King’s Hawaiian’s new limited-edition Sweet Gingerbread Rolls are a $10 online-only 12-pack with a four-pack limit. The product page shows sold out, so here’s how to get an alert.
Gingerbread season just hit the bread aisle, sort of.
King’s Hawaiian has new limited-edition Hawaiian Sweet Gingerbread Rolls, but they’re an online exclusive, so you won’t find them on grocery store shelves. And on Wednesday, Nov. 11, the product page listed them as sold out.
It isn’t clear yet whether the first batch already sold out or the rolls simply haven’t gone on sale. Sporked, which first reported the launch, said Wednesday that they’re “not available just yet.”
What are King’s Hawaiian Gingerbread Rolls?
The brand’s classic sweet rolls with a holiday twist. King’s Hawaiian says they blend its “signature sweet rolls” with warm gingerbread spice, keeping the soft, fluffy texture fans know.
The company suggests eating them lightly toasted with butter, straight from the bag, or as part of holiday breakfasts, sliders and dessert spreads.
How much are King’s Hawaiian Gingerbread Rolls?
$10 for a 12-count pack, according to King’s Hawaiian’s website. Customers can order up to four packs per order.
The site offers free standard shipping to the mainland U.S. on orders of $30 or more, so four packs would qualify.
Where can you buy King’s Hawaiian Gingerbread Rolls?
Only at KingsHawaiian.com. The brand calls them an online exclusive with limited quantities, so they aren’t sold at Walmart, Target or grocery stores.
Are King’s Hawaiian Gingerbread Rolls sold out?
For now, the website says so. The product page has a “Get in stock alert” button, so you can sign up to get an email if more become available. King’s Hawaiian hasn’t said whether it will restock or how long the rolls will be sold.
Sporked warned they “could well sell out quickly” once they drop, so it’s smart to sign up for the alert either way.
Can you get them in time for Thanksgiving?
Maybe, if you move fast. Thanksgiving is Thursday, Nov. 26, and the rolls ship from the King’s Hawaiian website, so delivery time matters. If they come back in stock in the next week or so, they could still make it to your holiday table next to the classic rolls.
How can you use gingerbread rolls?
Sporked had a few holiday ideas. Swap them into a Thanksgiving stuffing for a sweet, spicy kick, or let them go stale and cut them into gingerbread croutons for pumpkin soup.
Sporked even floated using them in place of ladyfingers in a festive tiramisu.
Has King’s Hawaiian done gingerbread before?
Yes. Last year, King’s Hawaiian released a limited-edition gingerbread house kit for its 75th anniversary, Sporked reported. The brand’s website still has instructions for building a “GingerBREAD House” out of its Original Hawaiian Rolls, white icing and candy.
What other limited King’s Hawaiian flavors are out?
The brand has been busy this year. It released Maple Brown Sugar Rolls, which came with a matching sweatsuit, and Banana Shake ’Em Bites tied to the Minions, according to Sporked.
Where did King’s Hawaiian rolls come from?
Hilo, Hawaii. Robert Taira opened the family bakery there in 1950, and its sweet bread became a hit. The company later moved to Torrance, California, and King’s Hawaiian rolls are now a holiday table staple across the country.
Tips for getting King’s Hawaiian Gingerbread Rolls
Sign up for the stock alert now. Limited online drops can sell out again within minutes when they restock.
If you get in, buy all four. You’ll unlock free shipping and have extra rolls for stuffing or sliders.
Article compiled and written by Kambrea Pratt (editor-in-chief), Derek Gibbs (beat editor) and the Pirates & Princesses newsroom. Pirates & Princesses is part of WebReef Media.
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Hat Tips:
Sporked, Jay Wilson (Nov. 11, 2026), the launch, recipe ideas and other King’s Hawaiian limited releases
King’s Hawaiian (product page, checked Nov. 11, 2026), the price, pack size, description, order limit, sold-out status and shipping offer
King’s Hawaiian (GingerBREAD House page), the gingerbread house build
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