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Cherry Rolls

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These easy homemade Cherry Rolls are OMG delicious! Just imagine sweet, light, airy buns filled with a tart cherry pie filling and topped with a yummy cream cheese icing! The rolls are perfect for breakfast, brunch, or an after-dinner treat!

a spatula holding a cherry roll in a pan full of cherry rolls.
Table of Contents Open
  • The Best Cherry Roll Recipe
  • Why We Love These Sweet Cherry Rolls
  • Ingredients You’ll Need
    • Dough And Filling
    • Cream Cheese Icing
  • How To Make Cherry Rolls
    • Make The Dough
    • Assemble The Rolls
    • Rise And Bake
    • Make The Cream Cheese Icing
  • Can You Use Cherry Preserves Or Jam?
  • Can You Use Any Canned Fruit Pie Filling?
  • Is There A Way To Speed Up The Dough Rise Time?
  • Expert Tips
  • Make Ahead Cherry Rolls
  • Can You Freeze Cherry Rolls?
  • Other Delicious Cherry Recipes To Try
  • Cherry Rolls
    • Ingredients
    • Instructions
    • Equipment
    • Notes
    • Nutrition Information
  • Did You Make This?

The Best Cherry Roll Recipe

A couple of my favorite treats are cinnamon rolls and cherry pies, so I had this brilliant idea of combining the two together to create the perfect sweet bun! I took my all-time favorite recipe for dough for the rolls and simply filled it with cherry pie filling. Then I decided it would be even better topped with my one-step cream cheese icing! And that was it! The amazing cherry roll was born!

So if you like my Apple Pecan Cinnamon Rolls or my Red Velvet Cinnamon Rolls you are going to LOVE this cherry roll recipe!

cherry rolls in a baking pan fresh out of the oven.

Why We Love These Sweet Cherry Rolls

  • Easy To Follow Recipe! It’s a super simple 2 part recipe with 3 delicious layers. But lucky for you, I’ve used cherry pie filling, so all you have to do is make a very easy dough and a one-step cream cheese icing.
  • The Perfect Bun! My amazing dough recipe bakes up so soft and airy with the perfect touch of sweetness.
  • Tart Cherry Surprise! The rolls are oozing with yummy cherry pie filling in each bite that blends perfectly with the sinfully good cream cheese icing.
  • Perfect for Potlucks! Got a morning meeting or an afternoon potluck-style party!?! Cherry rolls are the perfect crowd pleaser. Your family, friends, and coworkers will love them!

Ingredients You’ll Need

There are 3 components to this tasty cherry bun recipe. The dough, the cherry filling, and the yummy cream cheese icing. That may sound complicated, but you’ll be happy to know that it’s actually quite easy! And if you scroll down you’ll find the complete printable recipe. Here’s what you’ll need:

ingredients needed to make cherry rolls.

Dough And Filling

  • Active dry yeast – Make sure to check the expiration date on your yeast before using. If your yeast doesn’t foam up, that means it’s dead and will not work. You can also use instant yeast if that’s what you have on hand, but you won’t need to bloom it first.
  • Milk – You must use lukewarm milk that is between 98℉ and 105℉ (36.5°C to 40.5°C). I like to use whole milk, but whatever is in your fridge will work.
  • Sugar – To sweeten the dough, I used granulated white sugar. Cane sugar will also work in this recipe.
  • Butter – Always use unsalted butter to control saltiness. It’s a golden rule of thumb in both baking and cooking.
  • Salt – A touch of salt is important to help develop the delicious flavor of the dough.
  • Eggs – Use large eggs that are at room temperature for this recipe.
  • Flour – I used all-purpose flour for my cherry roll dough.
  • Cherry Pie Filling – You just need one can of your favorite brand of cherry pie filling.
ingredients needed for cream cheese icing.

Cream Cheese Icing

  • Butter – Always use room temperature unsalted butter when making frosting.
  • Powdered sugar – Also known as confectioner’s sugar or icing sugar.
  • Cream cheese – The cream cheese needs to be at room temperature. I’m a huge fan of Philadelphia cream cheese and always use it in my cream cheese icing.
  • Vanilla extract – Just half a teaspoon adds a lovely touch of vanilla to the icing.
  • Salt – A dash of salt enhances all the flavors of the icing, especially the cream cheese. So it’s important not to leave it out.

