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My entire family enjoys this Crock Pot Cinnamon Roll Casserole for breakfast, brunch or dessert. We love using our crock pot for other things other than for dinner.

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This crock pot cinnamon roll casserole is amazing and perfect for any brunch, holiday, or even dessert. We have this or Crock Pot Monkey Bread every Christmas morning.

Being a mom of 8 I need Easy breakfast recipes that are delicious and require easy ingredients. We love recipes with cinnamon flavor and this Cinnamon French Toast or Chocolate Cinnamon Rolls are always requested.

Why This Recipe Works:

The ingredients are simple but the flavors are amazing. This recipe is perfect for summer so you can enjoy your cinnamon rolls without heating up the kitchen.

You can also make this ahead a time for breakfast.  I like to make these delicious crock pot cinnamon rolls and keep them in the refrigerator.  The kids heat them up for breakfast all week.

This easy recipe only requires 6 ingredients. All your friends and family will be impressed with this delicious casserole recipe that will take you no time at all to prepare.

Ingredients

  • Cans of Cinnamon Rolls
  • Eggs
  • Milk
  • Maple Syrup
  • Vanilla
  • Cinnamon

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Variations:

  • Slow Cooker Apple Cinnamon Rolls: My favorite variation is to make slow cooker apple cinnamon rolls.  To create this recipe, add a layer of diced up apples after the first layer of the cinnamon rolls.  The addition of the apples creates a delicious apple cinnamon flavor that no one can resist.
  • Banana Cinnamon Rolls: Another variation is to add ½ cup of brown sugar to the top prior to the icing. Then top with sliced bananas you can even add in chopped pecans for added flavor.  This brown sugar and banana combination adds a delicious flavor to this crockpot cinnamon roll casserole.
  • Cinnamon Rolls with Heavy Cream: You can make this recipe with heavy cream instead of milk.  Just substitute have cream or heavy whipping cream in place of the milk. The heavy whipping cream adds a nice creamy flavor in this easy recipe.
  • Cinnamon Rolls with Nuts: We like having nuts in our cinnamon rolls. You can sprinkle your nuts in so they bake right in or you can sprinkle a few on top. Either way, these Cinnamon Rolls will be the top requested breakfast, I am sure of it.

There are tons of options to change this recipe to make it your all time favorite. This makes for the perfect lazy weekend breakfast recipe.

Step by Step Instructions:

  • Step 1 – Open up the cans of refrigerated cinnamon roll dough and set aside the icing for later.  It’s delicious and adds an amazing flavor to this crock pot cinnamon roll casserole.
  • Step 2 – Then cut each cinnamon roll into quarters.  You can use a knife or a pizza cutter for this process.
  • Step 3 – Spray your crock pot with your favorite non stick cooking spray.  I always spray the bottom and sides of the my slow cooker so that serving this slow cooker cinnamon roll casserole is easy.
  • Step 4 – After that, place one of the rolls of cinnamon rolls (already cut up) in the bottom of the crock pot.
  • Step 5 – Then in a small bowl whisk (or stand mixer) together the eggs, milk, syrup, vanilla, and cinnamon.  Don’t skip this step as this cream maple syrup vanilla mixture adds a great flavor and moisture to this delicious crock pot recipe.
  • Step 6 – Pour the egg mixture over the cinnamon rolls in the crock pot.
  • Step 7 – Then place the remaining cinnamon rolls on top of the egg mixture in your slow cooker.
  • Step 8 – Then drizzle one icing packet over the 2nd layer of the cinnamon rolls.
  • Step 9 – Finally, place the crock pot lid on top and cook on low for 2 to 2 ½ hours.
  • Step 10 – After the cook time, remove the crock pot lid and drizzle the last icing packet over the crock pot cinnamon rolls.
  • Step 11 – Then serve immediately with softened butter and enjoy with a glass of milk.

Expert Tips:

  • Paper Towel – If you problems with moisture on the top of the cinnamon rolls. Place a paper towel over the top of the slow cooker and top with lid.
  • Cooking Spray – For best results, make sure to spray cooking spray in the slow cooker before layering it with ingredients. This helps for an easy cleanup and serving the cinnamon rolls.
  • Combining Milk Ingredients – Combine the ingredients together in a bowl with a hand mixer, stand mixer or a whisk. This ensures everything is combined thoroughly.

