Three ingredient Cinnamon Roll Cake Pops are the easiest kid-friendly breakfast recipe you will ever find! Perfect for little hands wanting a sweet treat to start the day.
In my attempt to turn on the oven as little as possible this school year, I have discovered yet another easy, quick, and CLEAN meal to make with the Baby Cake Cake Pop Maker!
Everyone loves Pillsbury Cinnamon Rolls, but who has that kind of time?! Between preheating the oven and cooking the rolls, you're looking at 40 minutes before you can eat!
These cinnamon roll cake pops take less than 10 minutes from start to finish. You can not beat that.
Now, the one thing you do need to do is thin the icing a bit - which is why this is three ingredients. About a tablespoon of milk should do the trick.
If the icing is too thin, you can add a bit of confectioners sugar to thicken it back up. You want it to be able to easily drizzle over your cinnamon roll cake pops or make it easy for dipping.
These cinnamon roll cake pops are as simple as cutting the Pillsbury Cinnamon Rolls into quarters and letting them cook for four minutes.
The cinnamon rolls will rise and cook through perfectly while staying soft on the outside. This is a hot kid's breakfast ready in minutes. The end result is a bite-sized perfection:
These cinnamon roll cake pops are also a great make-ahead breakfast as they reheat easily.
Simply microwave for about 10 seconds covered with a damp paper towel and they will be as fresh as if they just came out of the cake pop maker!
Cinnamon Roll Cake Pops
Ingredients:
- Pillsbury canned cinnamon rolls
- 1/2 Tbsp milk
- 2 Tbsp confectioners sugar
Instructions:
While your Babycakes Cake Pop Maker preheats, cut each cinnamon roll into quarters.
Once the Ready light illuminates, place a quarter of cinnamon roll into each reservoir.
Let cook four minutes.
While cooking, mix cinnamon roll icing with milk. Use confectioners sugar to get icing to desired thickness.
Using the cake pop maker tool, remove hot cake pops and place in a bowl.
Drizzle icing over cake pops and enjoy!
Cinnamon Roll Cake Pops
Three ingredient Cinnamon Roll Cake Pops are the easiest kid-friendly breakfast recipe you will ever find! Perfect for little hands wanting a sweet treat to start the day.
Ingredients
- Pillsbury canned cinnamon rolls
- 1/2 Tbsp milk
- 2 Tbsp confectioners sugar
Instructions
- While your Babycakes Cake Pop Maker preheats, cut each cinnamon roll into quarters.
- Once the Ready light illuminates, place a quarter of cinnamon roll into each reservoir.
- Let cook four minutes.
- While cooking, mix cinnamon roll icing with milk. Use confectioners sugar to get icing to desired thickness.
- Using the cake pop maker tool, remove hot cake pops and place in a bowl.
- Drizzle icing over cake pops and enjoy!
Nutrition Information
Yield 4 Serving Size 1Amount Per Serving Calories 89Total Fat 3gSaturated Fat 1gTrans Fat 1gUnsaturated Fat 0gCholesterol 0mgSodium 173mgCarbohydrates 16gFiber 0gSugar 9gProtein 1g
Nutrition calculations based on exact ingredients used and may vary between brands. For exact macro measurements, always calculate your own macros using the exact ingredients that you use.
Louise says
Looks so very yummy
Erin says
Your posts have certainly got me intrigued about the cake pop maker. We got hte babycakes cupcake maker as a bridal shower gift---I have yet to use it though. Now I'm wishing I had registered for the cake pop maker instead!!! THANKS FOR SHARING YOUR FINDINGS! 🙂
admin says
Hey Erin! I bet you could make the same thing in the Cupcake Maker... they might just be a different shape, ya know? I love everything BabyCakes puts out... I will end up with the Cupcake Maker before long LOL
Lindsey@Kindred Spirit Mommy says
Oh my goodness, I SO want one of those! I like the serving sizes, too. 🙂 Perfect for a party or potluck. This is going on my wishlist!
Brandy says
Oh yum!
Shop with Me Mama (Kim) says
Okay, I could do this! Now I just need that cake pop machine!!
Nichol says
Oh my yum! Little baby cinnamon rolls too cool. I need this machine, and have money hmmmm.....
Henrietta says
Okay, this is genius! I wonder how it would work in my belgian waffle maker.....
Courtney says
Yum, wow I love cinnamon rolls - this means I can eat more than one and feel good about it. I'm all for it! Love me some Pillsbury 😀
Sharon says
Those look awesome!
Peggy says
I've never seen one of those cake pop makers - looks neat!
And these cinnamon roll cake pops sound to die for! And so easy - can't beat that =)
Stefani says
Those look super yummy! I have the Babcakes Mini cupcake maker, but I wanted the cake pops maker. That is on my wish list!
Crystal @ Simply Being Mommy says
Looks look super yummy and super simple to make!
1stopmom says
You have me so hooked! My kids know all about you and look forward to your ideas for how to use our Baby Cakes Pop Maker. You have made them very happy!!
briarrose says
What a great way to avoid turning on the oven. Lovely little nibbles.
