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> kuvasz guy wrote:
>> Pandora wrote:
>> > Hello everibody!
>> > Could anybody tell me if "Cinnamon bread" is a traditional american
>> > bread?
>> > If yes, have you got a recipe? A friend of mine asked me.
>> > TIA
>> > Pandora
>> Pandora,
>> As other posters below have indicated, cinnamon rolls are an entirely
>> different thing. However, I regularly add cinnamon to bread; I
>> especially like adding cinnamon and brown sugar to whole wheat recipes.
>> The flavor really comes through when you toast it. I use a bread
>> maker; Let me know if you'd like a sample recipe.
>>
>> ..fred
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> They may be an entirely different thing, and also I believe are more
> popular or traditional than 'Cinnamon bread'. Cinnamon bread is good &
> all & I do have a loaf of cinnamon-raisin bread in the fridge, but
> Cinnamon rolls? YUM.
>
> I mean, we actally have an entire fast food chain devoted to just
> cinnamon rolls. 'Cinnabon' http://www.cinnabon.com/home.html which is
> the most quintessential cinnamon roll, IMO (although I like home-made
> ones with pecans or walnuts better).
> Cinnamon rolls go hand-in-hand with donuts and the like. The ultimate
> fast 'junk' food breakfast with a "cup of jo". I even think coffee
> cake is more traditional than cinnamon bread.

Ohhh! Now I want to know wht is this famous coffee cake. I like coffee,
indeed !!!!

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Pandora