How To Make Cherry Rolls

process shots showing how to make dough for cinnamon rolls.

Make The Dough

  1. Bloom the yeast. Pour the lukewarm milk into a small bowl and mix in a teaspoon of the sugar from the dough. Then sprinkle the yeast over the milk and let it set for about 20 seconds before gently stirring it once or twice to fully dissolve. Now, leave it alone to sit for about 5 to 10 minutes until it gets foamy and begins to smell yeasty. If your yeast doesn’t foam up, don’t move forward with the recipe. This means that your yeast is dead and you need to buy new yeast.
  2. Make the dough. Add the remaining sugar, unsalted butter, salt, eggs, and all-purpose flour to the bowl of your stand mixer and then mix until well combined. Now, pour the bloomed yeast milk mixture over the flour mixture and fully incorporate all the ingredients together using the dough hook.
  3. Let the dough rise. Transfer the dough to an oiled bowl and cover it with plastic wrap or a clean kitchen towel. Then put it in a warm place to let it rise for about 1 hour or until the dough has doubled in size.
process shots showing how to make cherry rolls.

Assemble The Rolls

  1. Assemble the rolls. Once the dough has doubled in size, place it on a lightly floured surface and roll it out until it is about 16 inches long by 12 inches wide.
  2. Spread with pie filling. Then spread your favorite cherry pie filling evenly over the dough making sure to cover the entire surface. Now, working carefully, from the long edge, roll the dough down to the bottom of the other edge. It should look like a long swirled log when you are done rolling. Then cut the rolled dough into 1¾-inch slices and place them on a lightly greased baking pan.
process shots showing cherry rolls before and after baking.

Rise And Bake

  1. Let the rolls rise. Cover the rolls on the baking pan with a clean kitchen towel or plastic wrap and leave them to rise for about 30 minutes or until doubled in size.
  2. Bake the cherry rolls. Bake the rolls in a preheated 350℉ (180°C) oven for 20 minutes or until light golden brown. Baking time can vary, so be sure to check them at 15 minutes and it could take up to 25 minutes. Every oven is different.
process shots showing how to make cream cheese icing.

Make The Cream Cheese Icing

  1. Make the icing. While the cherry rolls are baking in the oven make the cream cheese frosting by adding all the icing ingredients to a large bowl and beating them together with an electric mixer until smooth and fluffy.
  2. Top the cherry rolls with icing. When the cherry buns are done baking, generously spread them with the prepared icing and enjoy.
cherry rolls in a baking pan fresh out of the oven.

Can You Use Cherry Preserves Or Jam?

Yes, you can easily substitute the cherry pie filling for preserves or jam with no problem. Just use a liberal amount when covering the dough before you roll it. Also note, using preserves or jam will work perfectly, but will result in a less gooey center and more like a thicker fruit spread.

Can You Use Any Canned Fruit Pie Filling?

Yes! If you’re feeling creative or don’t have any cherry pie filling on hand, feel free to use any canned fruit pie filling you like.

Is There A Way To Speed Up The Dough Rise Time?

Yes, it is possible to speed up the dough’s rising time. To do this, heat your oven to 200℉ (95°C) and then turn it off. Now, place the dough in the oven with the door closed. The warm environment will encourage the dough to rise fairly quickly. Your oven may already have a PROOF function, if it does, use that.

a spatula holding a cherry roll in a pan full of cherry rolls.

Expert Tips

  1. Check the date on your yeast. The number 1 reason that dough doesn’t rise is due to using old or expired yeast. If your yeast does not bloom and foam up, it will not work and your rolls will be a sad disaster.
  2. Lukewarm milk is a must! If your milk is too cold the yeast won’t bloom, but if it’s too hot it won’t work either. In fact, hot milk will kill your yeast and prevent your dough from rising. So it’s really important that your milk is between 98℉ and 105℉ (36.5°C to 40.5°C). I always use a digital thermometer to ensure my milk is perfectly lukewarm.
  3. Use room temperature butter and eggs. This helps to make the dough properly come together. I suggest taking the butter and eggs out of the fridge a couple of hours before you make the dough. Using room temperature ingredients also helps to emulsify the dough creating a more airy fluffy texture.
  4. Don’t overwork your dough. When rolling out the dough, try to do it just once. Rolling and re-rolling it will push the air out of the risen dough resulting in rolls that bake up tough. So the less you roll the dough the softer your cherry rolls will be!
freshly baked cherry rolls with cream cheese icing in a baking pan.

