This is how to dress up store-bought cinnamon rolls!
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Flannel shirt, check. Pumpkin spice latte, check. A double batch of apple pie cinnamon rolls? Yes, please!
Thanks to TikTok and creators like @teawithteenie, we had to add this recipe to our fall baking list. Made with a generous smear of apple butter, a splash of heavy cream and a dash of apple pie spice, these easy apple pie cinnamon rolls are in the running to be our favorite way to dress up a can of store-bought cinnamon rolls.
You won’t have to make cinnamon rolls from scratch for this simple recipe. Thanks to the magic and ease of canned cinnamon roll dough, from start to finish, you’ll be digging into these heavenly delights in under 45 minutes.
Keep reading as we put this latest TikTok recipe to the test!
How to Make Apple Pie Cinnamon Rolls
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This recipe makes 5 apple pie cinnamon rolls.
Ingredients
1 package canned cinnamon rolls with icing
1/3 cup apple butter
1/2 cup heavy cream
1 teaspoon apple pie spice
Editor’s Tip: For best results, opt for a package of jumbo cinnamon rolls (e.g., Pillsbury Grands) that typically come with five rolls in a can.
Directions
Step 1: Spread rolls with apple butter
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Preheat the oven to 350°F (or to the temperature listed on the cinnamon roll package directions).
Open the can of cinnamon rolls as directed. Then, carefully unroll the dough on a clean surface and spread the apple butter over the top in an even layer.
Step 2: Reroll and separate
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Gently roll the dough back up and then separate along the perforated lines. Arrange the rolls in an ungreased, 9-inch round baking pan.
Editor’s Tip: If you’re having trouble separating the dough after rerolling it, use a knife to slice cleanly through the dough. You can also try using dental floss, one of our favorite cinnamon roll-making tips.
Step 3: Pour on the cream and bake
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Pour the heavy cream over and around the cinnamon rolls, then bake according to the cinnamon roll package directions (usually 15-20 minutes).
Step 4: Mix the icing
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Meanwhile, mix the apple pie spice into the cinnamon roll icing. Set aside.
Step 5: Drizzle and serve
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Remove the cinnamon rolls from the oven and let cool for 5 minutes in the pan. To finish, drizzle the apple pie-spiced icing over the warm cinnamon rolls, then serve immediately. Enjoy! Next, learn how to make apple pie with cheese.
Editor’s Tip: We know waiting is hard. Especially when it looks and smells this good. Trust us, waiting a couple minutes for the freshly baked cinnamon rolls to cool is worth it. The wait ensures they’re at the perfect temperature for spreading the icing. Any sooner, and the icing will melt and slide off the rolls into a sad puddle.
Here’s What We Thought
Move over, pumpkin recipes! Apple pie cinnamon rolls have stolen our hearts (and stomachs) this fall.
Having already tested pouring heavy cream over cinnamon rolls, we knew these buns would be ultra-soft and tender. What we didn’t know was that the simple addition of apple butter and apple pie spice would elevate everyday cinnamon rolls to total fall nirvana.
We can confidently say that these apple pie cinnamon rolls will be on regular rotation this season. Next time, we will experiment by topping the rolls with a scoop of homemade apple pie filling and a handful of chopped cinnamon-spiced pecans.
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