Make These Easy Nutella Crescent Rolls for Your Next Brunch!

Nutella Crescent Rolls

yield: 6 SERVINGS

prep time: 5 MINUTES

cook time: 10 MINUTES

total time: 15 MINUTES

Ingredients

Directions

1

Preheat the oven to 375 degrees.

2

Open can of crescent rolls and separate the 8 triangle dough pieces.

3

Spread a teaspoon of Nutella on each triangle, and roll it up starting with the wide end.

4

Bake at 375 degrees on a baking sheet for about 10-11 minutes until lightly brown.

5

Optional step: Mix cinnamon and sugar together and sprinkle on top of the crescents.

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What could be better than warm gooey chocolate Nutella rolled up inside rolls? Try these simple Nutella crescent rolls soon!

nutella crescent cut in half

Looking for a quick breakfast or dessert recipe idea?

Try this easy and delicious Nutella crescent rolls recipe that’s easy enough for kids (or anyone who does not spend much time in the kitchen) to make! The middle comes out of the oven gooey and is delish. They taste fancy and yet you will be the only one to know how easy this idea is!

Pair these with a hot cup of coffee or tea and make your mouth happy!

nutella cresents on the plate after baking

The result is a warm gooey flaky rolled-up cinnamon and sugar pastry featuring everyone’s favorite hazelnut spread –Nutella! My kids say tastes similar to a Nutella croissant, which is their favorite! These disappear fast so consider making a couple batches if entertaining a crowd.

nutella and crescent rolls on the counter

unrolling crescent dough on a caraway sheet pan

spooning nutella onto crescent rolls

rolling up crescent rolls

sheet pan with nutella crescents

sprinkling cinnamon sugar over nutella crescent rolls

holding a nutella crescent after baking with cinnamon and sugar

crescent rolls filled with nutella


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Nutella Crescent Rolls

yield: 6 SERVINGS

prep time: 5 MINUTES

cook time: 10 MINUTES

total time: 15 MINUTES

Make these delicious pastry desserts as a breakfast treat or yummy snack.

Ingredients

Directions

1

Preheat the oven to 375 degrees.

2

Open can of crescent rolls and separate the 8 triangle dough pieces.

3

Spread a teaspoon of Nutella on each triangle, and roll it up starting with the wide end.

4

Bake at 375 degrees on a baking sheet for about 10-11 minutes until lightly brown.

5

Optional step: Mix cinnamon and sugar together and sprinkle on top of the crescents.

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Tips on how to make Nutella crescent rolls:

  • You can cut the Crescent dough triangles in half and make 16 mini crescent treats if you prefer!
  • Don’t have Nutella on hand? Try chocolate chips instead for a similar variation.
  • Ever wonder about making your own Nutella spread at home with hazelnuts?! I have a couple of times and it’s delish.
  • The cinnamon sugar dusting at the end is optional, yet tasty. You could also dust them with powdered sugar instead!
  • Nutella croissants do taste better warm in my opinion. They can be stored in a covered container for a few days and still be delicious.

cut open nutella crescent rolls

Out of all the crescent roll recipes I’ve tried this may be my favorite!

Nutella crescent rolls are worth getting out of bed for. I have made these rolls for family brunches and they are always a big hit! Give this easy idea a try and let us know what you think.


Want more Pillsbury crescent roll recipes? Check out these team-favorite sopapilla cheesecake bars! 


About the writer:

Lina has a Bachelor's Degree from Northern Arizona University with 11 years of blogging and photography experience having work featured in Today.com, Martha Stewart, Country Living, Fox News, Buzzfeed, and HGTV.


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Comments 68

  1. Alison

    Yum! I have made crescents with chocolate chips in the middle but never thought to try Nutella. Thanks for the good idea!

  2. Kyle

    haha… I love that you called it a breakfast item! I clicked on the link for a great dessert recipe 😉

  3. Joan Castillo

    They look so good ,

  4. Cammie

    Yummy!

