One thing that helps me is to peel back just the first little bit and then push on the seam with a spoon. It's less freaky that way. Then just twist once it's popped :)
I must admit I got a very guilty sense of pleasure the first time I handed an unsuspecting A.J. a tube of crescent rolls. Hey, it's a rite of passage! ;-)
I love that so many of them seem to be "duds" nowadays. It's not nearly so scary when I have to beat them on the seam to make it pop, and I'm a fan. ;-)
I tend to peel the label off*, then whack the tube on the edge of the counter. I aim to have the seam be the point of impact. This always makes a loud noise, so I don't jump when it pops open. Be sure to have a firm grip on the tube and picture something you're angry about - might as well use constructive violence to make yourself feel better!
* = I also tend to automatically thow the label in the garbage. This is despite the fact that I *know* that I need it for the directions on the label.
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I usually purposely not open them well and then take a knife to it.
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* = I also tend to automatically thow the label in the garbage. This is despite the fact that I *know* that I need it for the directions on the label.
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But LOL! I always forget and toss the label, too! Now I've finally got it memorized for crescent rolls - 375° for 9-11 minutes!
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