Make Ahead Cherry Rolls

It’s possible to make cherry rolls ahead of time, which makes them perfect for prepping the night before and baking the next morning! All you do is follow the recipe instructions up until you place the filled and cut rolls on the baking pan. Then instead of doing the second rise and baking them, you just cover the rolls with plastic wrap and put them in the fridge overnight.

The rolls should continue to rise in the fridge. However, if for some reason by morning they have not doubled in size, turn your oven on to 200℉ (95°C) until it warms up, and then turn it off. Now, place the rolls on the sheet pan in the oven for about 30 to 45 minutes or until the rolls double in size. Then bake them as instructed and continue on with the recipe.

Can You Freeze Cherry Rolls?

Absolutely! Prepare the recipe up until you place the filled and cut rolls on the baking pan. Then tightly wrap the pan with 2 layers of plastic wrap and put in the freezer for 8 hours or up to 6 weeks. Then the night before you want to bake the rolls, place them in the fridge still wrapped in plastic to thaw out overnight. Now, just bake them the next morning and make the icing to complete!

a cherry roll with cream cheese icing on a white plate with a golden fork.

Other Delicious Cherry Recipes To Try

  • Cherry Clafoutis
  • Chocolate Cherry Cake
  • Homemade Cherry Pie
  • Cherry Sheet Cake
  • Cherry Cobbler
  • Kale Cherry Salad
  • Cherry Jam Filled Sour Cream Donuts
  • Cherry Dump Cake

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Cherry Rolls

Prep 20 minutes
Rising Time 1 hour 30 minutes
Cook 20 minutes
Total 2 hours 10 minutes
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These easy homemade Cherry Rolls are OMG delicious! Just imagine sweet, light, airy buns filled with a tart cherry pie filling and topped with a yummy cream cheese icing! The rolls are perfect for breakfast, brunch, or an after-dinner treat!
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Ingredients

  • ¼ ounce active dry yeast ((1 package))
  • 1 cup milk (warm)
  • ½ cup sugar (granulated)
  • ⅓ cup butter (unsalted)
  • 1 teaspoon salt
  • 2 large eggs
  • 4 cups all-purpose flour
  • 21 ounce cherry pie filling ((1 can))

Cream Cheese Icing

  • 6 tablespoons butter (unsalted, softened, or margarine)
  • 1½ cups powdered sugar (also known as icing sugar, or confectioners sugar)
  • ¼ cup cream cheese (at room temperature)
  • ½ teaspoon vanilla extract
  • ⅛ teaspoon salt

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Instructions 

  • Bloom the yeast. Pour the lukewarm milk into a small bowl and mix in a teaspoon of the sugar from the dough. Then sprinkle the yeast over the milk and let it set for about 20 seconds before gently stirring it once or twice to fully dissolve. Now, leave it alone to sit for about 5 to 10 minutes until it gets foamy and begins to smell yeasty. If your yeast doesn’t foam up, don’t move forward with the recipe. This means that your yeast is dead and you need to buy new yeast.
  • Make the dough. Add the remaining sugar, unsalted butter, salt, eggs, and all-purpose flour to the bowl of your stand mixer and then mix until well combined. Now, pour the bloomed yeast milk mixture over the flour mixture and fully incorporate all the ingredients together using the dough hook.
  • Let the dough rise. Transfer the dough to an oiled bowl and cover it with plastic wrap or a clean kitchen towel. Then put it in a warm place to let it rise for about 1 hour or until the dough has doubled in size.
  • Assemble the rolls. Once the dough has doubled in size, place it on a lightly floured surface and roll it out until it is about 16 inches long by 12 inches wide.
  • Spread with pie filling. Then spread your favorite cherry pie filling evenly over the dough making sure to cover the entire surface. Now, working carefully, from the long edge, roll the dough down to the bottom of the other edge. It should look like a long swirled log when you are done rolling. Then cut the rolled dough into 1¾-inch slices and place them on a lightly greased baking pan.
  • Let the rolls rise. Cover the rolls on the baking pan with a clean kitchen towel or plastic wrap and leave them to rise for about 30 minutes or until doubled in size.
  • Bake the cherry rolls. Bake the rolls in a preheated 350℉ (180°C) oven for 20 minutes or until light golden brown. Baking time can vary, so be sure to check them at 15 minutes and it could take up to 25 minutes. Every oven is different.
  • Make the icing. While the cherry rolls are baking in the oven make the cream cheese frosting by adding all the icing ingredients to a large bowl and beating them together with an electric mixer until smooth and fluffy.
  • Top the cherry rolls with icing. When the cherry buns are done baking, generously spread them with the prepared icing and enjoy.

