The incredible flavor combination of magic spoob and cinnamon rolls

The magic spool cinnamon roll is a delightful and enchanting treat that combines the heavenly taste of cinnamon with the mystifying powers of magic. This delectable pastry is infused with an enchanting spell that enhances its flavor and bewitches anyone who takes a bite. The magic begins with the dough, which is expertly mixed and kneaded to perfection. As the dough rises, it takes on a mesmerizing energy that adds a touch of enchantment to every bite. The aroma that fills the air as the cinnamon filling is spread across the dough is nothing short of magical. Once the dough is rolled and sliced into individual rolls, they are placed in a pan, ready to be baked.

Tigger and Christopher Robin decide to be the captains of the 2 teams, and Tigger picks Roo, Eeyore, and Owl for his team while Christopher Robin chooses Pooh, Rabbit, and Piglet for his team but Piglet rejects and runs away, telling his friends he has to mow his lawn. While the 2 teams play the game, Pooh finds Piglet up a tree and ask him why he's up there, to which Piglet replies, "I can't skate." Then the tree branch breaks and Piglet lands on the ice cookie and Rabbit hits it into the snow. Afterwards Christopher Robin comes forward and asks Piglet what's wrong, and Pooh tells him that Piglet can't skate and feels ashamed about it, so Christopher Robin and the others decide to teach him. First they try putting small skates on Piglet and it almost works, but Piglet loses his balance once Christopher Robin lets go of him and falls down into Gopher's fishing hole.

He accidentally goes onto the ice without skates and his friends follow him, then the ice breaks into water causing the gang to be trapped on an ice floes. Both Luck Amok and Magic Earmuffs are fantastic episodes, with the former as said in the review title being one of the show s funniest and the latter being one of the most touching.

Once the dough is rolled and sliced into individual rolls, they are placed in a pan, ready to be baked. As they bake, the magic within the rolls awakens and intensifies, filling the surrounding area with an irresistible scent that entices anyone nearby. The rolls emerge from the oven golden brown and glistening with a luscious glaze that adds a final touch of enchantment to their appearance.

Luck Amok/Magic Earmuffs

Tigger thinks he is following bad luck around, but it turns out that he has bad luck. Piglet is afraid to skate, and to give him confidence, Christopher Robin gives him earmuffs and tells hi. Read all Tigger thinks he is following bad luck around, but it turns out that he has bad luck. Piglet is afraid to skate, and to give him confidence, Christopher Robin gives him earmuffs and tells him that they're magic. Tigger thinks he is following bad luck around, but it turns out that he has bad luck. Piglet is afraid to skate, and to give him confidence, Christopher Robin gives him earmuffs and tells him that they're magic.

• Director

• Mark Zaslove
• Carter Crocker
• Terrie Collins

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• Director

• Mark Zaslove
• Carter Crocker
• Terrie Collins

See production, box office & company info

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Top cast

• Winnie the Pooh
• (voice)

• Christopher Robin
• (voice)

• Christopher Robin's Mother
• (voice)
• (as Patty Parris)

• Director

• Mark Zaslove (segment Luck Amok)
• Carter Crocker (segment Luck Amok)
• Terrie Collins (segment Magic Earmuffs)

Storyline

Did you know

When piglet is trying to save his friends, he is using his "magic earmuffs" but when he grabs his friend's skates they suddenly disappear for a second and appear in the next scene

Winnie the Pooh: Now if I'm Piglet, but he's Tigger, and you're Pooh, then Rabbit must be. Rabbit: Oh keep quiet!

User reviews 1

As a fan of Winnie the Pooh, 'The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh' was always one of my favourite shows as a child. Not all childhood favourites have held up, but 'The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh' is one of the strongest examples of those that have.

While the original three 60s-70s short films ('Honey Tree', 'Blustery Day' and 'Tigger Too') and the 1977 'The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh' are just a little better, 'The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh' is one of the Winnie the Pooh franchise's high points. Both "Luck Amok" and "Magic Earmuffs" are fantastic episodes, with the former as said in the review title being one of the show's funniest and the latter being one of the most touching.

The animation in both episodes is very bright, well drawn and colourful, everything looking lush, detailed and smooth. The music is playfully jaunty and beautifully orchestrated, sadder moments with poignant and particularly lush and emotional scoring and the more playful moments with a jaunty touch. The theme tune is very rousing and one of the catchiest theme songs of any animated show of the late 80s.

Writing has a perfect mix of whimsy, drollness, wit, charm and childhood innocence. This is especially true in "Luck Amok", where some of the best of the dialogue is absolutely hilarious and some of the most memorable of 'The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh'. Highlights include "Now if I'm Piglet but he's Tigger and you're Pooh then Rabbit must be. /Oh keep quiet!", Pooh's "We can't let him leave. Not for seven years! He'll miss my birthday" and "TIGGGGGGEEEEERRRRRR!", Rabbit going down the drain is every bit as funny. "Magic Earmuffs" is very poignant in this regard, where one really identifies with Piglet and is happy when he overcomes his fear of skating.

Both stories are simple but lovingly and charmingly told, "Luck Amok" is non-stop comic brilliance while "Magic Earmuffs" is almost on the same level of "Find Her Keep Her" and "A Very Very Large Animal" on the emotional spectrum.