What to Serve with Cinnamon Rolls?

This Cinnamon Roll recipe has become a staple at our house. My kids look forward to it and having is as a weekend breakfasts makes it extra special.

Some of the items we serve with the cinnamon rolls are listed:

  • This Apple Green Smoothie is everyone’s favorite. It is a great combination to serve with this casserole.
  • Bacon – We love serving bacon with this casserole dish. The sweet and salty flavors is the perfect combination.
  • These Fruit Kabobs are a great way for the kids to get in their fruit. My kids eat more of it when I make these Kabobs.

Frequently Asked Questions:

How Long Does it Take to Cook:

Cooking time will vary, but we cooked out casserole for about 2 hours and it came out perfectly.

What Type of Cinnamon Rolls is Best?

Feel free to use any type of canned cinnamon rolls. I have used off brand and Pillsbury Grands and they both turned out great.

How to Store Leftovers:

This cinnamon roll casserole stores great in the refrigerator in an airtight container. Make sure to allow cinnamon roll to cool before storing and it will last about 4 days.

Can I Freeze?

If you prefer, you can place your leftovers in a freezer safe container and store in the freezer. The cinnamon rolls will stay good for about 2 months.

How to Bake in the Oven:

Feel free to make this casserole in a preheated oven in a 9×13 glass baking dish. Bake at 375 degrees for 30 minutes. Cooking time will vary.

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Crock Pot Cinnamon Roll Casserole

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Quick and easy Crock pot Cinnamon Roll Casserole. It is the perfect breakfast casserole to throw together in minutes. Cinnamon rolls just got easier!
Prep Time 10 minutes
Cook Time 2 hours 30 minutes
Total Time 2 hours 40 minutes
Servings 10
Cuisine American
Course Breakfast
Calories 288

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Instructions

  • Open up the cans of cinnamon rolls and set aside the icing for later.
  • Cut each cinnamon roll into quarters.
  • Spray your crock pot with non stick spray and place one of the rolls of cinnamon rolls in the bottom of the crock pot.
  • In a small bowl whisk together the eggs, milk, syrup, vanilla, and cinnamon.
  • Pour over the cinnamon rolls in the crock pot.
  • Place the remaining cinnamon rolls on top.
  • Drizzle one icing packet over the cinnamon rolls.
  • Place the crock pot lid on top and cook on low for 2 to 2 ½ hours.
  • Remove lid and drizzle the last icing packet over the cinnamon rolls.
  • Serve immediately and enjoy with a glass of milk!

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Nutrition Facts

Calories 288kcal, Carbohydrates 39g, Protein 5g, Fat 12g, Saturated Fat 5g, Cholesterol 66mg, Sodium 518mg, Potassium 53mg, Sugar 19g, Vitamin A 115IU, Calcium 33mg, Iron 1.4mg

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Comments

  1. Suzanne Sexton says:

    5 stars
    Made a half recipe in my baby casserole. Delicious!

  2. Han says:

    5 stars
    I brought this dish to a potluck brunch. Everyone loved it. I got so many compliments, and it was so easy to make! So, if you want to impress your friends and family without a whole lot of work, you must try this recipe.

  3. Carolyn says:

    What temp do I set my crock pot at for the crock pot rolls at. Thank you

  4. Carrie Barnard says:

    The print version is at the bottom of the post – Thank you!

  5. Corinne Campanella says:

    They never had a print version of recipe .

  6. Carrie Barnard says:

    Yes, you can.

  7. Sherri says:

    Can you use pancake syrup instead of maple syrup?

  8. Deanna says:

    I just made this for our Christmas brunch and added diced apples. It is delicious! I am looking forward to trying this in the summer with diced fresh peaches and blueberries! Would be extra yummy with a scoop of vanilla ice cream.

  9. Carrie Barnard says:

    Yes, the eggs are necessary to make this casserole. I recommend cooking it longer to prevent it from being soggy and cooked through at the bottom.

  10. Carrie Barnard says:

    Yes, you can but let the crock pot come to room temperature before cooking it in the crock pot the next morning.

