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The Best Frozen (or canned) Cinnamon Roll Hack




Transforming an ordinary cinnamon roll into an extraordinary treat is easy with this simple hack. Start with your favorite store-bought frozen, (or canned) cinnamon rolls placed in your baking dish. Pour heavy cream with a touch of vanilla over them. This simple addition creates luxurious fluffy rolls and then adding a brown sugar butter mix will elevate the entire experience. Then for the grand finally we tweak the frosting with adding some cream cheese and a touch of butter for the most tasty rich frosting you will find! Now, you will have a cinnamon roll that is decadent delight that will have everyone asking for more and no one will know you started with frozen or canned! 

 

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