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16 Comments on Fresh Baked Cinnamon Rolls at the Greenbrier Farm Market
Oh yeah...............freash warm cinnamon rolls with icing..................sign me up!
Howdy and afternoon Rebecca
Rebecca my friend, those sure are mighty tasty looking fresh backed cinnamon rolls, that Nancy and Steve make and sale at their Greenbrier Farm Market store. I sure can see why folks come there to buy their many different items.
Have a good one
Dale in New Hampshire
And I bet they tasted as good as they look; yummy!
Yum, Yummy!!! Oh How I used to have a sweet tooth for some nice cinnamon rolls like these. Just looking at them added 10 pounds, and I couldn't image how much I would weight if I ate a couple of them.
I can see why Greenbier Farm Market is so popular in your area with all those Fresh Baked Goodies.
Rebecca, my daughter tried to make them at home recently and I know they were not as good as those pictured. Yum! Wish I had one and a cup of coffee for desert right now.
Rebecca, darn you and your delicious blogs - I'm gaining poundage just drooling over reading them! If your posts about Greenbrier County and the Greenbrier Farm Market are any indication, I KNOW your clients must be THRILLED with the marketing you do for their homes!
Now, off to Tim Hortons for a cinnamon bun... :-)
Rebecca, those cinnamon rolls look SOOOOO delicious!!! I can resist looking at them, but if I were to smell them...I just know I couldn't resist! :)
Leilani
Rebecca, YUM! I can almost smell them from here --- they look fabulous. Nancy did remove all the calories --- right??
I wish I had one of the cinnamon rolls right now.
Great localism.
Have an outstanding week, with your camera in hand.
Rebecca,
Wow, those cinammon rolls are lovely, I can almost smell them...Ron" loves them. A
Rebecca. Those look amazing! Nothing better than fresh cinnamon rolls! I hope that you enjoyed a great Sunday!
I appreciate everyone stopping by and leaving a comment on this post. The cinnamon rolls are outstanding and my husband LOVES them... so guess I'll be going to the Greenbrier Farm Market next Saturday!
Rebecca,
Great shot. I can smell the cinnamon just by looking at them. :)
Steve
Thanks, Rebecca, for your re-blog of my weekend post.
Have an outstanding week.
Rebecca,
Gosh those look yummy! I could go for one right now!!!
What a great localism and an inspiration to bake or eat cinnamon rolls!
That is so not fair, Rebecca, I love cinnamon rolls and haven't had breakfast yet. They look wonderful and this is a another nice highlight post for Greenbriar Farm Market. I came over from Dale's reblog.