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In this video, we review the iconic dinner rolls and cinnamon butter at Texas Roadhouse. Watch to see if these pillowy soft, warm rolls and their sweet spread live up to their legendary reputation in the restaurant world.
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00:00We're about to eat the most famous dinner rolls in America.
00:03It's day 10 of ordering just the bread.
00:05We are at Texas Roadhouse.
00:08Our waitress literally walked us to the table
00:09with the bread in hand.
00:10So like, they don't play around here.
00:12It's ready to go right when you walk in.
00:13They look like they're already pillowy soft and warm.
00:16Here is the famous cinnamon butter,
00:19which FYI, might as well be called
00:21I can't believe it's not butter because it's soybean oil.
00:24Why waste time?
00:25Okay, whoa, buttery, crispy on the outside,
00:28and then extremely pillowy soft on the inside.
00:31We're gonna try the bread without the butter first.
00:33Mmm, it's sweet.
00:35This is kind of like a dessert before you start your meal,
00:38which I don't mind.
00:39I think dessert first is cool.
00:42Mmm, very whipped, very light.
00:44That cinnamon does come through at the end.
00:47I would put like salt on it.
00:48I feel like it's missing like a little salt.
00:50It's actually not too sweet for the bread.
00:52The bread is what's sweeter.
00:53This is kind of helping balance out the sweetness of the bread.
00:56This butter is good.
00:57I don't even care that it's not real butter.
00:58I feel like I'm eating a cinnamon roll right now.
01:00This is what a Tempur-Pedic pillow should be.
01:03This is where you want to be sleeping.
01:05Okay, I'm satisfied.
01:07They say, what, everything's bigger and better in Texas?
01:10Yeah, I agree.
01:11We killed that.
01:12Okay guys, for taste, I'm giving it a three.
01:14For experience, I'm giving it a four.
01:16And for price, I'm giving it a five.

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