I'm on a cinnamon swirl hunt, who makes the best ones?

[AislingBeaFan]

I know the real answer to this is Costco but that isn't a possibility

Costa's was too hard.

Can reach a Starbucks, Pret and a M&S.

Never bother with cakes from Starbucks!! M&S is probably your best bet out of those options

Asda do a cook at home refrigerated roll. Looks like a sausage, slice and bake!! Delicious!!

My mum...

Are you looking for a flatter pastry type or a thick bread type?

LIDL, from the freshly baked counter.

Gail’s.

Sainsbury's hands down best I've ever had!!

Oh I could really do with a cinnamon swirl now! Of those options then M&S or Pret, followed by Starbucks (but if Starbucks, ask if they can heat it for you).

Lidl have a great bakery section. I haven't had cinammon swirls, but their pastels de nata, cheese straws and crusty bread are all amazing.

Lidl!

Not Asda, their swirls aren't great but the cinnamon rolls with the caramelly icing are delicious.

Ikea in the random frozen stuff section (seriously)

In order of greatness: Lidl, M&S, Waitrose, Sainsbury’s, Tesco. IKEA do these amazing little cinnamon swirly things in a packet. They are absolutely amazing 🤤

If you're in South London - Blackbird Bakery!

Tesco do frozen ones to bake at home which are really rather nice...

The airport shop at O'Hare.

@LadyMonicaBaddingham

I was coming on this thread to say the tesco bake at home ones!

Cinnabon.

www.jocooks.com/recipes/cinnabons-cinnamon-rolls/

Gail's bakery in London! I live in Newcastle and whenever we visit London, I have to get my daily fix!

Cinnabon in America WITHOUT A DOUBT. There is one in London if you're local.

Otherwise, I think Starbucks has it - if they haven't been left out for ages.

IKEA

Starbucks for me, delish 😋

Another vote for cinnabon if you can access it

The Swedes

(Call it a 'Danish' pastry and watch their faces change colour.)

The cinnabon dupe recipe works very well.

Definitely agree with lidl!