Domino's Cinnamon Bread Twists — Price, Sizes & Calories (October 2026)

Take the bread twists, swap the garlic butter for cinnamon sugar, add an icing dip, and you have a dessert that costs the store almost nothing extra to produce and works better than it has any right to. Warm cinnamon dough is a hard thing to dislike.

The texture is the appeal. Unlike a lava cake, which is intense and finished in three bites, these are light, shareable and slightly addictive. A portion goes a long way across a group, and there's no dividing problem — everyone takes a twist.

How they compare to lava cake

Cheaper, larger portion, less intense, and far more robust for delivery. A lava cake needs to reach you within twenty minutes to work properly. Cinnamon twists are perfectly good forty minutes later and excellent after two minutes in an oven the following morning. For anyone ordering delivery to an address a fair distance from the store, these are the more reliable dessert.

The icing dip

Sweet, vanilla-forward and thick. Some people skip it entirely and eat the twists plain, which is a legitimate choice — the cinnamon sugar is already sweet and the icing pushes it considerably further. If you're ordering for children, expect the icing to be the main attraction.

Value and nutrition

These are among the cheapest desserts on any menu and they feed more people per dollar than anything else in the category. As a group dessert after a pizza order, they're the sensible choice.

Sugar content is the number worth noting rather than calories — the cinnamon coating and icing together carry a substantial load. The twists themselves, plain, are relatively modest.

One tip: they crisp back up beautifully in an air fryer for two or three minutes. Leftover cinnamon twists reheated the next morning are, quietly, one of the better uses of leftover delivery food.