  5. Kelly

    I’ve made them with chocolate chips before too, even better when you sprinkle powdered sugar on them. They sound great with Nutella! Will definitely have to try them.

  6. Barb

    These look yummy and so easy, too. Thanks for the recipe!

  7. lorigibe

    looks delicious — great idea!

  8. brandice

    What does nutella taste like

    • JA

      Heaven! It’s a smooth and creamy chocolate hazelnut spread. Very sweet, very rich.

      • maja

        JA you are totally right 🙂

    • maja

      Nutella taste like a heaven 🙂 if you like sweet stuff 😉 I don’t know how to say better that this 😉

    • Ashley

      it’s like a melted down candy bar

    • Lina (Hip's Modern Martha)

      Chocolate! But spreadable…yum 🙂

  9. LRV_2782

    WOW! I’m gonna eat too many of these! 😛

  10. Jennifer

    Great idea, Lina! I did these once with Nutella and marshmallows inside, gooey and wonderful.

    • Lina (Hip's Modern Martha)

      Oh yum!

  11. Jennifer

    Ashley is right! Melted down candy bar with a fudge like consistency. Matter of fact if you refrigerate it it’s just like fudge.

    • Jennifer

      And…as a side note……if you put a jar of Nutella in the fridge, a spoonful tastes exactly like eating fudge.

  12. Jennifer

    Also the honey butter crescents are good for this

  13. Pharmchick

    Dear self, ignore this super tempting post, you’re going on that diet you’ve been postponing for the past few months. Lol.

    • Brindha

      Mayb u can start tomm😉 lol!

      • Pharmchick

        Right? One more day can’t hurt, lol!!

  14. Ocupones

    Please help me out! Can’t bake 🙁 tried before to bake those crescents, they all came out small,uncooked, and burned! 🙁

    • Erin

      Maybe your oven runs hot? You could try moving the rack to the middle if it’s not already there and turning the temperature down…

      • Jennifer

        Also, did your preheat your oven? Sometimes I get in a rush and don’t preheat as long as I should and I end up with bottoms that are too dark.

    • Bunny

      Try again with an oven thermometer. Just like Erin said, if your oven is running hot, that is a possible reason why they burned. Also, if you used a glass dish to bake, they tend to bake faster. Check the bottoms about five minutes before just to make sure they are not burning. Hopefully those tips will help you 🙂

    • Shannon

      Could also be your cookie sheet. I once had an old one that would burn stuff more easily than other ones.

  15. Suzy

    A slice of apple with a sprinkle of cinnamon and brown sugar rolled up in the crescent rolls make deliciousness too!

  16. babymair

    Lina….HAPPY MOTHERS DAY.!!!!! 2 u… thx so much. im trying this….It sounds yummy..Expect ill b making these monday.lol

    • Lina (Hip's Modern Martha)

      Thanks!! Enjoy 🙂

  17. Jade

    I’m going to try it with Biscoff Crunchy Cookie Spread!

    • Bunny

      Num num num….love the Biscoff spread. It’s “dangerous” stuff–just like the Nutella 🙂

  18. JulieA

    Yum! I have made them with chocolate chips & Rolo candy before but not hazelnut spread!

  19. Summer

    Lina, could you possibly make this with the new Hershey’s Chocolate Spead?

    • Lina (Hip's Modern Martha)

      Sure! Sounds good 🙂

    • JulieA

      Oh, great idea!! I have some of the chocolate almond & no Nutella lol!

  20. brandice

    Thanks ladies….gonna try this tomm

  21. Conswalla

    I make the same thing but I put the bite size milky ways in the center. Delicious!

  22. Nia

    Omg yummy ! I love Nutella

  23. Nicola

    Yum! I just might try this! 🙂

  24. Julia

    I just found a new Hazelnut spread at Wal-Mart that they sell under their Great Value brand. It’s actually imported from Italy. It’s a little cheaper than the Nutella and also delicious. This can be a good option when there are no coupons available on Nutella. 🙂

    • mumfors

      is it sweeter than nutella? that’s awesome it’s an italian import!

