Spice addiction can come with a multitude of unwanted side effects, such as the compulsive desire to steal baked goods from windowsills and the ability to fold space. Get a legal fix with today's Groupon: for $5, you get $10 worth of fresh-baked cinnamon rolls and more at Cinnaholic in Berkeley.

Cinnaholic rolls up hypnotic edible swirls of gooey gratification in a variety of flavors from its Oxford Street storefront. The lineup starts with the old- fashioned roll, a classic cinnamon bun topped with vanilla frosting ($4.25), then twists taste buds with an undulating torrent of tongue-tingling specialty rolls ($5) such as the Oreo explosion, peanut butter n' jelly, and mocha almond, which flaunts a topping of freshly sliced nuts abed a creamy mound of mocha frosting. All the choice curlicues are made fresh every day, and customers can create their own cochlear confections by mixing their favorite frosting flavors and toppings. Those suffering from a dissociative dessert disorder can top their bun with cookie dough or brownie chunks, or make a winter getaway to Hades more enjoyable by decorating a cinnamon helix with pomegranate seeds and pomegranate-flavored frosting ($0.25 per topping or frosting). Pie rolls ($5), which come in flavors such as cherry, blueberry, and peach, are stuffed with sliced fruit and topped with an oatmeal-crumble topping.

Guests that lovingly refer to pillowy buns as "icing boats" will appreciate frosting shots, which deliver the sugary stuff swiftly and sweetly and are available singly in any flavor ($0.50) or in a mix-and-match variety pack of five ($2). Coffee from local roaster De La Paz ($2–$2.50) saves swooning sweet lovers from slipping into a sugar coma or helps soften the resultant hangover from a night of heavy glazing.