The Ultimate Frosting for Cinnamon Rolls

This luscious glaze for Cinnamon Rolls is created using four essential ingredients in just three minutes. It transforms homemade or store-bought cinnamon rolls into the ultimate morning indulgence! The glorious Cinnamon Roll Glaze saturates every morsel, resulting in a truly divine experience. Once you master the art of making Cinnamon Roll Icing, there will be no need to purchase it again!

One of our cherished weekend delicacies is Easy Cinnamon Rolls. While Chris and I often relish it with Cream Cheese Icing, the girls prefer their Cinnamon Roll Glaze sans cream cheese. Either way, it is an extraordinary way to commence a Sunday!

We have been concocting this straightforward Cinnamon Roll Glaze for many years. It perfectly complements any cinnamon roll. This glaze is an excellent means of enhancing store-bought cinnamon rolls. Let's face it, they never provide enough icing, do they?!

A Simple Cinnamon Roll Glaze

This Cinnamon Roll Icing is crafted with merely four ingredients and can be whipped up in less than three minutes. It is concocted using staple ingredients, allowing you to easily prepare it on a whim. The key ingredients include powdered sugar (also known as confectioner's sugar), butter, milk, and vanilla.

Cinnamon Roll Glaze is not limited to cinnamon rolls alone; it also serves as a delectable dip for muffins! You can drizzle it over cakes, pound cakes, breads, and many other delectable treats. Once you experience a taste, you will find yourself yearning to slather it on every baked delight. It has the power to transform even the simplest confection into a luxurious delicacy!

How to Create Cinnamon Roll Icing

1. Begin by melting the butter.

2. In a mixing bowl, combine the powdered sugar, butter, vanilla, and milk.

3. Blend the ingredients until they form a smooth mixture, then pour it over warm rolls.

The glaze seamlessly spreads onto the rolls and seeps deep within, enhancing each bite with pure bliss. This recipe yields precisely the perfect amount of Cinnamon Roll Glaze for 10-12 large rolls or 24 miniature rolls (similar to my Easy Cinnamon Rolls recipe).

I understand that not everyone appreciates drenching their cinnamon rolls in Cinnamon Roll Glaze like I do. If you prefer a drizzle, simply pour the glaze/icing into a ziplock bag. Cut off one corner to create a drizzling effect.

An inexpensive squeeze bottle is also a fantastic option. These bottles are versatile and can be used for glazes, sour cream on tacos, and many other applications. Of course, using an icing bag will always yield excellent results!

If you desire a slightly less sweet Cinnamon Roll Icing, simply add powdered sugar tablespoon by tablespoon until you achieve your desired taste. Feel free to adjust and conduct taste tests until it aligns with your preferences.

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• Blend together confectioners' sugar, melted butter, vanilla, and milk in a spacious mixing bowl until achieving a flawlessly smooth consistency.
• Drizzle this delightful mixture over your indulgent, warm rolls and evenly distribute.

It is entirely acceptable to concoct this marvelous glaze in advance and reheat when ready to serve. Engage in the delightful act of lavishly smearing this sublime creation onto your preferred pastries or delicately dipping them into the accompanying bowl. This delectable glaze is estimated to contain 99kcal (5% of your daily intake), 20g of carbohydrates (7% of your daily intake), 2g of fat (3% of your daily intake), 1g of saturated fat (5% of your daily intake), 5mg of cholesterol (2% of your daily intake), 19mg of sodium (1% of your daily intake), a negligible amount of potassium, a whopping 19g of sugar (21% of your daily intake), 65IU of vitamin A (1% of your daily intake), and 6mg of calcium (1% of your daily intake). It is important to note that these estimations serve as a gesture of goodwill and are not guaranteed to be completely accurate.