Krispy Kreme Have Released Paw-Some Doggie Doughnuts and We Can’t Get Enough

These will make your doggo love you fur-ever.

Who doesn’t love spoiling their doggo? From treats to walks and scratches, we’d all probably take any opportunity to give our four-legged friends a little extra love.

If that’s very true for you and you’re trying to cut back a bit, I’d look away now, ‘cos Krispy Kreme has got some sweet goods for you and your pup.

As of today, Krispy Kreme are collaborating with local Aussie pet treat retailer Huds & Toke to give us adorable, limited-edition Doggie Doughnuts.

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To help you celebrate the lead up to International Dog Day on 26 August, they want customers to come grab a cheeky doughnut for themselves and their doggo, and share a sweet treat.

For any concerned dog parents, Huds & Toke make all natural, nutty-based pet treats that are handmade, low in fat, and contain no added sugar, salt or preservatives.

The hard-baked cookie base and frosting has been designed specifically for doggie teef and jaws, using ingredients like carob and yoghurt for dental cleaning benefits and to last longer than the usual cookie for your doggie’s ultimate chewing enjoyment.

Plus, Krispy Kreme's Doggie Doughnuts have been designed exclusively by Huds and Toke, specifically for animals and are 100 per cent Aussie-made from a HACCP Accredited facility in Queensland. So, you can trust that your pup is getting a healthy, safe snack.

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“We had so much fun reimagining Australia’s favourite Krispy Kreme flavours as dog-friendly treats. We wanted to perfectly recreate the details of each iconic doughnut so owners could get “matchy-matchy” with their pets! It’s the best fun,” Huds & Toke founder Emma Gibbons said in a statement.

"It’s also our biggest manufacturing project to date and awesome to have a brand as influential as Krispy Kreme reaching out to a small Aussie business like ours.”

Okay, but what flavours are available?

Lucky for your pup, there are six dog-licious flavours to choose from, and they’re all inspired by an OG Krispy Kreme flavour.

So, get ready for the Doggie Doughnut version of Original Glazed, Choc Cookie, Choc Sprinkles, Choc Iced, Strawberry Sprinkles, and Choc Cheesecake. Man, I wish my dog could read this rn.

We’re gonna go ahead and assume that the ‘choc’ flavoured doughnuts aren’t made of real chocolate (for obvious reasons), and that it’s all doggy tummy approved.

Doggie Doughnuts are available to order as a six pack for $14.95 via a Krispy Kreme Drive Thru or online for next day click & collect. We wouldn’t recommend bringing your pup into a Krispy Kreme store as they sadly don’t meet health and safety regulations (cry), but they can come with you in the Drive Thru, and get a naughty, free puppycino to make up for it.

Before you rush down to you local store, you might wanna note that while all Krispy Kreme Australia stores have the Doggie Doughnuts available via click and collect, only some stores offer the Drive Thru option. You can find them here:

• NSW: Liverpool, Auburn, Mascot and Penrith.
• VIC: Bulleen, Fawkner and Fountain Gate.
• WA: Cannington, Myaree and Whitford City.

I wasn’t gonna say it, but this is probs a paw-fect opportunity to get an adorable snap of your pup for the gram. It’s a win-win for both of you.

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Marketing Director at Krispy Kreme Olivia Sutherland also mirrored our excitement about these new doughnuts.

“At Krispy Kreme we love to share and who better to enjoy a Krispy Kreme moment with than your true best friend?” she said in a statement.

“We’re so excited to be partnering with an incredible local Aussie business, Huds & Toke, to bring the dream of sharing a doughnut with your dog to a reality!”

So, what are you waiting for? I’m gonna be at my local Krispy Kreme before you can say “Doggie Doughnuts.”

Of course, depending on where you are around the country, please make sure you do your best to adhere to your current State government requirements for hygiene, social distancing and lockdowns. Doggie Doughnuts aren’t worth getting anyone sick.

Student Edge recommends maintaining a well-balanced diet. For more information, please visit www.heartfoundation.org.au.

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