Cinnamon Butter YUM!

We have a bakery in town that makes caramel apple bread. It is so yummy. It's also priced to where it's something I rarely ever buy. That's why I made up the Apple Butterscotch Bread. But today I decided to buy a loaf. It has probably been a year since I bought a loaf. They also sell a cinnamon butter that is just heavenly on the bread. However, it's an extra $4 to buy it. So you're looking at $10 for a loaf of very yummy bread and a package of very yummy cinnamon butter. Too much for me to spend on bread and butter so I made my own cinnamon butter at home! It's super easy and so good. Here ya go!

Cinnamon Butter

1 stick of butter (softened, I even like to microwave it just a bit to get it slightly runny, it makes it easier to blend together)
1/2 cup of powdered sugar
1 1/2- 2 tsp of cinnamon (depends on how strong you want it, I used closer to 2 tsp)

Mix all ingredients in a bowl with an electric hand mixer until combined well. It should be nice and creamy. Store in the refrigerator but I find it's best to let it sit out for a bit to soften before each use. Enjoy!

This would be great on everything from yeast rolls, pancakes, waffles, and more! It is so good! Hope you enjoy!

Happy Eating!

Comments

Patricia @ ButterYum said…

$10 for a loaf of bread and some butter??? OUCH! I'd make my own too!!

I love flavored butters. You should try honey or maple butter sometime. Equal parts salted butter at room temp, and either pure maple syrup or honey. My family devours both!

:)
ButterYum

August 3, 2010 at 2:33 PM

Erica said…

Oh I will be making this today. My husband and children love this when we go out to eat!

Thanks for sharing.

August 9, 2010 at 1:45 PM

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