Fake Cinnamon Rolls – Easy Breakfast Recipe Inspired by Cinnabon
If you're a home cook looking to surprise your family with a delicious breakfast that fills the house with an irresistible aroma, then this “Fake Cinnabon” recipe is a must-try. It’s a simple yet indulgent treat made with thick slices of French baguette, infused with cinnamon for that signature warm flavor, blended with creamy processed cheese and sweetened condensed milk for a luscious texture, and topped with chocolate sauce and crunchy walnuts. Perfect for breakfast, birthdays, or any festive gathering!
Ingredients for Fake Cinnabon
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7 thick slices of French baguette
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1 cup full-fat milk
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2 tablespoons ground cinnamon
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12 cubes of processed cheese
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100 grams melted butter
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Chopped walnuts (as desired)
For the topping:
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4 cubes of processed cheese
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1½ cans of sweetened condensed milk
Optional toppings at serving:
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Additional walnuts (optional)
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Chocolate sauce (optional)
How to Make Fake Cinnabon
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In a saucepan, combine the 12 cheese cubes with the full-fat milk and mix until smooth.
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Add the melted butter and stir until fully incorporated.
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Mix in the cinnamon and continue stirring until all ingredients are well blended.
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Dip each slice of baguette into the mixture, making sure it absorbs the liquid. Use tongs to transfer the soaked slices into a baking tray.
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Sprinkle chopped walnuts between the slices for added texture and flavor.
To Prepare the Topping:
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Blend the 4 remaining cheese cubes with 1½ cans of sweetened condensed milk using a food processor or blender until smooth.
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Pour about three-quarters of this topping over the bread slices in the tray, spreading it evenly.
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Bake the tray in a preheated oven for 15 minutes.
Finishing Touches:
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After baking, pour the rest of the cheese and condensed milk mixture over the top.
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Drizzle with chocolate sauce and garnish with more walnuts as desired.
Serve warm, and enjoy the rich, melt-in-your-mouth experience that tastes just like a decadent cinnamon roll – with half the effort!

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