My sister makes these sweet fruity packets every spring morning when we want a lazy weekend breakfast. Taking only 3 ingredients to prep you just toss the shiny bundles in and wait for the house to sm

These slow cooker 3-ingredient foil wrapped blueberry sweet rolls are exactly what I reach for on those lazy spring weekends when I want the house to smell amazing but don’t want to fuss with a big breakfast. My sister actually started this tradition—she’d toss these shiny little foil packets into the slow cooker before we poured coffee, and by the time everyone wandered into the kitchen, we had warm, gooey, blueberry-filled rolls ready to go. Using canned cinnamon roll dough and blueberry pie filling keeps things super simple, and the slow cooker does all the work while you relax.

Serve these blueberry sweet rolls right in their foil packets so everyone can unwrap their own little bundle at the table. Add a bowl of fresh berries or sliced fruit, plus hot coffee or tea for a complete lazy weekend breakfast. If you’re feeding a crowd, pair them with scrambled eggs or a simple frittata for some protein. A little extra vanilla yogurt on the side is nice for dipping bites of warm roll, and if you like things extra sweet, keep a small bowl of additional icing or a dusting of powdered sugar nearby.

Servings: 6

1 (12–13 oz) can refrigerated cinnamon roll dough with icing (8 small rolls or similar)

Lightly crumple a long strip of aluminum foil into a thick coil or ring and place it in the bottom of your slow cooker to act as a rack, or use a small heat-safe rack if you have one. This keeps the packets slightly elevated so they don’t sit in condensation.

Tear or cut 6 squares of heavy-duty aluminum foil, each about 10 x 10 inches. If using regular foil, double-layer each square so the packets are sturdy and don’t tear when you lift them out.

Open the can of refrigerated cinnamon rolls and set the icing cup aside in the fridge for later. Separate the rolls. If your can has fewer than 6 rolls, cut some rolls in half so you end up with 6 portions total.

Place one foil square on your work surface. Put one cinnamon roll (or portion) in the center and gently press it down with your fingers to flatten it slightly into a thick disk, about 3 inches wide. This makes room for the filling.

Spoon about 1 heaping tablespoon of blueberry pie filling onto the center of the flattened roll. Fold the edges of the dough up and around the filling, pinching gently to help seal most of the blueberry mixture inside. It doesn’t have to be perfect—some filling peeking out is fine.

Bring the sides of the foil up and over the filled roll, folding and crimping the edges together to make a snug, sealed packet. Make sure there are no big gaps so steam stays inside. Repeat with the remaining dough and blueberry filling to make 6 foil-wrapped sweet roll packets.

Arrange the foil packets seam-side up on the foil coil or rack in the slow cooker. It’s okay if they touch or stack slightly; just keep them mostly in a single layer for even cooking. Cover the slow cooker with the lid.

Cook on LOW for 2 to 2 1/2 hours, or until the rolls feel set and soft but not doughy when you carefully open one packet and check the center. The bottoms should be cooked through and the blueberry filling bubbly. Cooking time can vary slightly by slow cooker, so start checking at the 2-hour mark.

When the rolls are done, turn off the slow cooker. Carefully lift the packets out with tongs or a spatula and place them back into the slow cooker crock (or on a towel) with the tops of the foil still closed for a few minutes to cool slightly. Then gently open the foil just enough to expose the tops of the rolls, folding the sides down to create little foil “bowls.”

Stir the reserved icing until smooth. If it’s very thick, let it sit at room temperature for a few minutes or warm it briefly by placing the sealed icing cup in a mug of warm water. Drizzle the icing generously over the tops of the warm blueberry sweet rolls while they are still nestled in their foil and sitting in the slow cooker. Close the lid for 5 more minutes to let the icing melt slightly.

Serve the foil wrapped blueberry sweet rolls warm, straight from the slow cooker. Everyone can grab a shiny packet, peel it open, and enjoy the gooey, fruity rolls with minimal cleanup.

Swap the filling: Use cherry, strawberry, or mixed berry pie filling in place of blueberry for a different fruity twist. Lemon pie filling plus a little lemon zest stirred into the icing is especially bright for spring. Add-ins: If you have an extra minute, sprinkle a few fresh blueberries or a pinch of cinnamon over the pie filling before sealing the dough. For a crunch, add a few chopped pecans or walnuts inside each packet. Extra glaze: If you like more icing, whisk together 1/4 cup powdered sugar with 1–2 teaspoons milk and a tiny splash of vanilla to drizzle over the rolls along with the canned icing. Smaller portions: For brunch buffets, cut each cinnamon roll in half, flatten the halves, and make 10–12 mini packets with less filling in each; start checking for doneness around 1 1/2 hours. Make-ahead tip: Assemble the foil packets the night before and store them in the fridge on a baking sheet. In the morning, place them into the slow cooker (adding an extra 10–15 minutes to the cook time since they’ll be cold) and cook as directed. Cleanup help: If you’re worried about condensation, line the inside of the slow cooker lid with a clean kitchen towel before covering to catch drips so the tops of the foil packets stay a little drier.