Equipment

  • KitchenAid Classic 4.5 Quart Stand Mixer
  • Classic Wooden Rolling Pin
  • 9×13-inch Baking Pan (set of 2) Only 1 needed
  • Glass Mixing Bowl Set (3 piece)

Notes

  1. Check the date on your yeast. The number 1 reason that dough doesn’t rise is due to using old or expired yeast. If your yeast does not bloom and foam up, it will not work and your rolls will be a sad disaster.
  2. Lukewarm milk is a must! If your milk is too cold the yeast won’t bloom, but if it’s too hot it won’t work either. In fact, hot milk will kill your yeast and prevent your dough from rising. So it’s really important that your milk is between 98℉ and 105℉ (36.5°C to 40.5°C). I always use a digital thermometer to ensure my milk is perfectly lukewarm.
  3. Use room temperature butter and eggs. This helps to make the dough properly come together. I suggest taking the butter and eggs out of the fridge a couple of hours before you make the dough. Using room temperature ingredients also helps to emulsify the dough creating a more airy fluffy texture.
  4. Don’t overwork your dough. When rolling out the dough, try to do it just once. Rolling and re-rolling it will push the air out of the risen dough resulting in rolls that bake up tough. So the less you roll the dough the softer your cherry rolls will be!

Nutrition Information

Serving: 1rollCalories: 653kcal (33%)Carbohydrates: 106g (35%)Protein: 10g (20%)Fat: 21g (32%)Saturated Fat: 13g (81%)Polyunsaturated Fat: 1gMonounsaturated Fat: 6gTrans Fat: 1gCholesterol: 99mg (33%)Sodium: 399mg (17%)Potassium: 227mg (6%)Fiber: 2g (8%)Sugar: 36g (40%)Vitamin A: 844IU (17%)Vitamin C: 3mg (4%)Calcium: 72mg (7%)Iron: 3mg (17%)
© Author Joanna Cismaru

Notice: Nutrition is auto-calculated for your convenience. Where relevant, we recommend using your own nutrition calculations.

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Dorothy
Dorothy
Posted: 3 days ago

5 stars
Just made this cherry rolls. Oh my God! They are delicious. Thanks for the recipe.

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Joanna Cismaru
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My pleasure, so glad you liked them!

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Margo
Margo
Posted: 6 months ago

3 stars
These rolls came out beautifully BUT I found they tasted kinda yeasty

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Adina
Adina
Posted: 6 months ago

I made the rolls on Sunday with homemade cherry filling because cherry pie filling doesn’t exist in Germany. They were incredibly delicious, some of the best rolls I have ever eaten.

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Joanna Cismaru
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Posted: 6 months ago

Wow! That’s great, happy to hear you enjoyed them!

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GERALD HARRIS
GERALD HARRIS
Posted: 6 months ago

5 stars
Me again…my dough rose beautifully, BUT was a very soft dough…not overly wet, but sticky…of course it was 105 degrees outside today and that may have been a factor..didn’t need to roll it, just pressed it out by hand…any tips would be appreciated

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Joanna Cismaru
Joanna Cismaru
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Reply to  GERALD HARRIS
Posted: 6 months ago

Yes, the weather can have an affect on the dough. Usually if I find it too sticky, I just add a bit more flour until it’s a bit firmer, at least firm enough that you can easily roll it with the cherry filling.

