Where can I find Cinnamon Rolls with Cream Cheese Icing?
Hubby just loves them. He used to get them at Loblaw until they decided to discontinue their sale. Anyone know where I can find a good version in time for his New Year's Day breakfast?
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Try No Frills at Centrepoint Mall. They were available in the bakery department when I shopped there this past Tuesday.
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Cobbs Bakery
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Highland Farms
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The Cinnabon rolls are made with cream cheese icing. There's one at Union Station but you can search for other locations -
http://www.cinnabon.com/home.html
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Second on the cinnabon rolls. And if you can't find specifically cream cheese icing rolls use this simple recipe http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/al... and put your own icing on.
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That recipe looks seriously deelish. However if time does not permit there's a cinnabon at Yonge and Eglinton subway.
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and at Yonge/College and also in Toronto Life building at Dundas Square. What about the Jumbo Pillsbury ones with the Cinnabon Icing you can get in the dairy case of the supermarkets
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I love the buns from Cobb's (on Bayview south of Eglinton, or in Kensington market).
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It's starting to sound like Cinnabon, in addition to being my answer, is a guilty pleasure shared by a few Hounds.
Thanks a bunch gang!
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And you can always ask for extra icing if you really want to go all out! I used to live at Yonge and Eg and I swear they piped the exhaust right into the subway. The smell was brutally tempting.
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If you're a half-way decent baker, make your own. As tempting as the Cinnabon rolls are, they have as much fat in them as a steak. (I checked the copycat recipe online). Call around. Maybe Madeline Sperry at Flaky Tart would be willing to do a special order. She does fabulous simple baked goods, and often obliges special requests.
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