This Monkey Bread comes together quickly and is perfect for serving overnight guests! They are one of my favorite no-fail recipes! Be sure to check out my from-scratch Homemade Monkey Bread too!
Monkey Bread
This is quite possibly the easiest and quickest recipe you will ever see. (Five ingredients total!) Not only is it the easiest, but quite possibly the best tasting rolls I have ever made. The secret ingredient is butterscotch pudding. Yes, really! (Just in case you prefer an all-from-scratch Monkey Bread, try this one.)
Tips and Tricks for Monkey Bread:
I made a miniature batch of the rolls in this cute little bundt pan and it only fit about 11 frozen rolls. When baked they had all magically lined up perfectly!
Every other time I have made the bread in a regular size bundt pan, the bread twists and turns and forms itself into bite-size pull away pieces. (Or, what a monkey bread traditionally looks like.) I have also made these in an 8×8 and 9×13 pan, which work equally well.
If you let the rolls sit out for longer than 12 hours, they can start to get so huge that they deflate. 8-10 hour seems to work best.
I have also heard this bread also called ‘pull apart bread’ and of course, caramel rolls. 🙂
These rolls are delectable. Delightful.
Divine.
With a recipe as easy and inexpensive as this, you really must try them. I promise you will not be disappointed!
This Monkey Bread comes together quickly and is perfect for serving overnight guests! They are one of my favorite no-fail recipes! Be sure to check out my from-scratch Homemade Monkey Bread too!
- 20 frozen Rhodes rolls
- 1 package COOK & SERVE butterscotch pudding, do not use instant
- 1/2 cup (1 stick, 113g) melted butter
- 3/4 cup brown sugar
- 1 tsp. cinnamon
- Chopped Nuts if desired
- Prepare the desired pan. (I use baking spray in a bundt pan)
- Sprinkle nuts in the pan if desired.
- Add twenty frozen rolls around the pan.
- Evenly spread dry pudding mix over rolls.
- In a medium bowl combine sugar, cinnamon, and melted butter. Pour over rolls.
- Leave on counter, uncovered, overnight. If you want to cover spray a piece of plastic wrap with non-stick spray and loosely place over the pan.
- When ready to serve, place in oven and bake at 350°F for 25 to 30 minutes.
If you love this recipe you will also enjoy my Homemade Monkey Bread! And ready for a SUPER amazing twist? Try my Sprinkles Monkey Bread!!
What are Rhodes rolls?
It’s a frozen, pre-made roll found in the frozen food aisle.
This looks delicious I will definitely try this recipe thank you for sharing
I love your recipes and videos! Thank you🤶🎅🌲🌻
Thank you!
I love that you are a down to earth person, “human” you are delightful with your everyday life situations and demonstrate that this is a part of baking, hey life happens in between the love of baking! Lol I love your easy to follow recipes as well as the , hey do you believe I made this masterpieces! Congrats to you lady, you got this!
Thank you SO much, Cheryl! <3
Did it!! Great job and delicious too
My grandma has been making this exact recipe since I was a little girl. Now I make it for my kids every Christmas morning. I love it!
Question: I am making your five ingredient Monkey bread, and very excited to be doing so. I have a question. How do you store it? Can it be frozen after it’s baked? I have a small family and don’t want to waste a bit of it!
Hi Irene! I would place it in a Tupperware and you can store it on the counter or refrigerator. It should reheat well. I wouldn’t freeze it, the caramel will change consistency and might be weird!
We looked for cook and serve pudding but could not find it. What’s the difference? Also, what size pudding package? Thanks!
I love to learn you recipes to bake for my lil family thank you
what size pudding package. the small one or the large one?
Small