  11. Carrie Barnard says:

    I think it would work fine as long as you like the crock pot come to room temperature before cooking it. I would sit it for approximately 30 minutes before cooking.

  12. Carrie Barnard says:

    I haven’t tried it yet but think it will work as long as all the ingredients fit in your crock pot. You will need to increase the cook time as it will take longer for the center to cook through.

  13. Carrie Barnard says:

    Yes, you can as long as all the ingredients fit into your crock pot. You will need to increase the cook time as it will take longer for the middle to cook through.

  14. Carrie Barnard says:

    Yes, you will need to increase the cook time as it will take longer for the instead of the casserole to cook through.

  15. Melissa J Hull says:

    If you multiply the recipe do you need to increase the boking time?

  16. Renee Plummer says:

    Question. I read through the comments. One person say you can put it all together, stick it in the fridge and pop it in the crockpot in the morning. One comment said no- you could not do that. Can you please clarify? I’m doing this for Christmas breakfast. Thank you

  17. Stacey says:

    I am making this for a work pot luck tomorrow can I prepare it and place in fridge and then wake up early and then cook it in the morning ?

  18. Trina Chmielewski says:

    Have you ever tried to double the recipe in one crock pot or do a full and a half?

  19. Holly says:

    Are the eggs necessary for the recipe? I made a trial run of this in preparation of the holidays and the eggs made for a funky/soggy texture and visual at the bottom of the rolls. It didn’t look appetizing. Do you have any advice for my preparation if they can’t be removed from the recipe?

  20. Natalie says:

    Can you double the recipe?

  21. Wendy says:

    5 stars
    Easy and the whole picky family loves this!

  22. Ruth says:

    Th;is recipe sounds great!! Nothing better for a special breakfast than some cinnamon rolls!! Looking forward to trying it.

  23. Kristine Stuber says:

    5 stars
    This recipe was so easy and smelled so delicious while cooking in my slow cooker! I think this one will be a regular breakfast for us every Sunday!

  24. Cherie Laiche says:

    5 stars
    SO GOOD! Dangerous to have around – don’t make if you don’t have people to help you eat it, LOL!

  25. Stacey Kosiek says:

    Great recipe to take to church breakfast!

  26. Anne Fussell says:

    5 stars
    I took it to a neighborhood brunch and everyone loved it!

  27. Carole says:

    5 stars
    Made this for friends from out of town for brunch. They are hooked on it as are we. Easy and sooo good! Have given this recipe to many people and everyone has loved it.

  28. Carole says:

    This casserole is like heaven and so easy. Made for friends in town for the weekend and she has made for many friends and everyone loved it.

  29. Mary C Ficht says:

    4 stars
    I’ve made this several times for mornings after girls night. Never fails to satisfy!

  30. Delaney says:

    The most perfect Saturday morning breakfast!!

  31. Myla Thompson says:

    5 stars
    This is so awesome you can change it up by adding different fruit. Great for Christmas morning. I even take it to church on Sunday. Every one loves it especially the children.

  32. Diana says:

    5 stars
    Ong delicious

  33. Melissa says:

    I think if you use canned filling, I would go as far as to draining or rinsing off some of the liquid. Or even using a little less milk.

    I’ll let you know how cherry pie filling works out.

  34. Carrie says:

    I haven’t tried reheating it before. I think that it would work, I would just watch it closely so that it doesn’t burn or get over cooked.

  35. Lyne says:

    Must you eat immediately once cooked or can you heat it later in heaven he crock pot once you are ready for a brunch?

  36. stevenandrews says:

    Thanks for sharing this recipe with us.

  37. Carrie says:

    Jenny – Thank you so much for sharing your tips. I’m so glad that you enjoyed this recipe.

  38. Jenny says:

    Thought I’d add my input. I used light syrup since I don’t keep maple on hand and 1/2 cup of heavy cream and 1/2 cup of 2% milk, which is also only what I keep on hand. I have a large oval crock pot with low and high settings. I used a bag liner to make cleanup easier but I still sprayed the inside with baking spray. I did everything else by recipe, but I cooked on high for 90 minutes. At about an hour I checked the sides and used a spoon to loosen them and also pulled the bag up, (mine are clear) so I could see if they were getting too done…one side seemed to be cooking faster so I rotated the bag around on my slow cooker. The middle was still very jiggly at this point. 30 minutes later it was done after cooking on high the entire time, the edges were nicely caramelized and the middle had cooked through and was fluffy. Perfect! My slow cooker is old, I was thinking about replacing it with one that had more options, but after seeing how many people had problems cooking this on low and it not getting done, and mine cooking fine after 90 minutes on high, I think I’ll keep her a bit longer.

