Prepare. You can preheat your air fryer at 350°F and spray or prep the basket for nonstick.
Dough. Remove the biscuit dough from the container and cut each of the biscuits in half. Roll each of the halves between your hands into a ball.
Air Fry. Carefully place each of the balls of dough into your air fryer, leaving room between them for the air to circulate. Air fry for four minutes, shake the basket to rotate the balls, and continue to air fry until the donut holes are golden brown (about two to four more minutes).
Coating. Place the melted butter into a small bowl. In a more shallow bowl, use a whisk or fork to combine together the sugar and ground cinnamon. While the donut holes are still warm, use a fork or similar item to first dip each of the holes into the butter, tap off the excess butter, and then dip the holes into the cinnamon sugar to coat, tapping off excess when done.
Serve. Serve your homemade donut holes as is or with a caramel or other dip on the side for dipping.
Recipe Notes
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