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− | '''Cinnabon''' is an American purveyor of cinnamon rolls and diabetes. It is joint consensus between nutritions and physicists that there is enough caloric power in a '''Cinnabon''', if lit, to cause a nuclear explosion. | + | [[File:Cinnabon Logo.jpg|500px|thumb|right]] |
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+ | '''Cinnabon''' is an American purveyor of cinnamon rolls and [[Type 5 Diabetes Mellitus|diabetes]]. It is joint consensus between nutritions and physicists that there is enough caloric power in a '''Cinnabon''', if lit, to cause a nuclear explosion. It is slowly replacing radiolabeled fried eggs during gastric emptying studies.<ref>[http://gomerblog.com/2015/11/radiology-departments/ ‘Nuclear Cinnabon’ Improves Radiology Department’s Patient Satisfaction Scores]</ref> Most recently, '''Cinnabon''' has piloted a brand new product called the Insulinabon.<ref>[http://gomerblog.com/2016/09/cinnabon-giving-away-free-insulin-rolls/ Cinnabon Creates New Insulin Rolls: Insulinabons]</ref> | ||
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+ | '''Related Reading''' | ||
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+ | - [[Chipotle Mexican Grill]] | ||
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+ | - [[McRib]] | ||
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+ | - [[Nashville Hot Chicken]] | ||
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+ | - [[Type 4 Diabetes Mellitus]] | ||
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+ | '''References''' | ||
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[[Category:Food & Nutrition]] | [[Category:Food & Nutrition]] | ||
[[Category:Medical Locations]] | [[Category:Medical Locations]] | ||
+ | [[Category:Radiology]] |
Latest revision as of 06:37, 20 March 2017
Cinnabon is an American purveyor of cinnamon rolls and diabetes. It is joint consensus between nutritions and physicists that there is enough caloric power in a Cinnabon, if lit, to cause a nuclear explosion. It is slowly replacing radiolabeled fried eggs during gastric emptying studies.[1] Most recently, Cinnabon has piloted a brand new product called the Insulinabon.[2]
Related Reading
- McRib
References