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Cinnamon Rolls from Biscuits

 

I’m sure this is nothing new but I wanted to show you how I make cinnamon rolls from biscuits. My son eats these every morning before going to school and they are getting quite pricey; you have to remember he can eat half a panful himself, which means I make them every other morning. If I can find them on sale they are $3 a tube, if not they are closer to $3.69. So what I do now is purchase the tube of butter biscuits in the store brand for $1 and make them myself. I certainly know I don’t have an additional $2-3 into turning them into cinnamon rolls, and he says they are much better than the pre-made anyway.

 

Cinnamon Rolls from Biscuits

 

1. Pop open the biscuit tube. 2. Place biscuits on a flat surface. 3. Roll them out, butter and sprinkle with sugar and cinnamon 50/50 works best. 4. Roll up. 5. Cut in half. 6. Place into a buttered pan, and top each roll with a pad of butter. 7. Bake according to directions on package. 8. Top with icing made from powdered sugar, a splash of vanilla, and milk. 

 

Cinnamon Rolls from Biscuits

Serve while warm:)  Yummy and much cheaper this way. With the price of food going through the ceiling I have to be more creative with how I make things, and this is one idea that’s a keeper. Do any of you have great money saving tips on food prep that turns out better than the original version?

 

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  1. Laura says

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    Very creative. I’m sure they are a big hit on these cold mornings. 🙂

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    • Dawn says

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      Laura, my boys will eat anything LOL

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  2. [email protected] Designs says

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    This is my kind of recipe…easy and delicious!!!…thanks Dawn and have a great weekend!

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    • Dawn says

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      Shirley, thanks for stopping. Now that school is back in session I am making these again in the morning.

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  3. must love junk says

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    What a great, clever idea! They look delicious!
    Susan

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    • Dawn says

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      Thanks Susan, they work for our family.

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  4. Charlotte says

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    Yum…and so easy too! My Mom would make cinnamon rolls with leftover pastry…they were delicious too!

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    • Dawn says

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      Charlotte, that’s another fantastic idea.

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  5. [email protected] says

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    Yum Dawn! Would you link these up to Friday Favorites at http://imnotatrophywife.com? My boys will love these! I am in the same boat- it gets pricey and they aren’t that great. I love the splash of vanilla. I buy the Kroger brand and get those biscuits for 2 for $1.00 and buy in bulk!!!

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    • Dawn says

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      Laura, I have never seen them that cheap. We don’t have a Kroger near me, but wish I did.

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  6. Barbara (WA) says

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    Oh, this idea is definitely a keeper. Adding canned biscuits to the grocery list now 🙂

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    • Dawn says

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      Barbara, good for you 🙂 you will love them!

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  7. Claudia says

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    Yummy!

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    • Dawn says

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      My son seems to thing so 🙂

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  8. Kris says

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    Dawn,
    Yum I am going to try these. Have you ever used these to make donuts. You just punch a hole in the middle and put them in hot oil and fry them about a minute on each side and set on a paper towel for a minute and then drop them in a paper bag of cinnamon and sugar or powder sugar or you can glaze them like your cinnamon rolls. The cheaper the biscuits the better the donuts. They are great on a cold morning too.
    Kris

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    • Dawn says

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      Kris, no I have never tried making donuts from them. I will have to give it a try. Thanks for the tip 🙂

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  9. Kathleen G says

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    I shop at Fry’s, a Kroger grocery store. I have bought the 2 for a $1.00 Kroger biscuits too. Also makes great donuts. I’ll try the cinnamon rolls. Thanks Dawn and keep warm, Kathleen in Az

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    • Dawn says

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      Kathleen you are the second person to suggest making donuts from the biscuits, I will give it a go. Thanks for the idea!

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      • Stephanie @ The Cozy Old Farmhouse says

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        Yes, you must try the biscuit donuts! They are so easy and it’s amazing how much they really do taste like “real” donuts.

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        • Dawn says

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          Stephanie, I am definitely going to try them!

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  10. Mary says

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    Love these Dawn! Is it wrong to want cinnamon rolls for lunch? 🙂

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    • Dawn says

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      Mary you can want them any time of the day. LOL

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  11. teresa says

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    I think I will make these with my grand-kids today…Sweet…thanks

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    • Dawn says

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      Teresa, I bet the grands will have a great time making these 🙂

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