Looking for a fun and festive breakfast idea? Try these cute Snowman Cinnamon Rolls! They’re adorable, easy to make, and perfect for adding a little holiday cheer to your morning. Made with simple store-bought ingredients, they’re as cute as they are delicious — the kids will love helping decorate them too!

You can male these cinnamon rolls for Christmas morning, holiday brunch, or even just an activity with the kids over winter break. The best part? These Christmas cinnamon rolls make your breakfast table look extra special without any fuss. Warm, sweet, and full of holiday spirit — they’re sure to become a family favorite!
Why I Love These Snowman Cinnamon Rolls
- Just a few ingredients
- Fun and festive for Christmas morning
- Great for kids to help make
- Easy to customize
I love cute treats to add to our Christmas morning after opening gifts. I tried these last year and they were a hit so I figured I would share them with you. My girls thought they were fun and we enjoyed them throughout the day relaxing after all of the craziness. If you want more than 4 just double the recipe!
Ingredients Needed for Cute Snowman Cinnamon Rolls

| ☃️ Refrigerated Cinnamon Rolls and Icing – I used Pillsbury, but any brand will work! These make things super easy and taste amazing once baked. You’ll use both the rolls and the icing that comes in the package. ☃️ Pretzel Sticks – These are perfect for creating the snowman’s little “arms.” They add such a fun, crunchy touch! ☃️ Mini Chocolate Chips – Use these for the eyes and mouth. They give your snowmen that adorable frosty face. ☃️ Mini M&Ms – These make the cutest buttons down the snowman’s body. Pick your favorite colors to match your Christmas theme! ☃️ Orange Cookie Icing – This will be your snowman’s “carrot nose.” Just a little squeeze adds so much personality! |

How to Make Cinnamon Rolls into Snowmen
Step 1: Prep your cinnamon rolls. You will use 4 full cinnamon rolls as the body and then 4 will be cut smaller for the heads. So for the head carefully cut about ¼ inch off the outer edge – see the picture below! Discard the other piece or cook them up along side to not let it go to waste.
Step 2: Build your snowmen. Line a baking sheet with parchment paper and place the rolls down so that the small one (the head) is just touching the bigger one (the body). Make a few of these little snowmen across the sheet, spacing them out so they have room to bake.
Step 3: Bake and cool. Pop them in the oven for 10–13 minutes, or until they’re golden and baked through. Once done, let them cool — this makes decorating so much easier (and less messy!).

Step 4: Frost and decorate. Spread the icing that came with your cinnamon rolls to make them snow-white. Stick a pretzel stick into each side for arms, then add mini chocolate chips for eyes and a smile. Use your orange cookie icing for the nose, and finish with a few mini M&Ms down the body for buttons.
Step 5: Serve and enjoy! Your snowman cinnamon rolls are ready! Serve them on Christmas morning with cocoa or coffee for a cozy holiday treat.

Additions & Substitutions
You can totally make these your own!
- Use homemade frosting for a fun twist.
- Decorate with sprinkles or colorful gels to make them extra festive.
- Add a little cinnamon or pumpkin spice for some holiday cheer.
- Give him a scarf with some of the M&M’s
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Cute Snowman Cinnamon Rolls
Ingredients
Method
- You will use 4 full cinnamon rolls as the body and then 4 will be cut smaller for the heads. So for the head carefully cut about ¼ inch off the outer edge – see the picture in the post. (Discard the other piece or cook them up along side to not let it go to waste.)
- Line a baking sheet with parchment paper and place the rolls down so that the small one (the head) is just touching the bigger one (the body). Make a few of these little snowmen across the sheet, spacing them out so they have room to bake.
- Pop them in the oven for 10–13 minutes, or until they’re golden and baked through. Once done, let them cool.
- Spread the icing that came with your cinnamon rolls to make them snow-white.
- Stick a pretzel into each side for arms, then add mini chocolate chips for eyes and a smile. Use your orange cookie icing for the nose, and finish with a few mini M&Ms down the body for buttons.
- Use your orange cookie icing for the nose, and finish with a few mini M&Ms down the body for buttons.





