My friend shared this recipe for Cinnamon Roll Pancakes with me, and oh my heavens, they’re just delicious! We made them last week when we had breakfast for dinner (always our favorite midweek treat . . . ), and while I couldn’t get mine to look nearly as pretty as Betty Crocker did, they still tasted just perfect. They really do taste just like a Cinnamon Roll!
(I love how Betty Crocker swirled it on top, and tried using a plastic bag for the icing but it was a bit too thick and didn’t work for me . . . maybe it’ll work for you!)
Since my kids are home from school this morning on yet another 2-hour delay, my daughter is over my shoulder watching as I type and just exclaimed “momma . . . those are so good, can we have them again today?” I guess I’d better finish up my work here and get to my real work, but be sure to add these to your must-try-for-breakfast list.
Ingredients Instructions
Here are the sale items you’ll want to watch for this week (1/31/13) to pinch those pennies on this meal:
- $0.50/1 Bisquick Original, Bisquick Heart Smart Baking Mix, or Bisquick Shake ‘n Pour Pancake Mix printable, stack with $1/1 Bisquick coupon found in-store (Publix Store coupon ~ look for it on a cardboard display near the front of the store)
- Or Aunt Jemima Pancake & Waffle Mix, 32 or 35 oz box BOGO $2.70
- Brown Sugar ~ Use $0.75/1 Dixie Crystals Product-Granulated, Poly Light Brown, Dark Brown, Powdered, or Redi-Measure Light Brown Sugar printable or $0.50/1 Dixie Crystals Light Brown, Dark Brown, or Powdered Sugar Poly Bags printable
Recipe adapted from Betty Crocker.com. Thanks to I Heart Publix for the coupon matchups, and check out $5 Dinner Mom for more bargain meal deals! If you need a little more menu inspiration, go HERE.
Hey I just got an email saying the Tuesday feb 5 you can get a free short stak of pancakes at IHOP. They are asking for donations for children’s miracle network. Thought you might want to know.
Thanks for letting me know! I’ll add it to post… definitely a nice freebie!
Made them gluten free and with Truwhip. These received rave reviews from a picky eater and I was told that this recipe was a keeper. Tasted just like sweet, gooey cinnamon rolls. Thank you.
When I make my cinnamon roll pancakes, I put the cinnamon/sugar mixture in one of those plastic bottles (like a ketchup bottle) that I bought at Michaels. I also use it when decorate cookies. But I did have to open the tip a little bit more with a knife, then I was able to swirl it in the pancakes. They are amazingly delicious!
Thanks for matching up the sale items with receipes but, the only thing is the Nutritional Info is not available for me to track with my diet.