for him. Thank you for sharing at Idea Box Link Up Party.
Tried these tonight. Pretty good need to make some adjustments to our taste. I would love to try these as mushroom Swiss burger bombs.
Mushroom swiss would be SO good!!
We actually used ground venison. Very good
I am making these for dinner tonight. Can’t wait to try them.
I think I may throw in a dill pickle slice or a bit of relish. Anyone added that?
It would be delicious!!
This looks so good! Just got ingredients and about to try it out. I am going to substitute in butterkase cheese for cheddar since I think it adds to the rich smiley flavor. Will post results!
I’ve made these a few times and they are always a hit! I also made them with taco meat also a hit!
Taco meat would be delicious too!
Finally made these yesterday after printing the recipe months ago. Found them to be fine, but not great. If I make them again, I’ll add more bacon and eliminate the mustard. Maybe eliminate the egg white, too? It’s probably to help hold everything together, but I think they’d be OK without it, and it’s just another step. Not “difficult” by any means, but a bit labor-intensive for the result. Hot, hearty and filling, and those are all good things. I’ll probably try again.
Look good.
These little morsels proved to be very difficult for me to make! The filling is delicious as is all of the other ingredients however, the biscuits proved to be a huge challenge to work with… I ended up with holes in the dough and easily had enough filling left over to make another whole batch if I wanted to… I am a father with, what I feel are, above-average cooking skills and the preparation for me was very disheartening… And of course the “how to” video makes it “look” so easy that it made the whole experience even worse for me… I was so excited about making these when I saw the video and BEFORE I dove into the recipe… I only hope my next attempt at one of these yummy appearing meals goes better than this one did… Disappointed…
I’ve made these several times and the only time I’ve ever had issues with the dough was when I used a store brand of dough. I find that it there is moisture the dough can seem to break apart and not seal correctly. Using Pillsbury brand has eliminated this issue for me. Hopefully that helps!
Can you use a sheet of the crescent roll dough? That might be easier than the biscuit dough.
Sure you can! You can just cut it into squares and wrap. :)
I will be trying these cheese burgers they look delicious
Enjoy!
Going to modify this by using my smoked pulled pork instead of ground beef.
Yummy idea!!
Looks nice
Trying this tonight!
I would like more recipes.
Looks fun
It would be nice to have the nutrient values included in the recipes .
ive tried leaving a comment before but it never posted. What kind of biscuits did you use? were they regular or flaky, flavored or original, grands or straight pillsbury? ive had a problem before with recipes because i used the wrong biscuits.
just ignore my question above i finally found my original post haha. i will be making these tuesday? any suggestion on sides to go with it besides french fries or onion rings
You could do a salad, pasta salad or potato salad! Dill Pickle Pasta Salad would be good with these.
When you store these do they get soggy? I am trying to find easy make ahead dishes for camping and these look really good. I’m just not sure how well they would cook up over a camp fire
I haven’t tried cooking/heating these on a campfire but they do not get soggy when storing if they’ve been baked first.
I am trying these tonight… Would Colby jack cheese taste ok?? I can’t wait to try them my husband has been begging me too make.. Also thinking of adding some jalapeño into it to make a little spicy
Jalapeno would be AMAZING in these!! I think any type of cheese would be great.
I made these last night bc they look so simple and tasty..and they are :) ! I read that they reheated nice and I was skeptical but heated up 2 in the microwave for lunch today and the biscuit wasn’t soggy or anything. (they reheat like a dream!) my kids loved them and I will be making these again sometime soon! for larger crowds definitely double or triple the recipe. The only thing I ran into that I will do differently is not cook the bacon with the ground beef and onion ..bacon takes way too long to cook and with all the grease from the meats took even longer dot some reason .in fact I will l3va rout bacon next time as it wasn’t even necessary for all the goodness these cheeseburger bombs deliver..thanks for the recipe. Love it!
I’m so glad you loved it and I agree, they reheat perfectly! Thank you for your suggestion on the bacon!
Can you make this ahead the night before and bake the next day?
