Honey Cinnamon Butter Recipe from The Food Charlatan. (2024)

Cinnamon Honey Butter is a fast and easy make-ahead topping for your fresh baked rolls this Thanksgiving or Christmas. Also makes for a great neighbor gift or hostess gift! Or heck even a treat yo self gift.Originally published November 24, 2014.

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Guys, we did it…we decorated for Christmas this weekend. I know, I know, let me have it. I really want to hear your exclamationsaboutleaving behind Thanksgiving. Someone has to defend Poor Old Thanksgiving, or he might realize that he’s just a holiday with NO FEELINGS AT ALL.

I was reading an old blog post of mine and came across this (from back when only my mom read this bloggy-blog. Hi mom!) (and yes, I am about to quote myself, get ready for this):

“Doesn’t Christmas time just make you want to hug everybody? In my personal heaven, it will be Christmas all the time. And don’t give me this “if-it-was-Christmas-every-day-it-wouldn’t-be-special” crap. This isheaven, people. Vegetables will taste like brownies. I will never have to apply eyeliner and my hair will always be done. There will be free samples of everything at the grocery store. And it will ALWAYSbe Christmas.”

I am not going to be one of those old ladies wearing red hats with purple shoes. I’m going to be the one who never takes down her Christmas tree and wears peppermint perfume everyday.

Can’tThanksgiving and Christmas be BFFs? Kind of like when you have a second baby and you feel really bad for your unborn child because, well, there’s no way you could love it as much as your first. But then you DO.

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Why I love this Cinnamon Honey Butter Recipe!

Oh man guys. This stuff is so good. There is no baked good, be it humble toast or an elegant crepe, that isn’t better when you put this magical stuff on top. It’s even better than Texas Roadhouse butter (like no comparison). Plus it’s so easy that I can have it ready in minutes, for myself or because I need a quick gift that’s sure to delight.

Honey Cinnamon Butter

This recipe is the perfect Thanksgiving-Christmas mashup. Because nothing could be more perfect to top your rolls this Thursday, PLUS these make awesome neighbor gifts for later in December. I mean, it’s not like you’re going to get tired of Cinnamon Honey Butter. It transcends boredom. I’ve heard this is just like the Cinnamon Honey Butterthey serve with the rolls at Texas Roadhouse. I wouldn’t know because I’ve never been. Report back if you think it’s the same! (Update: I tried the Texas Roadhouse kind this weekend. It pales in comparison. Like, seriously, no competition.)

Honey Cinnamon Butter Recipe ingredients

Here’s a quick shopping list to help you gather your ingredients. See the recipe card below for the full ingredients and instructions!

Salted butter

Powdered sugar

Honey

Cinnamon

How to make Cinnamon Butter

Here’s a quick overview of how to make this cinnamon honey butter. Scroll down to the recipe card for full instructions!

Use the whisk attachment on your mixer to beat the butter for 1 minute.
Add the powdered sugar, honey, and cinnamon. Beat on low until the powdered sugar is incorporated, then beat on medium for a bit.
Scrape the sides and bottom, then beat again until it is smooth. Your butter is now ready to serve, store, or gift.

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Uses for Honey Cinnamon Butter

There are sooo many ways to use this butter. Here are a few of my favorites!

How to store this Cinnamon Butter Recipe

You can store this butter just the way you’d store normal butter. If you plan to eat it pretty soon, it’s fine to store it, covered, on the counter. If you want to save it for later or eat it over a longer period of time, put it in the fridge. Just like regular butter, you can also freeze it!

How long does honey butter last?

Butter lasts a long time. On the counter it’s good for a couple weeks, but in the fridge, it’s good for 3 months. You can freeze it for 6 months.

Serve Cinnamon Honey Butter with:

Big Fat Crescent Rolls, yeah<<–I’m hanging onto this title from yesteryear. Mainly because when you google “Big fat charlatan,” this is the top hit. I’ve made these rolls who knows how many times, they always turn out.

