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<\/a><\/p>\nHere’s the really cool part. All you need is a tube of crescent rolls, oil, and a sprinkling of sugar.<\/p>\n
Earlier this year I was visiting Epcot with my family and my daughter and I passed a cronut stand. We intrigued by the name and decided to order one, even though we really had no idea what it was, except it smelled absolutely amazing!<\/p>\n
What came out was a deep fried croissant covered in cinnamon and sugar. It was so amazingly delicious my daughter and I quickly ate it before we met up with the rest of the family so we didn’t have to share.<\/p>\n
Seriously.<\/p>\n
Two adults shoving deep fried croissant in their mouth as they walked through the World Showcase to avoid having to share.<\/p>\n
It was just that good.<\/p>\n
Since then, it’s been on my list of thing I want to try to make at home. I felt the family needed a chance to taste these delicious treats and I didn’t want to be greedy. \ud83d\ude09<\/p>\n
We usually do something to celebrate the last day of summer (before we start school) so I thought the best way to tell my kids summer was officially over was with plate of delicious, melt in your mouth cronuts.<\/p>\n
It worked. They were so happy, they didn’t even care that their days of sleeping until 10:30 and staying up way too late were coming to an end. They were eating cronuts.<\/p>\n