  39. Carrie says:

    Yes, that would work great! Just store in the refrigerate overnight.

  40. Angel says:

    Can you pre mix ingredients at night and just pop it in the crockpot in the morning?

  41. Carrie says:

    Sorry I haven’t doubled this recipe before. I would start by adding 1 hour of the cook time and then watch it closely after that. Let us know how it turns out.

  42. Emilee Hollis says:

    Have made this many times, but need to double receipe for sunrise service. How much longer should I allow for it to cook?

  43. Carrie says:

    This is so great to hear – let us know how it is with the bananas and brown sugar. Thank you!

  44. Aileen says:

    I made this for my annual Christmas morning breakfast buffet for my children and grandchildren. They absolutely loved it!! Made it twice already and making it again today for brunch. Trying it with the bananas and brown sugar today.

  45. Pupathi Sadagopan says:

    Very tasty recipe…I really tried it on lockdown period. Thanks for sharing.

  46. Carrie says:

    The syrup is not a strong flavor in this recipe but it does as a sweetness to the middle filling. You can use honey instead if you prefer. I haven’t tried it without it before but I think it would still be good too just not as sweet. Thanks!

  47. Carrie says:

    Yes, you can reduce the recipe in half. I think it’ll cook faster since it won’t be as thick in the crock pot so I would cook it for 1-1.5 hours on low in the crock pot and then check it after that time. Thanks!

  48. Mary says:

    Can you make 1/2 the recipe? There are only 2 of us. Would you cook it the same length of time?

  49. MaryJane says:

    I would love to try this but have a quick question. Is the syrup a must? I LOVE French Toast but not a syrup person. Has this been tried without syrup? For those who have made this – is the syrup apparent? Thanks!!

  50. Carrie says:

    I’m sure it can be done in the oven but I haven’t tried it yet. I would start out cooking it at 350 degrees F and check on it after 15-20 minutes. Let us know how it turns out!

  51. Jill says:

    5 stars
    Can this be done in the oven instead of crock pot? If so, what temperature and how long? Thanks

  52. Carrie Green says:

    5 stars
    I have made this several times and it is always a big hit! Thanks for all your recipes! My family likes to eat and I love cooking in a crockpot with the wonderful smells and tasty food when done!

  53. Kristi says:

    5 stars
    This was a fun and delicious twist to cinnamon rolls.

  54. Dee Austin says:

    5 stars
    Oh. My. Cinnamon. Roll. Love. ???????? This has become a Saturday morning favorite!

  55. A. Wallace says:

    5 stars
    This is one of my go-to’s for Christmas morning! It’s a hit with my family! As we see what Santa has brought and we open gifts, it’s cooking so I don’t have to slave over a hot oven the entire day! I love it!!!!!

  56. Cyndi Ralston says:

    5 stars
    My husband made this one when I left out the recipe and he got up before me. It was really good and a treat for him to make it for me.

  57. Drew says:

    5 stars
    This is the best if you have a big family to feed! PLUs its all the soft middle my family loves!!

  58. Gretchen S. says:

    No one ever commented back on if this turned out when they made it the night before, if it turned out. Or if they cooked it in the oven, how long they cooked it.

  59. Carrie says:

    I haven’t tried it but I think applesauce or mashed bananas would work great to substitute for the egg in this recipe. Thank you!

  60. Michelle says:

    We have an egg allergy in the family. Could you substitute anything for the egg?

  61. Carrie says:

    It doesn’t need to scramble as we whisk the ingredients together before adding it to the crock pot and then the crock pot cooks the casserole. Enjoy!

  62. Steph says:

    What makes the bottom scramble

  63. Carrie says:

    I think they will work if thawed out but I haven’t tried those before so I’m not 100% sure. If you try it out, please let us know how it turns out!