      • Julia

        It’s maybe a tiny bit sweeter than Nutella but still great!

  25. Stephanie

    I’m going to make these for my Mom-In-Law for a Mother’s day suprise breakfast treat! She loves Nutella.

  26. Piyamas

    How about adding a strawberry or couple of raspberries to the Nutella? Has anyone tried that?

    • Mary

      Piyamas, I love the idea of adding strawberry! Thanks!

  27. Trish

    Saw this the other day and just had to make them today…SO GOOD!!

  28. Jessica

    Trying it right now!! Currently in the oven. Can’t wait to give them a taste! Thanks, Lina, for sharing these yummy recipes. Keep ’em coming!

    • Jessica

      They were a HUGE hit. Loved them! I’ve already passed the recipe on to others. Thank you again!

      • Lina (Hip's Modern Martha)

        Oh yeah! I love simple and awesome recipes like this 🙂 thanks for reporting back!

  29. samantha g.

    Just made these for dessert tonight. Deeeeelish!! Thanks for sharing!

    • Lina (Hip's Modern Martha)

      Great news, you’re welcome!

  30. samantha g.

    Does anyone know why this recipe can’t be shared on FB? I clicked on the FB link to share it (four different times) and it’s not working….??

    • Lina (Hip's Modern Martha)

      Try highlighting address and copy/paste It into a FB status? Hmm..I’ll look into it, thanks!

  31. Lori

    Another great use for crescent rolls – cook sausage (not links, but the bulk). Drain. Spoon sausage and cheddar cheese onto each crescent roll. Bake according to directions. Not quite as yummy as Nutella, but a little more protein. I bake in batches and freeze, then you can just heat in microwave and grab as you are going out the door. My kids love them.

  32. adriana

    I am trying to eat healthy and “clean” but I am not going to lie with the awesome coupons for nutella and this recipe I think it is ok to do once a month HAHA

    • LisaK63

      Once i tried Nutella…i was hooked on the stuff! Jif & Nutella.. nothing like it!
      Haha..once a month…bless ur heart!!! 😊

  33. Lacey

    Has anyone tried these the day before? I work 16 hours shifts and after winding down at home before before I end up with maybe 5 hours of sleep. So I’m wondering how good they are the next day or even if I get them ready but not cooked and refrigerate in a air tight container and pop a couple in the oven the next morning while I get ready? Has anyone tried that??

  34. GAmommyof4

    This is one of my kids favorite items. I actually made them for my youngest this morning! For a protein-based option I put a piece of sandwich ham and cheese and roll it up in a crescent roll. My oldest likes the monkey bread knock-off – cinnamon and sugar with butter and chopped nuts rolled up in a crescent roll. Delicious 😋

  35. Juma

    This would be good with the cookie butter omg so going to try these. I can eat cookie butter on anything. Thanks for another simple and easy recipe

    • Lina D (Hip2Save Sidekick)

      Thanks Juma for stopping by!

  36. Pauline

    Anyone try this using air fryer?

  37. Princess’Mom

    I do the crescent rolls with cheese inside (either a folded up slice of deli cheese or I cut up cheese sticks and use 1/3 stick per crescent) and serve them with soup instead of grilled cheese sandwiches.

    • Lina D (Hip2Save Sidekick)

      Oh yum that sounds good! 👌

  38. shop4mybabies

    i think i’m the only human who doesn’t like nutella, i hate the taste. the rest of my family eats it by the costco sized containers every month, and we use it to bribe my daughters math teacher when she needs extra help lol

  39. Vasi

    I make those at all the time! My kids love them!

  40. Lin

    Been on a baking kick due to quarantine and made these for my family. Really enjoyed them!

    • Lina D (Hip2Save Sidekick)

      Oh yum and thanks Lin for sharing!

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