Skip Canned Cinnamon Rolls — Shoppers Swear By This Frozen Brand That 'Tastes Homemade'

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While homemade cinnamon rolls are objectively delicious, they're certainly not the quickest breakfast baked good to make. The whole process — making the dough, letting it rise, making the cinnamon filling, baking the rolls, and then making the icing — can take up to two hours, if not more. Canned cinnamon rolls, on the other hand, come together faster than you can say "cinnamon," but they often lack in flavor and texture. Luckily, shoppers have discovered a product that offers the best of both worlds, and it's available at various stores including Walmart. Cinnamon roll fans, meet Sister Schubert's Ready-to-Bake Cinnamon Rolls.

Sister Schubert's Ready-to-Bake Cinnamon Rolls are found in the freezer section, where they're packaged in an aluminum tin that's ready to be placed in the oven. That's right: There's no cardboard tube involved. When you're ready to bake them, all you have to do is preheat your oven and throw them in. You can thaw them in the refrigerator first, but this step is optional, making the process even more seamless. 

A package of Sister Schubert's comes with eight ready-to-bake cinnamon rolls and a packet of cream cheese icing to drizzle on top. At Walmart, it costs $4.28, which is a pretty good price, considering that Pillsbury Grands costs $4.47 and comes with just five rolls. Additionally, they are free of artificial flavors and are made with real butter, making them one of the best options if you're looking for high-quality homemade-style cinnamon rolls but don't want to spend hours making them. 

If the convenient concept of frozen, ready-to-bake cinnamon rolls isn't enough to persuade you, take it from shoppers who have shared glowing reviews for this frozen baked good on Walmart's website.

One reviewer called them "perfect," noting that this product "tastes homemade with no canned taste like the others have." Another agreed, sharing that although they usually make cinnamon rolls from scratch, they "[weren't] feeling up to the task, so [they] grabbed these." Luckily, "they were almost as good as [their] homemade [rolls] in about a quarter of the time." This reviewer also shared that they taste best when they're thawed in the fridge, so if you have the extra time for that, it might be worth doing; this step also cuts baking time by about five minutes.

Another shopper wrote that they'd been purchasing Pillsbury's cinnamon rolls for years but decided to give Sister Schubert's a try instead. "These are my go-to from now on," they wrote. "Great taste and easy to cook. I like how it comes in a tin pan [...] you can cook them in."

"Compared to the price of the canned, biscuit-like cinnamon rolls, these are so much better for the price!" one reviewer similarly shared, so clearly, there is no shortage of praise out there for Sister Schubert's Ready-to-Bake Cinnamon Rolls. At such a reasonable price point, there's no reason why you shouldn't treat yourself — and your family, if you're willing to share — to a pack of these gooey, sweet breakfast treats.