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I tested Hailey Bieber's viral Cinnamon Rolls (honest taste test)

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I made Hailey Bieber's viral cinnamon rolls and have a taste test to see if the are any good... Hailey's recipe: Blend wet ingredient: 1 1/4 cup cottage cheese 1 tsp Vanilla extract 2 tbs maple syrup mix dry ingredient: 1 3/4 cups flours 2 1/2 tsp baking powder mix wet and dry together (leave 3 tbs of wet mixture as frosting) knead and roll out dough. toppings: spread 1 tbs of coconut oil and cover dough sprinkle 1 cup of brown sugar and 3 tbs of cinnamon form a dough and cut into pieces. bake at 200 degrees for 20 min let it cool and add frosting My adjustments: wet ingredient: date syrup instead of maple syrup dough was a bit dry so I added about 3 tbs of almond milk I used erythritol instead of brown sugar with a bit of date syrup for dough topping frosting: 120g of low fat cream cheese mixed with 3 tbs of powdered erythritol You will like these Videos too: How to make homemade chocolate bars: Healthy, sugar-free, vegan: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Glijsl5RZHs&t=22s testing viral TikTok dessert recipes 🍫 *surprising results*: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=794D_yLbeww&t=11s Making the BEST 6 BAKED OATS Recipes + Taste Test| Boyfriend is ranking best to worst | How to Guide: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cNwYPVJ5QlE ⚡️S O C I A L S ⚡️: ☆ Insta: https://www.instagram.com/wellwithmonia/ ☆ Tik Tok : https://www.tiktok.com/@wellwithmonia ► B U S I N E S S I N Q U I R I E S wellwithmonia@gmail.com

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Welcome to Glow Up Kitchen, aka my new little series where we make healthy recipes to make you hotter, healthier, and happier. In this video I finally tested Hailey Bieber’s viral cinnamon rolls that have been all over TikTok—and as a certified cinnamon bun girl, I had to do an honest taste test. The base is a cottage cheese dough (yes, cottage cheese), blended with vanilla and a sweetener, then mixed with flour and baking powder. I didn’t have every ingredient exactly, so I winged a few things and shared both the original recipe and my modifications. Real talk: my dough was a bit dry, so I added a little almond milk until it turned into an actual dough (and honestly, it surprised me—super easy, not sticky, and it rolled out so nicely). For the filling, I used coconut oil plus cinnamon, and swapped brown sugar for erythritol with a little date syrup. Then I baked them at 200° for about 20 minutes. The biggest upgrade? The frosting. I wasn’t obsessed with the kept-cottage-cheese-mixture frosting (it tasted kind of sour to me), so I made my favorite: low-fat cream cheese + powdered erythritol (and you can add a tiny bit of rice syrup if you want it sweeter). Final verdict: 10/10, not overhyped—these are genuinely so good and way healthier than store-bought cinnamon buns.

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