You can make the same thing at home and for a whole lot less money! They are super easy to do as well.
I have checked out sale prices of Hawaiian rolls at Kroger - and have recently found them for 2.99/12 pack. That works out to about .25 each.
Now think about what you have at home. Pulled pork or BBQ pork, shredded Mexican or BBQ chicken, chicken fillets, NO MORE than a slice or two of deli ham or turkey or roast beef (to be like theirs), leftover ham or turkey, mini burgers...………………. There is no end to the type of yummy roll you can make. They offer only 3 kinds!!!!!
The rolls will probably be even cheaper around Thanksgiving and Christmas - so stock up (freeze) and make your own 'sliders' at home any day of the week. You also know what goes on in your kitchen, unlike the environments of the restaurants.
ENJOY!
I don't like Hawaiian rolls too much sugar. So of course they are good!
ReplyDeleteOh my - I love them. I don't get them often because they usually cost more than others.
DeleteMmmm sounds good! Those sandwiches look so tempting, but you are right, I can fix them cheaper at home. I'll check aldi this week for the rolls.
ReplyDeleteYes indeedy. You can make so many more variations too. I think I am going Friday to Aldi
DeleteI have never heard of these sorts of rolls. We pick up bread and rolls when they are on special and freeze them. We sometimes get the dinner rolls which are just mini bread rolls. I like these for meat and salad rolls as they aren't too big. I agree that making your own is always a better option for both your health and your wallet.
ReplyDeleteKings Hawaiian rolls are basically dinner rolls but with a very rich color and they taste sweeter than regular rolls. I really like them. Not sure if they are sold every where (as in other countries). They seem to be a little pricier than others in general. But they are yummy and now becoming a restaurant hit!
DeleteMini sandwiches could sure be made with any type of rolls.
So in my search to discover what these rolls are (I'm in UK), I found two things - first, US expats living in Europe say they are very much like brioche rolls l, and two, there are recipes to make your own if you feel that way inclined:
ReplyDeletehttps://www.cdkitchen.com/recipes/recs/520/Kings_Hawaiian_Bread31102.shtml
Shane I can't eat wheat anymore...
*shame.
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