I would suggest making the filling ahead of time and filling the rolls the day of. They can certainly be refrigerated a few hours but I’m not sure how they would do overnight.
So many biscuits out there these days… Can you tell me what you used. Such as flaky or non, buttermilk, butter, jumbo….. You get the idea right haha. Im sure some work better than others so just want to try yours first
Any biscuit will work but I usually use the buttermilk biscuits.
I’m gonna make these for a weekend breakfast, but use bulk sausage instead of ground beef!
That would be delicious!
These are great! I made mine in the toaster oven so you have to reduce the heat so the biscuit cooks completely. I cooked them at 250 for 20 minutes.
Parchment paper works great.
I can pack them for my lunch at work. I am going to play around with the seasonings a bit.
Thank you for the great tip! Very helpful!
I just made these for my 4 kids and hub…third batch is in the oven and I haven’t gotten to taste one yet! I think they’re a hit…so I got jumbo butter biscuits thinking they’d be easier to roll out…not the case. I ended up just stretching them to size. I think the butter chunks were the problem so might work better with plain or buttermilk. I 2nd the suggestion for smaller pieces of cheese and/or mixing it right in. My family thanks you!
I’m so glad your family loved these!! Thank you for your tip on the biscuits.
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Thank you so much Carolann!! <3
Anyone the calorie count from them
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sound very great going to try them tonight
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Thank you!!
These look so amazing! I plan to make them soon! Just curious, on the ingredients list you said you used canned biscuits but on the bottom is says crescent rolls. Which would work better for this recipe?
Thank you! These should be made with biscuits.
It is biscuits or cresent rolls? Your recipe mentions both.
This is made with biscuits.
going to try this
Made these with what I had on hand, basically followed your recipe omitted bacon and substituted Soy Sauce for Worcestershire sauce. Added 1/2 c butternut squash puree to beef and cut back cream cheese to 4 oz. Turned out great! Thanks for a quick family friendly meal! Love the presentation!!
Could you make these ahead and leave in refrigerator a few hours before baking?
Yes, these can be in the fridge a few hours before baking.
Please tell me about the biscuits. Are they salted one , bakery biscuits or what?
The biscuits come in a can and are a raw dough (similar to a scone). They are found in the refrigerator section in most North American supermarkets.
Going to try making these tonight. But had a question. Was wondering if they would be good if you used steak um with them instead of ground beef. And I am going to try using croissant rolls also. Only because that is what I have in my fridge at this time. Let me know if anyone has tried either of these ieads please and thank you.
I haven’t tried it but sounds delicous! I’d love to hear how it goes!
Made these tonight and they were really good! I ended up using 2 cans of biscuits because I had a lot of left over meat. I melted the cheddar cheese with the meat mixture like someone suggested and it helped keep everything together so I omitted the egg. They were a big hit – thanks for the recipe!!
I’m so glad you enjoyed them Sarah!
Hi, I’m making these for a lunch hour snack for my teaching staff. I will have to make them the night before. How long and at what temperature should i reheat before lunch the next day?
I would heat them about 10 minutes at 350 degrees. You’ll just want to check that they’re warmed and the cheese inside has melted.
I made these the other night and they were ok. Kind of bland even though I spiced the beef with salt, pepper, chili powder, and red pepper flakes while it was cooking. If I do make this recipe again, I would cook and chop the bacon separately before adding to the beef (cooking it with the beef made it chewy, not crunchy), and saute the onions and mushrooms that I chopped up and added to the mix separately as well. Also maybe throw in some hot sauce to bring the flavor up.
I have some of ther beef mixture left over that I am going to stuff into some bell peppers later this week.
Overall, not super impressed, but there is room for improvement.
These were outstanding! I added the cheese to the meat after the cooking process. I also made my own biscuits. Froze the leftovers. Thank you for a great recipe.
So glad you enjoyed them! Thank you for the tip about the homemade biscuits, not everyone has access to the canned ones! Great tip!
Can thy b deep fried?
I have only tried them baked so I can’t say for sure!
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Looks yummy – I’m going to try these with homemade roll dough!
These look delicious, and it would be easy to vary the mixture that you put inside. Definitely going to have to try these. Thanks for sharing! Pinning!
