Cinnamon Roll Snails

Lisa Fri, Sep 07 2012

Parents, ready for something fun to do with the kids? Kids, do you want to eat some SNAILS? Well you certainly can if you make these fun and yummy Cinnamon Roll Snails! 

Here is what you will need:

Rhodes Anytime!™ Cinnamon Rolls, thawed but still cold

cream cheese frosting, included with rolls

toothpicks

miniature marshmallows

black icing

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First take your Rhodes Anytime Cinnamon Rolls that are thawed but still cold. Unwrap the end of each cinnamon roll and pull it out a little to make the snails head.  My cute daughter wanted to make baby snails so she rolled hers out a lot and cut off the end to make the round parts smaller.

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Place the rolls on a sprayed baking sheet. You will bake at 350 for 15-20 minutes or until golden brown. While your snails (cinnamon rolls) are baking get your tooth picks and marshmallows ready to make the eyes of the snails. 

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We attached the mini marshmallows to the toothpicks. Then dot the tooth picks with some black icing. Once the rolls are out of the oven, put the toothpicks into the top of the snails head at an angle.  We then cut a little hole in the icing packet to try to use it like a piping bag to control where the icing went. 

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The kids loved helping make these cute snail cinnamon rolls and they loved eating them even more.  So try something a little different with the kids and remind them what little boys are made of:  Snips and SNAILS and puppy dogs tails.

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Happy Baking!

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Lisa

Lisa Rogers is the wife of Mitch Rogers, Rhodes designer and photographer. She is a "stay at school" aka stay at home mom of 3 amazing children. Lisa was born and raised in Texas and her favorite things are FAMILY, FRIENDS and FOOD! She enjoys a dance fitness program called ZUMBA. She volunteers for her local PTA and also serves the youth of her church. Lisa loves to travel with her family and recently enjoyed a 7 day Disney Cruise. Her favorite Rhodes recipe is Butterscotch Bubble Loaf. "It's best not to leave me a lone with this, there may not be any left!" she says.


2 Comments

Bonnie Jones said on Sep 08, 2012 Reply
I can't wait to make these for my grandkids. What a clever idea !!
Trenta Kyle said on Jan 07, 2013 Reply
What a GREAT Idea!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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