  64. Stephanie Hyde says:

    Could I use the frozen bagged cinnamon rolls that Rhodes makes if I thaw them?

  65. Carrie says:

    2 (12 oz) cans – Thank you!

  66. Angie says:

    Hi. One 12 ounce cinnamon rolls or two 12 oz?

  67. Carrie says:

    I don’t recommend cooking it on high as the outside might burn some without the middle being down. I would still cook it on low and extend the time since your crock pot is smaller and so it might be thicker in the crock pot. I hope you enjoy it!

  68. Carrie says:

    Yes, if you double the cinnamon rolls, I would double everything else too. Thank you!

  69. Jasmine says:

    When doubling the cinnamon rolls should everything else be doubled too? I havent seen you reply with an answer to this question yet and i MUST know for my family this weekend! Haha

  70. Alyssa says:

    4 stars
    I have a smaller crockpot and I was wondering if I could cook this on high instead of on low?

  71. Carrie says:

    Yes, that would work great!

  72. Jennifer says:

    Could I use almond milk instead of cows milk?

  73. Carrie says:

    Sorry, I’m not on the gams or ounces per serving as each batch is slightly different. 1 serving would be 1/10 of the entire amount. Thank you!

  74. brandee frye says:

    How many grams or ounces per serving?

  75. Carrie says:

    I’m not sure as I haven’t tried that yet. If you try it, please let us know how it turns out!

  76. Korrie Locken says:

    Can you add apple pie filling or other fillings to this?

  77. Carrie says:

    I haven’t tried those before so I’m not sure. You might want to defrost them first and then use them for this recipe. If you try it, let us know how it turns out. Thank you!

  78. Nikki says:

    What if you use frozen cinnamon rolls like rhodes? Would it work baked over night?

  79. Carrie says:

    You’re welcome! I hope you enjoy it!

  80. auto says:

    5 stars
    Thanks for the recipe

  81. Elizabeth says:

    Is the middle supposed to be doughie after 2 1/2 hours? Not as done as the edges.

  82. Denese says:

    Thanks for the recipe. I’m going to add raisins.

  83. Dixie Myklebust says:

    Maureen Sullivan you said you baked it at 400 degrees how long did you bake?

  84. Amanda says:

    Can you cool this on high if you don’t have 2 1/2 hours to cook it?

  85. Alli says:

    i Have made this a few times for family gatherings. Its a hit! Just struggle sometimes with the middle fully cooking in the crockpot.
    I think i have cooked it for 3hours before.

    Still working on making it perfect!

  86. Ali says:

    Your ingredients are very ambiguous as to whether you need 2 – 12 oz. tubes, or 12 oz. total. Thanks!

  87. Tracey says:

    Hi. Can I double the recipe, if so would I double all the ingredients and time?
    I’m looking to make for work.
    Thank you

  88. Sara says:

    This recipe was almost three years old but still people visiting and trying to make this. Thanks for sharing.

  89. maplehoney says:

    made this and had no trouble with egg mixture because I mixed it with my hand mixer real well. then wrap a flour sack type of dish cloth around crockpot lid–this keeps all moisture from falling down on rolls. cooked on low in 2 hours and 15 min.

  90. dianna edwards says:

    Can you bake it in oven? If so what temp and how long?

  91. Carrie says:

    That’s the correct setting. This crock pot might just be a different size than the one I used so the casserole might be thicken. I would increase the cook time to 3.5 hours and check it from there next time. Thank you.

  92. Mary says:

    I am making these now. My son bought a programable Crock-Pot last night. I’ve never used one before now. I cooked it on Slow cook for 2 1/2 hours but it was still doughy. Is there a different setting I can use? Or should I have just cooked it on “Slow cook” for 4 hours? Thanks!!

  93. Carrie says:

    Yes, that’s what I would try. Thank you!

  94. Debbie says:

    I have a 6 Qt with 4-6-8-10 hr buttons, would I cook on 4hr and turn it off after 2.5 hr?

  95. Erin says:

    4 stars
    This was tasty! Followed the recipe to a T, but my egg mixture definitely scrambled ? not sure where I went wrong.

