This Cinnamon Roll Bunnies Recipe is perfect to celebrate Easter with your kids. Breakfast is special to our family because it forces us to focus on each other before the madness of the day begins. Put a unique spin on cinnamon rolls when this food art. Surprise your kids to place a smile on their face. Also, surprise them by making Peeps Playdough later in the day to continue the festive fun.
Cinnamon Roll Bunnies Recipe
Turn refrigerated cinnamon roll dough into the cutest bunnies.
What ingredients do you need to make cinnamon roll bunnies?
- Pillsbury Cinnamon Rolls with Original Icing, 8 count
- Blueberries
- Raspberries
- Cookie Sheet with Parchment Paper
How to make cinnamon roll bunnies
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees or whatever the cinnamon roll package suggests.
- Divide the rolls.
- Use a full roll for the bunny’s face.
- Then, take another roll and unroll them to make ears. We made full ears like that were smaller cinnamon rolls. Also, we made floppy bunny ears by cutting strips. See the photo below. Don’t make it too hard, just freestyle it.
5. After baking, your Easter Bunny cinnamon rolls should look similar to these!
6. Use the original icing that came with the Pillsbury Cinnamon Rolls to ice them.
7. Then, use two blueberries for the bunny’s eyes.
8. Cut a raspberry to look like the mouth.
Do you like our different faces? My daughter wanted them to look different. Making this Easter dish is simple and fun! It’s sure to put a smile on your children’s face. What special Easter breakfast traditions does your family have? Do you love making food art with common food items?
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Cinnamon Roll Bunnies
Turn refrigerated cinnamon roll dough into the cutest bunnies.
Ingredients
- Pillsbury Cinnamon Rolls with Original Icing, 8 count
- Blueberries
- Raspberries
Instructions
- Preheat oven according to Pillsbury Cinnamon Rolls' instructions. (We preheated ours for 350 degrees because our oven gets hot)
- Divide the rolls.
- Use a full roll for the bunny's face.
- Then, take another roll and unroll them to make ears. We made full ears like that were smaller cinnamon rolls. Also, we made floppy bunny ears by cutting strips. Don't make it too hard, just freestyle it.
- Bake for 25-29 minutes.
- Use the original icing that came with the Pillsbury Cinnamon Rolls to ice them.
- Then, use two blueberries for the bunny's eyes.
- Cut a raspberry to look like the mouth.
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