Billie R says
These look delicious! I wonder if I can make them without the Baby Cakes Pop Maker though.
Melanie says
MMMMMM, you can leave them sitting out in the air for about an hour and they rise on their own before you put them in the "THINGY." That way you can judge the amount to put better. Hint: Do this to your biscuits before you cook them too and it makes them larger and fluffier.
Joy Williams says
I made them for my kids for their first day back to school today! Yummy and a quick way to eat breakfast!
Jennifer says
omg, that thing is AWESOME!!! I never heard of the baby cakes
admin says
Ohhhh every Mom needs one!!
Beeb Ashcroft says
These are SOOO cute! I totally want to get on the cake pop bandwagon, these are so much fun!
admin says
so cute, so easy, and so YUMMY!!! 🙂
Jill McCarthy says
Oh yeah, I am soooo getting one of these babies. Awesome Lynsey!!
Jessica says
Omg I need a cake pop maker! Im ordering one NOW so I can make these. My boys would go bananas for them!
Amy Pakidis says
Dang, don't even have to mix anything!! Looks delicious!
Larisa LaBrant says
I may have to try one of these gadgets. Not a gadget fiend usually, but baking treats and not heating up the house it intriguing and much quicker sweet tooth gratification.
Simple lion says
These look good. I can almost smell them!
Patty says
Made these for a bunch of cheerleaders and was a big hit. One Pillsbury can made 2 full batches. I put them in a pie dish, melted the cream cheese frosting in the microwave and drizzled on top. They ate them with toothpicks. After I was done, i poured some water in the wells, closed lid and unplugged the the Babycake Pop maker. After a few mins all water evaporated and it quicklly wiped completely clean. So easy to use!
admin says
Hey Patty!! Thanks for the tip on how to clean it! I have burned myself a couple times trying to clean it while it was hot lol
Jenn says
Saw this idea on Pinterest. I thought (out loud) wow 3 minutes! My youngest said Mom now you can make this before we go to school!! Not a bad idea I said!! I tried it this morning (6 am) they came out great! He was very excited! Thanks again for the idea!
admin says
YAY!! They are certainly my favorite "go to" breakfast when we are in a rush and want something sweet! So glad you loved them! 🙂
Kandi says
I made these and loved them but the cinnamon baked on the edges, i made the bluberry muffins afterwards and couldnt get out. I cleaned the burnt pieces of muffins off and decided to try muffins again and they again stuck to the wells. How do i get all the burnt cinnamon off? I don't want to throw the machine away and have to buy a new one.
admin says
Hey Kandi! Hmmm... did you try filling the wells with warm soapy water? That is how I clean mine. I just kinda squeeze a sponge over it and let them soak about 10 minutes, then wipe it clean. You can also heat it up again and put water in the wells and it helps make it easier to wipe off. That is a tip from one of my readers and I have used it ever since 🙂
Kandi says
I tried the water in the wells and it took out the crust. I still have some burnt sugar but I'm gonna heat it up again tomorrow and work on getting the rest off. Then I'm making more muffins and cinnamon rolls. Keep posting recipes!!
Chris says
Oh wow, I can't wait to make these! I just wish I could remember how I found your blog. Pinterest, I'm sure. Thanks for sharing!
becky says
OMG - I found you pinned - found some Kohl Cash coupon and then found the Babycake pop maker and got it for $8.... ran home and made the cinnamon roll balls - this is wonderful. Thanks for the recipe ideas... my 7 yr old is so happy "this is girl stuff mommy"
admin says
haha hey Becky! That is awesome! We use ours ALL the time. So glad I was "Pinspiring" 🙂
Barb says
I purchased the Pillsbury minibites and they are the right size, not cutting.
admin says
I have not seen minibites! I will have to look for those! How neat!
clyde cang says
where can i get this? i want one for my dads birthday... thank you hope to hear from you soon
clyde cang says
where can i get the baby cake - cake pop maker? i would like to buy one.. thank you pls. do e-mail me at baby_101181@yahoo.com... to all the moms out there pls. do give me advices to where i can get one... and oh by the way I am from the Philippines thank u so much
admin says
Hey Clyde, I would recommend contacting the company - http://www.thebabycakesshop.com - they have shipped to a few International friends of mine 🙂
miranda m. says
so I got a baby cakes cake pop maker for christmas and went nuts making all things cake related and just came across this recipe....made them for my family tonight & omg....INCREDIBLE. thanks for such an amazing idea with the cinnamon rolls...and for the few pounds I'm certain i'll be gaining 😉 😉 these rock! pinned to pinterest (: pinterest.com/fivesilentmiles
Ang says
Wow! WHY haven't I thought of this? LOL I have the Babycakes cake pop maker AND cinnamon roll dough in the fridge that my dad bought that I don't want to make the normal way. I think I will make these cake pops... like right NOW. 🙂
April Golightly says
I am definitely making these!
leslie holmes says
Just tried these today and they were gone quick. My 5 yr old loved that he could help roll them into balls and that they didnt take long to be done. once iexplained he would get more pieces this way instead of 2 1/2 rolls he was a happy ca (since an 8 pack was split in 3's)