"The kids will wake up or do their morning rituals to the aroma of the cinnamon rolls baking."

From the Philipine Daily Inquirer.

"It was hard to get up in the mornings, as it was sometimes very cold. But my grandmother knew how to arouse us all...she made the most delicious cinnamon rolls, and the aroma of those luscious treats plus the heated kitchen and a pot of coffee, drove us all downstairs."

From Dear Karen... a column which offers "Advice for Women on the Concerns and Effects of the Year 2000 Problem (Y2K)."

"Dr. Hirsch has made a number of other interesting findings. For example, he's determined that many people can lose weight just by inhaling green apple, banana, or peppermint. He found athletes worked out harder when they breathed peppermint and graham crackers, and men became sexually stimulated when they smelled the aroma of cinnamon rolls."

From the Brain Scents page.

From American Demographics (1995):

"And despite the fragrance industry's best aphrodisiac efforts, a study of perfumes revealed that the control scent, fresh cinnamon buns, was the only odor to induce sexual arousal in a sample of male medical students."

The "control scent" indeed.

From Psychic Journal:

"A perfume company did a random survey of customers to find what scents they liked best. Cinnamon rolls was the overwhelming favorite. It brought to mind home, hearth, a special treat, warmth and childhood. (I wonder when cinnamon buns cologne is due out?)"

Cinnamon Toast and Cinnamon Bun Pick Me Up Cologne Spray by Demeter Fragrances.

From Selling a Home Introduction:

"Finally, set a mood for the buyer...on the day you're expecting a potential buyer, pop a batch of frozen cinnamon rolls into the oven for a welcoming aroma."

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