These easy No-Bake Mini Cinnamon Rolls are so simple to make even the kids can make their own Cinni-Mini’s! As you know, I’m primarily an craft blogger but I’ve had the urge to grow out of my Ribbons, Paper and Glue box and share a food post. So when I was asked to try Finlandia Imported Butter ,it inspired me to step out of my crafting zone to create something delicious using their Imported Butters.
I’m actually a Registered Dietitian by trade so I’ve always been interested in food and always , I mean always, read food labels. Even though I may be called an expert by trade, I still get duped with food lables. Many times, I’ll just grab a product reading only the front label and it turns out not to be what I thought it was.
This is why I only like to use real butter in my house and Finlandia Butter is just that! The butter is imported from Finland and provides that authentic butter flavor made the old fashioned way. The cows are raised on small Finnish family-owned farms and not treated with hormones. Ingredient Label Reads: Pasteurized Cream. Period.
My kids have eaten these Cinni-Mini rolls for years. They just like them and they must be cut into a Mini size too. Everything just taste better when it’s miniature sized! Can’t agree more.
To make these Cinni-Mini’s, you will need soft white bread, cinnamon sugar and Finlandia Imported Unsalted Imported Butter.
- Trim crust off bread then roll bread out flat using a rolling pin.
- Melt Finlandia Unsalted Butter in a dish and spread it over the bread.
- Sprinkle Cinnamon Sugar over bread.
- Roll bread tightly in to a roll.
- Slice into Cinni- Mini’s.
When I was researching Finlandia Butter, I read it’s chosen by the most discriminating French chefs to create their famous baked goods and croissants. My Cini-Mini’s are far from an Executive French Chef level but it does makes me feel good to know that I’m cooking with a great product. You can find out more about Finlandia Butter on there website.
- Soft White Bread
- Finlandia Unsalted Butter
- Cinnamon Sugar
- Trim crust off bread
- Flatten bread with rolling pin
- Spread melted butter over bread
- Sprinkle cinnamon sugar over bread
- Roll cinnamon bread tightly into roll
- Slice bread in to Cinni-Mini's
Heidi says
April 13, 2015 at 9:11 pmWhat a fun idea. My kids love sugar and cinnamon toast. We could turn it into this easily!
Risa says
October 24, 2016 at 6:40 amThis sounds like lots of fun to make with my granddaughters and they will love eating them too.
Thank you
Holly Gagnon says
November 2, 2016 at 6:26 amYes, easy, yummy and fun for the kids. Thanks for stopping by. Holly
Nikki Ryan says
December 18, 2016 at 8:30 amI am going to make these with my house full of kids this week-10 kids. I know they will have fun making these and eating them!!!!
Holly Gagnon says
December 18, 2016 at 11:03 pmHa! Thanks Nikki for the visit and good luck feeding all those kiddos! Merry Christmas! Holly 🙂
Merry Smith says
December 28, 2017 at 10:33 pmLooks so delicious, I hope my kids will love your recipe.
Thanks for sharing such a great idea.
Holly Gagnon says
December 30, 2017 at 7:04 pmThanks for visiting Merry! Holly
Angel says
February 17, 2018 at 8:52 amWill the butter get back hard before everyone get there individual ingredients to make it themselves?
Thinking of doing for my classroom of
24 – 3rd graders at the same time.
Holly Gagnon says
February 18, 2018 at 10:03 pmHi Angel, I used melted butter/margarine so it wasn’t a problem. Good Luck, fun idea for the kids- Holly