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GERALD HARRIS
GERALD HARRIS
Posted: 6 months ago

5 stars
These are LITERALLY sitting on my stove cooling, waiting for my wife to come in from feeding to sample… The only critique I have…WHERE IS THE FROSTING RECIPE?? I made one using the SWAG method, and added Cinnamon (per request from the house commander)…I am sure they will be wonderful, so I will go with 5 stars

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Joanna Cismaru
Joanna Cismaru
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Reply to  GERALD HARRIS
Posted: 6 months ago

Oh my goodness, don’t know how I missed that from the recipe. It’s there now!

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Lori lentie
Lori lentie
Posted: 6 months ago

Jo – how would you adapt this for high altitude? We live at 6400 ft. and I have yet to be able to get the middle of anything to cook properly.

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Joanna Cismaru
Joanna Cismaru
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Posted: 6 months ago

I’m at 3300 feet here myself and my recipes are perfect for this. Here’s a great resource you can use for high altitude baking:

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Janet Levy
Janet Levy
Posted: 6 months ago

I’d like to make these with a cheese filling – cream cheese, flour, egg yolks, vanilla, sugar, salt. I would spread the cheese filling on the dough before the cherry topping, which I make from canned cherries. By how many minutes would you increase the baking time for the additional layer of filling?

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Joanna Cismaru
Joanna Cismaru
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Posted: 6 months ago

I would say maybe another 10 minutes, so maybe a total of 30 or 35 minutes, but keep an eye on them!

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Jane Doe
Jane Doe
Posted: 2 years ago

Icing?

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Joanna Cismaru
Joanna Cismaru
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Reply to  Jane Doe
Posted: 2 years ago

Yep, you can make the one from my cinnamon roll recipe found here: https://www.jocooks.com/recipes/cinnabons-cinnamon-rolls/

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annelie brewer
annelie brewer
Posted: 2 years ago

is there an easy to cut the dough – mine looks like a bomb hit it

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Jo Cooks Team
Jo Cooks Team
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Posted: 2 years ago

Check out the video we’ve included right before the recipe card and you’ll see our favorite floss method we use to cut these rolls.

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annelie
annelie
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Posted: 2 years ago

thank you – they taste good just look rather sloppy will do better next time

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Dallas
Dallas
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Posted: 1 year ago

Can I make this recipe the night before and bake the next day?

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Joanna Cismaru
Joanna Cismaru
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Posted: 1 year ago

Absolutely! Just take it out of the fridge about 30 minutes before baking.

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annelie brewer
annelie brewer
Posted: 2 years ago

is the dough supposed to be sticky?

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Jo Cooks Team
Jo Cooks Team
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Posted: 2 years ago

It should be soft and elastic, slightly sticky, but still pulling from the sides of the mixer. You can add some more flour if needed.

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Trish
Trish
Posted: 3 years ago

I’m at altitude (about 6K ft) and needed about 60 minutes of baking time. Because of this I needed to cover the rolls so the inside could finish baking. Next time I’ll cover from the beginning then uncover near the end to crisp up the outer layer.

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Alysha rigg
Alysha rigg
Posted: 3 years ago

Am I supposed to melt the butter?

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Jo Cooks Team
Jo Cooks Team
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Posted: 3 years ago

Just softened is good!

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Jill
Jill
Posted: 5 years ago

How would you suggest freezing these to bake at a later date?

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Joanna Cismaru
Joanna Cismaru
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Posted: 5 years ago

Hi Jill, I’ve added instructions for freezing these rolls in the recipe notes. Enjoy!

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Peggy Wright
Peggy Wright
Posted: 6 years ago

Hello, can I use peach jam or preserves in this recipe? I know pie filling is to chunky to roll.

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Joanna Cismaru
Joanna Cismaru
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Reply to  Peggy Wright
Posted: 6 years ago

Absolutely, you can, peach jam would be so good.

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Mike
Mike
Posted: 6 years ago

Do you let them rise again after rolling them up. Why not use the cream cheese icing you have for the cinnamon rolls on the cherry one?

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Joanna Cismaru
Joanna Cismaru
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Posted: 6 years ago

Yes! I just updated the recipe. Thanks for catching that.

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