My two youngest children love cute little animals, unfortunately, in our house with all of our allergies, we have to settle for stuffed ones (that go with us for every car ride), or edible ones. 🙂 Now is the time of year for bunnies, chicks and babies, and so when I saw these precious cinnamon roll bunnies on Pinterest, I had to give them a try for my daughter’s birthday lunch.
Everyone seemed to fashion theirs a little different on Pinterest,
but I ended up using one cinnamon roll for the face, and one for the ears.
That seemed to be the easiest!
Here is what you need:
One can of cinnamon rolls; this Cinnabon kind was very good, and the rolls were split all the way through. (Update: Since making these several times, I’ve noticed some brands of cinnamon rolls aren’t split all the way through. This is still manageable, but just adds an extra step, since you have to cut them all the way through with a knife, in order to unroll them for the ears.)
We used almond slivers for the buck teeth, and I waited till the bunnies were baked to use chocolate chips for the eyes. You could use raisins instead. (Update: wait until the rolls are almost finished baking, and then add the teeth, that way they stay closer together.)
I decided not to cover them all up with frosting, but you could if you like lots of frosting on your cinnamon rolls. We didn’t get very fancy, but get as fancy as you like, with jelly beans, licorice or sprinkles.
We enjoyed ourselves, and our birthday lunch treat, but if you’re having company for Easter,
this would be a fun and sweet activity!
KC @ The Real Thing with the Coake Family says
Very cute! Looks pretty easy, too.
I would love if you would share this at my link party. http://www.realcoake.com/2013/03/real-family-fun-5.html
Take care,
KC
KC @ The Real Thing with the Coake Family says
Thanks so much for linking up! Have a great week and I hope to see you again next week.
KC
Julia Forshee says
This is adorable. I love the bunny and I can’t believe I didn’t think of this. My kids are gonna flip when they get to eat it. I started a weekly link-up party on Thursdays, and I would love to share this post and/or any others that you would like to share with our readers. Hope to see you there! allthingswithpurpose.com
Jo @ Jo's Health Corner says
What a cute idea! I have to bookmark this…
Miz Helen says
Hi Margo,
What a precious idea, these bunnies are just adorable! Have a great St. Patrick’s Day and thank you so much for sharing with Full Plate Thursday!
Come Back Soon,
Miz Helen
Shannon {Cozy Country Living} says
This is a really cute idea! My children would get a kick out of these:) Thanks so much for sharing!
Christi says
These are adorable! I am definitely making these for Easter morning, thanks for sharing!! Found you through Made by you monday!
MElissa says
This is super adorable! I think we are going to have to try these this year. Thank you so much for linking up to our link party!
Crystelle Boutique says
These are the cutest cinnabunnies I’ve EVER seen!
Rachael says
These are SO cute! What a clever idea for an Easter treat. 🙂
The Better Baker says
These are adorable. The addition of the ‘teeth’ makes them hilarious! Such a quick and fun thing to do with kids for Easter. Thanks so much for linking up at Weekend Potluck…do come again soon.
Roseann Hampton says
These are so cute! Any kid would love having these to eat on Easter morning!
Antonia says
These are just adorable! Thank you for bringing your yummy and festive treat to Fiesta Friday!
helenfern says
A fun treat! Thanks for sharing at the What’s for Dinner Party!
Rhonda Gales (@RhondaGales) says
My grandchildren would love these. They look fun and easy. Thanks for sharing on Sunday’s Best.
Brooke@HappySimpleMom says
Super cute and super easy to do! I can’t wait to try these with my girls tomorrow. Thank you for sharing these Easter treats.