Cinnamon Roll Intestines a #halloweentreatsweek Recipe

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Do you love to make themed food recipes for the holidays like Cinnamon Roll Intestines? I'm telling you the kids of all ages love themed food. Halloween brings out all the creepy crawly foods that really make the holiday fun. Cinnamon Roll Intestines are always at the top of my list to make early October to start getting into the mood.

This post and recipe was created for #HalloweenTreatsWeek! I was sent samples by some of the sponsors, Dixie Crystals, companies but as always opinions are 100% mine.

Each year my boys will chime in with "Eww Mom! That's gross" and quickly cut a piece and devour. They seem to have a love / hate relationship with creepy and gross but it always ends with smiles, jokes and memories! Isn't that just the best?

Making themed food can be difficult, but this recipe isn't one of them. Trust me! It takes 2 cans of Pillsbury Grands Cinnamon Rolls, some red food coloring, and Red Gel Frosting. That's it! Pretty simple, right?

Naturally it tastes exactly as you would expect from a Pillsbury Cinnamon Roll it just make look a little different than you would expect. Another fun recipe that uses Red Gel Frosting are these fun and easy Vampire Donuts. Even Big Kids love to take a bite.

For this recipe I love to use my smaller half cookie sheet. It's the perfect size to unravel the cinnamon rolls and leave enough space for baking. Make sure to see the photos on how to wind and twist the intestines aka Cinnamon Rolls

Ingredients Needed for Cinnamon Roll Intestines

2 Cans Pillsbury Grands Cinnamon Rolls
1 Tube Red Gel Glitter Frosting
Red Food Coloring (optional)

How to make Cinnamon Roll Intestines

Preheat oven to 350 Degrees. Naturally, you pop open the Grands Cinnamon Rolls and separate each cinnamon roll. Spray bottom and sides of cookie sheet. I prefer to use ½ size cookie sheet. Then unroll each cinnamon roll and begin winding like a snake.

Repeat with each cinnamon roll making sure to leave space between. This allows for the dough to puff up while baking. After you have placed all Cinnamon Rolls, adjust space as needed to ensure proper baking. Then bake at 350 degrees for 10-14 minutes. They cook very quickly when they are all unraveled so stay close.

I like to add a few drops of Red Food Coloring or about a Tablespoon of the Glitter Red Gel Frosting to the tub of white frosting included with the cinnamon rolls. Stir to make a red frosting glaze.

When baking is complete allow to sit and cool for 5-8 minutes and then pour frosting on top and spread with a spatula. Allow cinnamon rolls to full cool. I then like to pipe a line of Red Gel Frosting on top to outline each intestine / aka cinnamon roll. It really adds to the creepiness of the recipe.

Cut and serve Cinnamon Roll Intestines and enjoy the laughs, giggles and creepy "eww's" you get. But trust me, you will make memories to last a lifetime!

This recipe will feed 6-8 people, so it's a fun snack after school or even creepy dessert after dinner. And don't forget to let the kids help because it's always fun to see what they come up with when in the kitchen.

Can I use Canned Cinnamon Rolls that aren't Grands?

Yes of course. Grands Cinnamon Rolls are thicker which make a great intestine looking recipe.

Can I make a head and Freeze?

I suppose you could, however this recipe is truly simple, and really there is no need to make ahead and freeze for later.

Cinnamon Roll Intestines are Creepy, can you make them less creepy?

They are only as creepy as you make them. Using white frosting keeps them a little less bloody and might be more appealing for those younger children.

Where did you find those Plastic Cock Roaches and Centipedes?

Believe it or not those were purchased in Halloween Section at Wal-Mart for less than $2. A Perfect addition, just do not eat them. They are plastic.

Making Themed food is just fun! If you've always wanted to make recipes to get into the spirit of the holiday start with this easy cinnamon roll recipe. Your little monsters will LOVE it. Then let them help make some of these other recipes too.

Fun Fall Recipes

Take a look more spooky Halloween recipes from our #HalloweenTreatsWeek Bloggers today: Halloween Cookies & Bars:

Slice & Bake Pumpkin Cookies from The Flour Handprint
Halloween Lollipop Cookies from Lemon Blossoms

Halloween Cakes & Cupcakes:

Blood Splatter Cupcakes from Big Bear's Wife
Jack-o-lantern Cake Pops from Tastes of Homemade
Graveyard Dirt Cake from House of Nash Eats
Halloween Mummy Cake Pops from Karen's Kitchen Stories

Halloween Pies & Tarts:

Air Fryer Mummy Apple Mini Tarts from Fresh Coast Eats

Halloween Breakfast:

Cinnamon Roll Intestines from Devour Dinner

Chilled Halloween Treats:

Frankenberry Jell-O Shots from Sweet ReciPEAS

Halloween Snack Mix and Candy:

Halloween Chex Mix from West Via Midwest
Bloody Zombie Brains (Candied Walnuts) from The Spiffy Cookie

No Bake Halloween Desserts:

White Chocolate Mummy Crispy Rice Treats from Savory Moments
Halloween Spider Web Dip from I Am A Honeybee

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