Which of these is a soft, sweet, sticky pastry served in the United States for breakfast or as a treat?

I have never heard of it but it sounds good.

My friend makes this for me every once in awhile. She puts cream cheese filling inside and the rest is made as this describes. It is sooooo good.

luckycatfay, It's really, really good!

You just take cinnamon roll dough (like Pillsbury) tear it into smaller pieces, put it in a bundt cake pan, cook it, then drizzle a sweet topping on it like icing, honey, or maple syrup.

As MIB42 said this is most definitely NOT arany galuska. I can see how it could've derived/evolved from it but the two are not the same at all. Arany galuska is made with a similar "structure" but it has no cinnamon but tons of sugar and ground walnuts. Then it's served with a thick vanilla sauce similiar to custard. It's heavenly and has about a billion calories in it.

Born in the United States and have lived here for decades. I've never heard of monkey bread or any of the mentioned names affiliated with it.

Never heard of it, would love to try it though!

I'm American and have never heard of it.

:(Nancy E):, add cream cheese to ANYTHING and I hear Angels sing!

DkRatz72, Ho nice of you to share your recipe!

Some decades ago, I came across it while reading some Hollywood interview in which it was revealed that their power elites couldn't get enough of it. Have been looking for it ever since, without any luck. So curious how it tastes.

Absolutely delicious stuff! I don't know how to make it myself but I have friends that make it on special occasions. Even my picky kids will eat this when its available.

luckycatfay, always a favorite at pot luck.

Lousha, it sounds wonderful!

I love monkey bread

Player #27327294, Me too. Heard of it but didn't know what it was.

Player #27327294, I too was born & raised in the U.S.A. also. We have known about this for generations in our family. It is awesome & so super simple to make using cheaters or not

Looked like Elephant's skin so I voted for that.