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    Place rolls in greased baking dish or cake pan. Drizzle butter/brown sugar/cinnamon mixture over rolls. Place in over on center rack and bake for 30-45 minutes (depending on your oven). When you take it out of the oven check to make sure it isn't doughy. Heat icing up in microwave, only about 10 seconds and drizzle it overtop. Let sit til it cools a bit and serve warm.

    Additional info: I used a 9 inch round nonstick pie pan for mine. I cook mine about 40 minutes and check with a fork. I pull one top piece up to see if it's still doughy. I think you could also omit the butter/brown sugar/cinnamon mixture too if it comes out too sweet but I havent yet tried to omit it. You can also make this with one can just cutting all the other ingredients in half.

    Normally I would try to make this from scratch but I had two cans leftover from I don't know how long ago and they were about to go bad. Instead of making a whole bunch of rolls I figured I'd make this instead.
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    Sounds delish!!!...and very high in calories! YUM! (Everybody's "food posts" are making me hungry!)
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    I guess that calories could be a make or break it for some people. Personally I don't watch ALL my calories but I'm sure if you just took a small serving size at a time then it wouldn't be so bad. We usually make brownies, a cake, some kinda sweet bread, rolls or whatever and it takes us 2 weeks to eat it. So I guess we aren't really packing all the calories in at one time. lol.
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