I love anything with bacon! Can’t wait to try this!!
How incredibly delicious! Thanks for linking up with What’s Cookin’ Wednesday!
Thank you Karly!
These sound amazing! Great party idea! Pinning this right now! Check out my new blog for some great recipes when you get a chance!
Thank you for Pinning them! I will definitely check out your blog!
These look amazing! I’ll definitely be pinning this because my husband would lose his mind over these. I’d like to share a text link back to this on Friday if you don’t mind (I post text links to things that are awesome each Friday).
I stopped by from Wonderful Wednesday.
Thank you Jessy! I’d love to have you share a link to my recipe!
Thank you :)
Oh I was going to say that we don’t have Pillsbury biscuits here in Australia but then I saw in one of the other comments that you suggested the use of scone dough! I’m going to try making these with scone dough because they look awesome!
Oh my, these look amazing. What a creative idea! I’m a new food blogger and found you on a link party. I’ve followed your social sites and hope we can connect on those. Can’t wait to read more of your blog. Becky
Thank you for visiting Becky!
We are making these for supper tonight and the kids couldn’t be more excited. They look amazing and I suspect they will be eaten quickly without complaint.
These are amazing! However, I used a pound and a half of beef and Pillsbury Grand flaky biscuits. It only made 8, but it was a big 8. I also added more ketchup, mustard, and Worcester sauce than the recipe called for. A great base recipe though.
These turned out so great! My son is a very picky eater and he wolfed down 6 of these. I’m going to try to make a bunch and freeze them!! Thank you!
:) So glad he loved them!
Great for football games on a Sunday
Love these recipes.
I suggest cooking the bacon seprate
Made these the other night..they were great! Made mine w/o bacon and ommitted the egg. Still great!
These look really good, do you think they would be just as good without the cream cheese? I really hate cream cheese :(
I haven’t tried it that way but I am sure it would work just fine!! :)
These sound awesome for a Sunday afternoon at
What do you do with the cream cheese mix? Do you add it to your hamburger?
Yes, in step 3 you add it to your hamburger.
Thanks so much for sharing this recipe. I am cooking it tomorrow for a gathering. For the bacon is it uncooked as in raw bacon and then added to the ground beef or is it pre-cooked? Thanks again!
The bacon is raw.
Thank You!
This looks amaazing! :)
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Not aware of your bickie stuff not in Australia ?? what can I use as sub ??
busting to try cheers
It is similar to a scone in Australia. Or similar to this recipe here! Hope that helps!
And similar to a Bierock here in Kansas. Our Bierock filling is basically ground beef, sauerkraut and onion with a homemade dough (but have used Texas Rhodes Rolls as well).
Thanks for the recipe! I subbed out the bacon and cheddar for mushrooms and swiss and they were delish! Next time gonna make like little reuben bombs!!!
Reubin bombs!! OMG
How about placing the rolled out biscuit dough in to Muffin Tins, then add the filling?
That would definitely work as well! I found sometimes they were hard to get out of the tin but I have definitely done it that way too!
Tried these tonight for dinner. Forgot the bacon, but they still come out delicious!
I cant wait to try the Bacon Cheeseburger Bombs
Love the Bacon Cheeseburger Bombs. Can’t wait to try other Recipes. It was very good. Great idea for great tasting finger food.
This makes a great sloppy joe mix too. I had some leftover mix and just threw it on a bun.
Is there something else I can use instead of cream cheese?
You could try it without cream cheese or with Velveeta.
Kelly I was thinking the same thing. I may try yogurt, ground turkey meat, turkey bacon and low fat cheese for us because
we are having to watch our cholesterol levels. This does sound good though.
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These look delicious! Thanks for sharing over at our #WWDParty!
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This is such a great recipe idea. We are having some friends over for a football game on Sunday (go Seahawks!) and I think I might have to try these! Thank you for sharing and glad to have found your through the Weekend Wind Down.
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These look good,my grandbabies well love them.
These look so yummy! I think they would be good when family comes to visit!
