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I haven't had one in years, but I used to love them.  Often at airports they were the best thing on offer.  But I haven't traveled by air or frequented malls in the last 2 years, so I don't know if they are still as good.  I need to have one, though, because I think they are the best "fast food" ones and even better than most bakeries.  

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In an enclosed space like a shopping mall or airport I think it is the smell that draws you in and sets your tastebuds up for great expectations. Plus they are large, soft, pillowy - so comfort food. I have never purchased one - just pinched a taste off the kid's. There is a "world's first" Cinnabon food truck in Los Angeles! I'd give one of the copycat recipes a try. 

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For me they tend to be overwhelming in terms of size. 
 

  I have never claimed to be a classy eater. Taco Bell has a partnership with Cinnabon. They have these munchkin size little donuts with the icing in the middle. They are complete trash but they are really good. 
 

isn’t there a thread about PMS? Because I see cinnamon sugar donuts filled with the trashy icing in my near future! 

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12 hours ago, MetsFan5 said:

For me they tend to be overwhelming in terms of size. 

I've never had an actual Cinnabon and the size is part of the reason.  When I was working at UCLA, there was a Cinnabon-like place called TJ Cinnamons right around the corner from our building and whoever was in charge of getting meeting treats often picked up a tray of the little one-bite buns.  They were so sweet that one bite was plenty for me.

 

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16 hours ago, blue_dolphin said:

I've never had an actual Cinnabon and the size is part of the reason.  When I was working at UCLA, there was a Cinnabon-like place called TJ Cinnamons right around the corner from our building and whoever was in charge of getting meeting treats often picked up a tray of the little one-bite buns.  They were so sweet that one bite was plenty for me.

 

 

If the cinnabon is too big you can always reheat leftovers. I find that reheating make the bread super soft and chewy.

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13 minutes ago, Kim Shook said:

The CSO, if you have one, on Bake/Steam is good for this.  

I just use a regular microwave to reheat. Works great every time.

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41 minutes ago, BooBear said:

I just use a regular microwave to reheat. Works great every time.

That is why it gets chewy

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I never even heard of Cinnabon until Better Call Saul. Plus I've never seen one in northern CA, not that I've looked. But now if I saw one I don't think I would try it because the image of Jimmy McGill working there makes me so sad.

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14 hours ago, Katie Meadow said:

I never even heard of Cinnabon until Better Call Saul. Plus I've never seen one in northern CA, not that I've looked. But now if I saw one I don't think I would try it because the image of Jimmy McGill working there makes me so sad.

I LOVE Better Call Saul!  What a magnificent cast.  Sorry to see it come to an end.

 

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4 hours ago, lindag said:

I LOVE Better Call Saul!  What a magnificent cast.  Sorry to see it come to an end.

 

Rhea Seahorn as Kim Wexler breaks my heart. 

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9 minutes ago, Katie Meadow said:

Rhea Seahorn as Kim Wexler breaks my heart. 

The writers who created 'Mike' and 'Nacho' and 'Charles', as well as 'Slippin' Jimmy' just blow me away!!!

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Strange thing with the cinnabon: I like it and do not at the same time. This soo sweet, and it is good and bad... have another piece to make sure I don't like but can't stop...

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