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Easter Bunny Cinnamon Rolls

Quick & easy to make, these Easter bunny cinnamon rolls are a perfect treat to add to any Spring menu. Canned cinnamon rolls get shaped into adorable bunnies, frosted, and sprinkled- making them perfect for both breakfast and dessert!

Easter bunny cinnamon buns on a white speckled plate

Easter is one of our family’s favorite holidays, especially with all the cuteness all around.

Pictures of Spring chicks, blooming flowers, and fluffy bunnies are everywhere.

I love surprising my family with adorable holiday themed treats, and Easter is the perfect time to whip up something equal parts adorable & delicious!

Easter bunny cinnamon buns on a white speckled plate

Just look at these Easter bunny cinnamon rolls.

They’re the perfect sweet treat to celebrate with whether it’s for an easy breakfast or a simple dessert.

Ingredients Needed

an overhead image showing the measured ingredients needed to make Easter bunny cinnamon buns

  • Cinnamon Rolls – One can Pillsbury Grands cinnamon buns WITH icing. You’ll need the 17.5 ounce, 5 count can.
  • Sprinkles – Any sprinkles will do, but I highly recommend using Easter or Spring themed ones for a fun & festive touch.

How To Make

Making this super cute snack is easier than you’d think.

Start by lining a large baking sheet with parchment paper.

Set that aside, and open your can of cinnamon rolls.

spread apart canned cinnamon rolls on a parchment paper lined baking sheet

Remove the frosting cup and separate the biscuits, laying them out flat on the parchment paper lined baking sheet.

Starting at the outermost end, peel roughly four inches of cinnamon roll back. Don’t unroll anymore than that.

spread apart canned cinnamon rolls on a parchment paper lined baking sheet

Fold this piece into two ear shapes, pinching them slightly in the middle.

Bake the Easter bunny cinnamon rolls at 350F for 15 minutes.

Easter bunny cinnamon rolls on parchment paper

Halfway through the bake time, check on the rolls.

At this point they will have puffed up significantly.

unbaked cinnamon bunny rolls on a parchment paper lined baking sheet

If any of the ‘bunny’ has become distorted, carefully use the back of a spoon to gently push the hot pastry back into place.

baked cinnamon bunny rolls on a parchment paper lined baking sheet

Continue baking until done.

Using a spatula, carefully transfer the baked bunny buns to a cooling wrack.

Allow them to rest and cool completely before frosting.

frosted bunny cinnamon rolls on a wire cooling rack

You can frost these Easter bunny cinnamon rolls however you like.

My kids love to just spread or spoon on the frosting.

If I’m making it for them, I scrape the icing out of the cup and into a piping bag. A ziplocking bag will work too.

frosted bunny cinnamon rolls on a wire cooling rack

Then I snip off a corner and pipe it on, including one larger dollop in the center to resemble a fluffy cottontail.

Top with sprinkles and enjoy!

Easter bunny cinnamon buns on a white speckled plate

TIPS & TRICKS

  • Brand isn’t 100 % necessary, but make sure you’re using the proper size and count. Smaller rolls won’t have enough dough to make the proper bunny ears.
  • Make sure the cinnamon rolls have cooled completely before attempting to frost them. Do NOT skip this step. If you ice the rolls while hot it will just melt and run off the sides. It will still taste great, but won’t look pretty.
  • Transfer the canned icing to a piping bag (or ziplock), it will make it so much easier to drizzle on!
  • For an extra touch, you can use m&m candies to make a face and ‘edible’ Easter grass to make whiskers.

Easter bunny cinnamon buns on a white speckled plate

Other Easy Easter Treats

Easter bunny cinnamon rolls are the must have treat this Spring.

Make them for a simple, but charming breakfast or as a fun dessert.

They’re the perfect festive addition to any meal!

Looking for other easy Easter treat ideas?

Try these: 

Easter bunny cinnamon buns on a white speckled plate

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frosted bunny cinnamon rolls on a wire cooling rack

Easter Bunny Cinnamon Rolls

Quick & easy to make, these Easter bunny cinnamon rolls are a perfect treat to add to any Spring menu. Canned cinnamon rolls get shaped into adorable bunnies, frosted, and sprinkled- making them perfect for both breakfast and dessert!
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Course: Breakfast, Brunch, Dessert, Snack
Cuisine: American
Prep Time: 10 minutes
Cook Time: 15 minutes
Total Time: 25 minutes
Servings: 5 pastries
Calories: 345kcal

Ingredients

  • 1 17.5 oz can package pillsbury grands cinnamon buns with icing
  • Easter sprinkles

Instructions

  • Preheat oven to 350 F, line a baking sheet with parchment; set aside
  • Place the cinnamon rolls on the baking sheet and peel back about 4 inches of the roll
  • Fold the bun into “ear” shapes, pinch slightly at the middle
  • Bake in preheated oven for 15 minutes, at the halfway mark remove the baking sheet and use a spoon to reshape the bunnies
  • Allow to cool completely before adding frosting on top and sprinkles

Notes

  • Brand isn't 100 % necessary, but make sure you're using the proper size and count. Smaller rolls won't have enough dough to make the proper bunny ears.
  • Make sure the cinnamon rolls have cooled completely before attempting to frost them. Do NOT skip this step. If you ice the rolls while hot it will just melt and run off the sides. It will still taste great, but won't look pretty.
  • Transfer the canned icing to a piping bag (or ziplock), it will make it so much easier to drizzle on!
  • For an extra touch, you can use m&m candies to make a face and 'edible' Easter grass to make whiskers.
 

Nutrition

Calories: 345kcal | Carbohydrates: 50g | Protein: 4g | Fat: 15g | Saturated Fat: 6g | Trans Fat: 1g | Sodium: 712mg | Sugar: 22g | Iron: 2mg
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