When you are following the Autoimmune Protocol, finding desserts that actually taste good can feel impossible. You miss frosting, that creamy topping that makes celebrations feel special. That is why we created our Cinnawin Cream Frosting Mix, made from nutrient rich dates and maple powder that bring back the joy of frosted treats without triggering inflammation.
Our customers have gotten creative with this mix beyond just frosting cakes. If you picked up a pouch and you are wondering what else you can do with it, here are five easy ways to use Cinnawin Cream Frosting Mix that will make your AIP life sweeter.
Frost Your Cakes and Cupcakes
This is where Cinnawin Cream Frosting Mix really shines. If you have been baking AIP compliant cakes and feeling sad about how plain they look, this frosting changes everything. It is creamy, spreadable, and has that perfect cinnamon flavor that makes every bite feel indulgent.
Try it on top of our Cinnawin Spice Cake Mix for a double dose of warming cinnamon, especially in fall and winter when you want something cozy. You can also use it on our Vegan Banana Bread Mix turned into cupcakes or on muffins for a special breakfast treat. You just mix it according to package instructions, and within minutes you have frosting thick enough to pipe or spread. It holds its shape and tastes like something from a bakery, except this version is good for your gut.
Make Cookie Sandwiches
Cookie sandwiches are one of those simple pleasures that people on restrictive diets often think they have to give up. With Cinnawin Cream Frosting Mix, you can bring them back. Bake a batch of cookies with any of our mixes, let them cool, and spread frosting between two cookies. Instant celebration.
This works especially well with our Sugar Cookie Mix because the subtle sweetness lets the cinnamon frosting stand out. You can also try it with our Foatmeal Cookie Mix for a more textured sandwich. Cookie sandwiches look impressive for gatherings without requiring much effort, and people who are not on AIP will have no idea these are compliant. You can roll the frosting edges in coconut flakes or dust them with cinnamon for extra flair.
Use It as a Fruit Dip
Sometimes you want something sweet without turning on the oven. Using Cinnawin Cream Frosting as a fruit dip is one of those simple ideas that delivers big on flavor. Slice up apples, strawberries, or pears, whip up a small batch of frosting, and dip away. The natural sweetness of fruit combined with creamy, cinnamony frosting creates a dessert that feels indulgent but is packed with fiber and gut friendly ingredients.
The cinnamon pairs especially well with apples, but do not overlook berries. The slight tartness of strawberries or raspberries balances the sweetness perfectly. This is great for afternoon snacks, light desserts, or potlucks where AIP options are limited. It is also perfect for kids on AIP because it feels fun without being complicated.
Top Pancakes and Waffles
If you have been making breakfast with our Vegan Pancake and Waffle Mix, try using Cinnawin Cream Frosting as a topping instead of maple syrup. Make your stack, let it cool slightly, and spread frosting on top. The frosting softens from the warmth, creating a luscious topping that feels decadent. Add fresh berries or a sprinkle of cinnamon for extra flavor.
This simple upgrade makes breakfast feel like a treat without adding stress to your morning. You can prep the frosting the night before so it is ready when you wake up. The cinnamon adds warmth and depth that regular syrup cannot match, and because the frosting is made with dates and maple powder, you still get natural sweetness with added nutrients and fiber.
Spread on Sweet Potato Toast
Sweet potato toast has become an AIP staple because it is easy and endlessly customizable. If you have not tried spreading Cinnawin Cream Frosting on roasted sweet potato, you are missing out on a simple and satisfying snack. Slice a sweet potato lengthwise into half inch slices, roast until tender and slightly crispy, then spread frosting on top. The natural sweetness of sweet potato pairs beautifully with cinnamon frosting, and the textures work perfectly together.
This makes a great mid afternoon snack or post workout fuel because sweet potatoes provide complex carbs and the frosting adds natural sugar for recovery. Top it with sliced bananas or coconut flakes if you want something more substantial. It takes less than ten minutes and feels way more special than plain roasted sweet potato, which is exactly what we are all about at Eat Gangster.
Why This Frosting Works for AIP
When you are following the Autoimmune Protocol, every ingredient matters. Most conventional frostings are loaded with refined sugar, dairy, and artificial additives that trigger inflammation. We formulated Cinnawin Cream Frosting Mix with only ingredients that support your health goals.
The base is dates and maple powder, which provide natural sweetness without blood sugar spikes. Dates offer fiber, potassium, and antioxidants, so you get nutritional benefit with the sweetness. Cinnamon adds flavor depth and has anti inflammatory properties that support gut health and blood sugar regulation. This frosting is completely free of grains, gluten, dairy, eggs, nuts, seeds, soy, nightshades, and artificial additives.
Make AIP Life Sweeter
Following the Autoimmune Protocol does not mean giving up frosted cakes, cookie sandwiches, and sweet treats. With Cinnawin Cream Frosting Mix, you can bring joy back into your kitchen without sacrificing your health. Whether you are frosting a birthday cake, making cookie sandwiches, or looking for a quick snack, this frosting has you covered.
We created this product because we know how hard it is to find AIP compliant options that taste good and make you excited about food. Life is too short to eat boring food, even when you are healing. Grab a pouch of Cinnawin Cream Frosting Mix, get creative in the kitchen, and enjoy every delicious bite. Shop our full collection of AIP compliant baking mixes and discover more ways to bring freedom and joy back to your restorative diet.