These bacon burger bombs look delicious ! I will be making these in the near future! Thank you for sharing!
I’m pinning them to my pinterest board!
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I have got to make these for my family, they look mouthwatering!
This looks amazing!! Found you at Chef in Training. I am one of the hostesses of Tasty Tuesdays and would love you to stop by and link up this recipe if you have not yet already. Here is the link http://bit.ly/1al67oL
Lori
These look awesome! I saw them on Mouth Watering Mondays and just wanted to tell you how kick s$$ they looked! I will definitely add to my Super Bowl party menu!
Mmm… I love anything bacon cheeseburger. I must try these! Thanks for sharing at Inspiration Monday Party!
These look great, Holly! I like to make appetizers for church events and this would be the perfect thing to bring! Pinning it now and I’m now following you on Pinterest!
Can you make these up and refrigerate until right before wanting to serve and bake them then? Or would they get greasy?
I haven’t tried making them ahead and refrigerating them. Hopefully someone has and can offer you some insight.
I made the meat mixture and refridgerated it. I waited to stuff the biscuits until I was ready to bake them
Great idea! Thanks for sharing!
These are great! I made mine in the toaster oven so you have to reduce the heat so the biscuit cooks completely. I cooked them at 250 for 20 minutes.
Parchment paper works great.
I can pack them for my lunch at work. I am going to play around with the seasonings a bit.
Thank you for the tip on cooking these in a toaster oven Jim!
Do not pre make them in the dough, the dough has to be baked right away or it doesn’t bake right :-/
My husband and I made these tonight and they were absolutely delicious! Couldn’t believe how much they taste like cheeseburgers.
Hi! This looks delicious! But is there anything one can use instead of the canned biscuits? I live in Norway, and we don’t have that here…
You could make your own version of biscuits by preparing rolled buttermilk biscuits or these are also known as scones in Australia. :)
Or you could use frozen Rhodes Rolls dough. I used the Texas sized rolls!
I made these and kept eating them until I was stuffed! Everyone who tried them couldn’t believe how good they were. I did end up with way too much filling for the amount of biscuits suggested, but I had 4 cans of biscuits, and was more than happy to keep popping these babies into the oven! I also left out the bacon, but might try it next time.
will be making these tonite except will be using cresent rounds instead…YUM:-)
What is the purpose of the egg white?
Can it be omitted?
It can be omitted. I just use it to help bind the ingredients.
Can these be baked and frozen and reheated again?
I have not tried freezing them. I have reheated them from the fridge and they were fantastic. If you do try it, please let us know!
i have froze them and they work!! i reheated mine in a toaster oven vs the microwave.
Did you bake them and the freeze them?
I so love this idea. This is a wonderful twist to the same old cheeseburger sandwich. I definitely could have used this the other day. Thanks for giving me a new idea.
Wow these look so good my husband will love them!
I made these last night and was given two thumbs up by my family… a few alterations… I used 1.5 pounds of meat, more ketchup than barbecue sauce because I don’t like it… I used the big biscuits, because that was what my local store had (the recipe made up 14 bombs… had two biscuits left over) and I used shredded cheese … they were wonderful… my family likened them to hot pockets, but meatier and better crust!!
These look amazing…and what great football snacks they would make! These are definitely going on the menu at some point this fall…thanks for sharing!
These look so good! My husband would love this! I need to make it =)
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I made these the other night, they are FANTASTIC!!! I recommend cutting the cheese into tiny cubes and mixing right into the meat mixture (I used pre cute sharp cheddar cubes and quartered them) It’ll give a bite of cheese in every bite, I also used 8oz of cheese :) Really easy to make and great to eat!!
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OMG these look amazing!!!! Totally caught my eye on pinterest !! YUM!
Look fun to make and def good idea for game days love it
Yummy!! Definitely trying these Sunday for our football party!
The look very delicious. Can’t wait to try.
Great idea!!! Defiantly gonna try.
Can I use foil instead of parchment paper?
That should work. You may want to lightly spray it so they don’t stick.
Use the non stick foil that works great!
If you are a mushroom lover…(I am)!! It so darn good!!