Everything you wanted to know about Texas Roadhouse rolls (2024)

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What is the Texas Roadhouse Roll Challenge? ›

513) who set upon completing a “Texas Roadhouse rolls challenge,” collaborating with nine friends to eat a combined 35 baskets of rolls (140 rolls total, with four per basket). The story quotes the creator as saying, “We were definitely all dying after this.”

Texas Roadhouse rolls are made with an enriched dough, which means that the dough has eggs, milk, butter and sugar (or, in this case, honey) in it.

First things first, Texas Roadhouse operates under a policy of "Endless Rolls" (capitalization intentional, because it's a sacred Texas Roadhouse vow). This means they'll keep that basket coming 'til your heart (or stomach) explodes.

There's more than one thing that could make your rolls fall flat. You may have overworked the dough, it may not have risen for long enough or at a warm enough temperature, or the yeast could not have activated for long enough. Be sure to follow the recipe exactly to guarantee fluffy Texas Roadhouse rolls!

Shoutout to the @gamvswim team for breaking a World Record for most bread rolls eaten at a Texas Roadhouse in one sitting (36 baskets, 144 rolls, 158 calories per roll. The boys smashed 22,752 calories.) #swimswam #worldrecord #guinessworldrecord #swimmerscaneatalot.

You're able to order a dozen freshly-baked rolls and cinnamon honey butter on Texas Roadhouse's site. When you order online, rolls and butter are included with any meal purchase.

Well, it's holding the celebration with your friends at Texas Roadhouse! If you're celebrating your birthday at one of our 15 restaurants, you are granted the honor of being seated on a saddle while our Legendary servers ""yeehaw"" and sing happy birthday to you.

Customers can place orders for rolls through the Texas Roadhouse website or app. Scroll through the menu to “Sides & Extras” and select the options for “Extra Fresh-Baked Bread” and “Extra Honey Cinnamon Butter.” Add those to your cart, select a pickup method and time, and checkout.

And Hauber said his location makes between 5,000–10,000 rolls on any given day. "People love the rolls so much because it's all about the experience. It's kind of like a Mexican restaurant with chips and salsa. We give it to every table — as much as you wanna eat."

Storing Leftover

Room Temperature – wrap the leftover Texas Roadhouse bread with foil or place them in a sealed container. They will stay fresh for up to 5 days at room temperature. Refrigerate – They can stay fresh inside the fridge for up to 10-12 days. Freeze – You can also freeze them for up to 6 months.

Can you get frozen rolls from Texas Roadhouse? ›

Yes, that's right, you can get a box of pre-made, frozen Texas Roadhouse rolls to bake at home and zhuzh up your festive dinner like never before.

Prepare rolls as directed in step 1, then thaw in refrigerator for at least 8 hours. Rolls may need to continue to rise at room temperature for 1 to 2 hours if not double in size. Continue to step 3 for baking.

But the group persevered, she said, and eventually hit their goal. In the end, she said they ate 35 baskets of rolls. According to Delishably, the challenge started in 2021, when a group of teenagers in Connecticut ate 132 rolls (or 33 baskets).

If you're unsure if your local Texas Roadhouse sells their rolls, Perkins replied to a commenter and wrote, “Call your local restaurant to see if they do it! Then they will tell you when you can pick them up.” Order them here! And here's how to bake them!

Everything but the Candlestick Maker:

Our bakers are responsible for making our yeast rolls from scratch every day. Our legendary bread is baked fresh every five minutes and served piping hot along with our homemade cinnamon butter to guests as they are seated.

If you've ever dined at Texas Roadhouse, you've probably witnessed the servers there doing a little more than singing and waiting tables. Mike Parratino, the owner of a Texas Roadhouse restaurant in Wichita, Kansas, claims his servers line dance every half hour for fun and to entertain guests (per The Wichita Eagle).