Samoan Coconut Rolls << this would be an awesome combo.

Aunt Shirley’s Famous Homemade Dinner Roll << these fluffy puffy morsels of delight are just begging to be slathered in honey butter.

Soft and Fluffy Parker House Rolls << made with instant potato flakes!

Sweet and Moist Cornbread Recipe << this cornbread is already so buttery…

Flaky Buttermilk Biscuits from Scratch << almost too decadent a combo to imagine.

Never enough butter!

Homemade Honey Butter Ambrosia from One Good Thing by Jillee

Citrus Whipped Honey Butter from Sand and Sisal

Crockpot Cranberry Butter from The View From Great Island

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Honey Cinnamon Butter (BETTER than Texas Roadhouse)

4.52 from 31 votes

Prep: 5 minutes mins

Total: 5 minutes mins

Servings: 36 Servings

Ingredients

▢ 1 cup salted butter, room temperature
▢ 1 cup powdered sugar
▢ 1 cup honey
▢ 2 teaspoons cinnamon

Instructions

Use the whisk attachment on your mixer to beat the butter for 1 minute. (You can do this with regular beaters of course. Or a wooden spoon.)
Add the powdered sugar, honey, and cinnamon. Beat on low until the powdered sugar is incorporated, then beat on medium for a bit.
Scrape the sides and bottom, then beat again until it is smooth.
This recipe will fit into 6 4-ounce mason jars, or 3 half-pint mason jars.
Store this however you normally store butter. Put it in the fridge if you plan on keeping it for a while, or on the counter if it will be eaten within a couple days. Either way it should be served room temperature.

Notes

This will keep in the fridge for as long as butter keeps in the fridge, at least 5-6 months.

Source: This one’s all over the internets, but the first place I saw it was years ago on Fly Through Our Window

Nutrition

Course: Appetizer

Cuisine: American

Calories: 87

Keyword: butter, Cinnamon, Honey

Did you make this? I’d love to see it!Mention @thefoodcharlatan or tag #thefoodcharlatan!

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How Long Does Honey Butter Last. Keep homemade honey butter in an airtight container in the fridge. It will last this way for quite some time (at least one month). You can also freeze it for up to three months.

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You can use honey butter as a spread on toast, biscuits, cornbread, pancakes, waffles, muffins, French toast. Melt and drizzle it on your next batch of popcorn or a sheet of roasted veggies. Add a pat to baked potatoes, corn on the cob, grilled steak or seafood.

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Downey's Cinnamon Honey Butter, All-natural spread to use as a marinade, or an excellent topping on croissants, ice cream, muffins and baked goods. 8 oz container (Pack of 2)

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Natural, properly preserved honey will not expire. In fact, archeologists found honey thousands of years old in ancient Egyptian tombs, and it was still good!

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Store honey butter in an airtight container at room temperature for 1-3 days. Or in the refrigerator for up to 1 month.

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Can honey butter go bad? Yes, honey butter can go bad. If you leave it out on the counter it will likely take only a couple of days for it to go bad. It's less likely to go bad in the refrigerator and even less likely in the freezer.

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However, it's important to note that even though honey butter may last longer at room temperature compared to regular butter, it is still recommended to store it in the refrigerator to further extend its shelf life and maintain its quality.

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Land O' Lakes Honey Butter Spread, $2.25

That's right, in addition to this Honey Butter Spread, there's Cinnamon Sugar, and, if you're feeling savory, Garlic & Herb. Come April 6, “the best butter” at Aldi has got some stiff — err, spreadable — competition.

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Steps to Make It

In a small bowl, combine softened butter, cinnamon, and confectioners' sugar; blend thoroughly and chill until serving time. Serve rounded teaspoonfuls on baked or plain mashed sweet potatoes, or serve along with quick bread, muffins, scones, or pancakes.

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If you keep it in a good quality refrigerator, it can last for months. It's only the butter that will go off eventually; the honey never does. For general safety's sake, make it in small batches and use it all up within a reasonable amount of time and you'll be fine.

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