  96. Michelle LaForest says:

    5 stars
    This does look great. I will have to fix them sometime. I have a slow cooker about how long would it take in there?

  97. Maureen Sullivan says:

    5 stars
    The first time I made it I thought there was too much liquid in it (I followed directions exactly). Second time I made it with six cans of rolls (for staff at work) with five eggs and the rest the same and it was perfect. Because I didn’t have 2.5 hours in the morning before work to prep it, I baked it in a pan in the oven at 400 the night before then put it in a warm crockpot.

  98. Janette says:

    5 stars
    FYI: when using reduced fat cinnamon rolls, it takes about 3 1/2 hours on low.

  99. April says:

    I dont like maple syrup. Is there anything that can be substituted instead?

  100. Mary jo says:

    What kind of syrup would one substitute for the maple?

  101. Carrie says:

    Sure

  102. Kelly says:

    Can you just use egg whites?

  103. TERI says:

    Will have to try with apples looks so yummy .Thx for Sharing .

  104. Barbara Dunham says:

    5 stars
    Some of this will go to waste, but I’m making it for sure.

  105. Joy says:

    Can you use a cream cheese icing for it?

  106. Carrie says:

    I have not doubled but it would definitely depend on the size of you crock pot. If it is larger you probably could.

  107. Nicole says:

    Just curious what brand of cinnamon rolls you used??

  108. Dana says:

    Has anyone doubled this recipe? Curious if it can be and if it comes out the same. I want to do this for a large crowd. Thank you.

  109. Carrie says:

    I would think about 8

  110. Laurie Lesthaeghe says:

    How many will this serve?

  111. Amy says:

    Oops. I prepped mine the night before. We shall see how it turns out!

  112. Hannah says:

    Can this recipe be doubled? Looks delicious!

  113. Jill Freeman says:

    Where do you find the cinnamon roll in a tin, I live in Australia and have never seen it, would love to make this recipe

  114. Wendy Mccammon says:

    5 stars
    Omg

  115. Jeanie says:

    5 stars
    I made this over night. I double lined the crock with parchment paper and sprayed it really well. Cooked it on low for 5 hours and let it sit on warm until we wanted to eat it. I took a photo of it, but couldn’t figure out how to post it. My kids were so excited to have fresh rolls when they woke up and I was excited that it actually worked! ???

  116. Carrie says:

    Yes you can.

  117. Heather says:

    Can you use regular syrup or does it have to be maple syrup.

  118. Carrie says:

    6 qt

  119. Carrie says:

    Heather, I have not tried that for this recipe so I would have to say no.

  120. Heather says:

    Can you prep and leave sitting in the liquid mixture overnight?

  121. Brian Harrell says:

    What size crock pot do you cook it in?

  122. Carrie says:

    I cooked it on low

  123. Kaitlyn says:

    5 stars
    I’m making it a second time for a church breakfast, everyone there loved it last time!

  124. Michele says:

    Do you cook it on low or high?
    Thanks!

  125. Carrie says:

    That will be delicious!

  126. Emryld says:

    5 stars
    Making this for the second time after it was a big hit with my fiancé and his kids, but this time I’m using orange-flavored icing. I’m excited to see how it tastes this time!

  127. Ashley says:

    5 stars
    If you don’t have 2.5 hours can you do it on high?

  128. Dawn says:

    5 stars
    Made this Christmas morning! So easy and so good!

  129. Susan I. Crittenden says:

    5 stars
    I am going to try this with the orange rolls! I have no doubt my family will love it!! Thank you for sharing this recipe.

  130. Julie says:

    5 stars
    Making it right now.. see how it goes. I added chopped apples .

  131. Rhinda Huskins says:

    5 stars
    Do you have a recipe for the cinnamon roll icing? There is never enough in one of the rolls for 4 of us to have. This looks delicious.
    Thank you,
    Rhonda

  132. Carrie says:

    Delicious!

  133. Cede says:

    I made this last weekend it was delicious! This time I am adding raisins ?

  134. Pearl Edwards says:

    Going to make this today. My two grandsons & oneofmy great grand sons are over for the week- end. Two Big eaters. Need something to fill them up !!!

  135. janice keeton says:

    5 stars
    I am going to fix this over the weekend. It just looks so yummy.