All the characters are wonderful, especially Tigger, Pooh and Piglet. Love the love and loyalty Christopher Robin shows. All the voice acting is faultless too, who can go wrong with Jim Cummings and the incomparable Paul Winchell? Overall, two fantastic but wonderfully contrasting episodes. 10/10 Bethany Cox

Then Christopher Robin pushes their sled and then the three go sliding off into the snow eventually bumping into Piglet who lands in Pooh’s arms. When Piglet asks where they’re going Pooh says skating. On the ice Pooh, Tigger, and Christopher Robin join Rabbit, Owl, and Eeyore for skating while Gopher fishes nearby but Piglet is too afraid to step on the ice. Then Roo shows up and asks if anyone wants to play ice cookie to which Christopher Robin asks “Isn’t that Ice Hockey, Roo?” To which Roo tells him that the name has to be changed because he’s out of hockey pucks and his mama gave him an oatmeal cookie. Tigger and Christopher Robin decide to be the captains of the two teams to which Tigger picks Roo, Eeyore, and Owl for his team while Christopher Robin chooses Pooh, Rabbit, and Piglet for his team but Piglet rejects and runs away afraid telling his friends he has to mow his lawn. While the two teams play the game Pooh finds Piglet up a tree and ask him why he’s up there to which Piglet replies “I can’t skate”. Then the tree branch breaks and Piglet lands on the ice cookie and Rabbit hits it into the snow. Afterwards Christopher Robin comes forward and asks Piglet what’s wrong to which Pooh tells him that Piglet can’t skate and feels ashamed and embarrassed about it to which Christopher Robin and the others decide to teach him. First they try putting small Skates on Piglet to which it almost works but Piglet loses his balance once Christopher Robin lets go of him and falls down into Gopher's fishing hole. Second Tigger tries to put big Skates on Piglet’s feet and when he pushes Piglet from behind Piglet goes skating pretty fast and flies upside down in the air and lands in the snow. As the gang tries to figure out what to next Pooh says that maybe Christopher Robin’s Earmuffs might work to which Christopher Robin puts his Earmuffs on Piglet’s ears and then he and Pooh take Piglet to a small pond and finally Piglet can skate good and tells his friends that he can’t wait to play Ice Cookie to which Pooh says the game is now called Ice Honey because Eeyore ate the cookie puck and Rabbit bought a honey jar to use as a replacement puck to which he and Christopher Robin run off to play in the game leaving Piglet to skate on his own. After the game Owl and Christopher Robin leave to go home but Pooh, Rabbit, Tigger, and Roo stay behind and Pooh notices Rabbit’s honeypot on the ice and wonders if there’s any honey left in it and accidentally goes onto the ice without Skates to which his friends follow him and the ice breaks into water causing the gang to be trapped on an ice floe. Piglet hears his friends screaming and comes to their rescue. He grabs their skates and throws them to them but then the Earmuffs fall of Piglet’s head and land in the water and he chases them while his friends make it safely to shore. On shore, the friends watch frighteningly as Piglet catches the Earmuffs and almost goes over the waterfall but manages to run back up and back across the ice floes and lands in the snow. Later the gang watch Piglet skate on the small ice and realize he doesn’t need the Earmuffs after all. All he needed was more practice and a little confidence.

Now comes the most enticing part: indulging in the magic spool cinnamon roll. As you take your first bite, the flavors burst with an otherworldly deliciousness. The warm, gooey cinnamon filling melts in your mouth, while the soft and fluffy dough perfectly complements it. Each bite is a delightful blend of sweetness and spice, leaving you craving for more. But what truly sets the magic spool cinnamon roll apart is its magical properties. As you savor each bite, you will feel a sense of warmth and contentment wash over you. It is as if the spell infused within the roll has the power to transport you to a world of happiness and joy. It is a truly enchanting experience that brings a touch of magic into your day. Whether enjoyed as a breakfast treat, an afternoon snack, or a dessert, the magic spool cinnamon roll never fails to captivate and delight. Its extraordinary taste and enchanting powers make it a favorite among both young and old alike. So why not indulge in a bit of magic and treat yourself to a magic spool cinnamon roll? Prepare to be spellbound by its irresistible taste and enchanting allure..

Reviews for "Experience the magic of spiced cinnamon rolls like never before"

1. Jessica - 2 stars - I was really excited to try the Magic spoob cinnamon roll after hearing so many great things about it, but I was extremely disappointed. The roll was dry and lacked the gooey, cinnamon goodness that I was expecting. The icing on top was also tasteless and didn't add any flavor to the roll. Overall, it was a big letdown and I definitely won't be buying it again.

2. Mike - 1 star - I have to say, I was not impressed with the Magic spoob cinnamon roll at all. The roll itself was incredibly dense and almost tasted stale. The cinnamon flavor was overpowering and the texture was just not enjoyable. I also found the icing to be way too sweet and it didn't pair well with the already overwhelming cinnamon taste. I was really disappointed and wouldn't recommend it to others.

3. Sarah - 3 stars - I have mixed feelings about the Magic spoob cinnamon roll. On one hand, the cinnamon flavor was nice and the roll itself was fairly soft. However, I found it to be overly sweet and the icing was way too thick. It felt like I was eating pure sugar. I also didn't like that the roll was quite small for the price. Overall, it was an average cinnamon roll but not one that I would go out of my way to purchase again.

4. John - 2 stars - The Magic spoob cinnamon roll was a letdown for me. The roll lacked any real flavor and tasted quite bland. The texture was also disappointing - it was on the dry side and didn't have that soft, melt-in-your-mouth quality that I love in a good cinnamon roll. The icing added some sweetness, but it couldn't make up for the overall lack of flavor. Unfortunately, I won't be buying this again.

Excite your taste buds with the mystical allure of magic spoob cinnamon rolls