Cinnamon-Sugar Pizza made with Crescent Rolls

5. Bake the Cinnamon-Sugar Pizza

• Return the pizza to the oven and bake for 8–10 minutes, or until the edges turn golden brown and the sugar melts into a sticky, caramel-like topping.
• Keep an eye on it to prevent the sugar from burning.

6. Optional: Add Toppings

Once baked, you can get creative:

• Chocolate chips or caramel drizzle for extra sweetness.
• Mini marshmallows for a gooey texture.
• Fresh fruits like strawberries, blueberries, or banana slices for a fruity twist.

7. Slice and Serve

• Allow the pizza to cool for a few minutes—this helps it hold together.
• Slice it like a regular pizza and serve warm.
• Optionally, drizzle with icing or cream cheese glaze for an extra touch of indulgence.

Tips for Perfection

• For a crispier base, press the crescent dough thinly in the pan.
• Don’t overbake; crescent dough cooks quickly and can burn if left too long.
• Experiment with spices—nutmeg or pumpkin spice can add a seasonal twist.
• This dessert is best served fresh and warm, though leftovers can be reheated in the oven for a few minutes.

Why This Recipe Works

• Crescent rolls are flaky and buttery, making them an excellent base for sweet toppings.
• The combination of cinnamon and sugar brings warmth and nostalgia.
• Baking the base briefly before adding the topping ensures a perfectly cooked crust that can support all your sweet additions.

Cinnamon-Sugar Pizza made with Crescent Rolls is a fun, easy dessert that brings together creamy, buttery, and sweet flavors in every bite. Whether it’s a family brunch, a holiday treat, or a last-minute dessert, this recipe is guaranteed to delight everyone.

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