Grandkids Love!

Love the rolls

Their great

Great value!!

These are nothing more than their biscuits with some cinnamon/sugar added. The icing is nothing more than the toaster streudel icing. It will do but these are definitely not real cinnamon buns. A bit disappointed.

Quick and easy to make but the icing tasted very chemically, not good at all. We ended up using whipped topping instead. Also, it has red 40 in it for some reason. Will look for a different brand next time.

What's so nice about these is they are better than homemade (Sorry Aunt Diana if your watching) lol, great value for the money I buy a minimum of 4 boxes or 16 cans a month, cook up great, kids love them. We even sold them at a yard sale we were having & everyone wanted to know if they weren't homemade where we got them.

These cinnamon rolls that you can buy at Sam's are like the Grand Style, but smaller. They're tasty and they cook quickly. They recommend 10 to 12 minutes which is perfect time in my opinion. On some of the Pillsbury products they recommend much longer cook times and they almost always come out burnt or at least Brown and crispy, but not on these. My only complaint with this particular type are the perforated cut lines are not consistent. You will have very large ones and very low small ones. A helpful tip for applying the icing would be to put the cup in the microwave for roughly 10 seconds which will allow you to pour the icing over the rolls instead of using a butter knife which is much faster.

Literally, every single can I have purchased has been SO frustrating. The rolls in the can are never cut right, they all stick together in one big roll and I have to tear them apart and re-roll them. Every. Can. And I've bought these for years. My son loves them and I can't beat the price vs. buying individual cans, so I'll keep buying them, but they seriously seem to be factory rejects.

These were just ok in my book. The description said Flaky so I was tempted but they didn't turn out any better than the cheap ones you buy at the regular grocery store. I live near an Amish bakery so that is where I'll be buying my cinnamon rolls from now on.