Nobody Panic But Krispy Kreme and Crunchie Have Released Two Doughnut Flavours

Nobody Panic But Krispy Kreme and Crunchie Have Released Two Doughnut Flavours

Can't. Resist. Temptation.

Prepare your wallets fam, because Krispy Kreme have just united with Crunchie and released two delicious new doughnuts available from today (28 April).

First up, we’d like to introduce to you the Crunchie Ring.

This doughy delight is dipped in a honeycomb truffle glaze and topped off with a generous sprinkling of Crunchie pieces and milk chocolate ganache.

Hdfbksefbsfvln… sorry, I was just wiping the drool off my keyboard.

If the Crunchie Ring doesn’t float your boat, then why not try the Crunchie Shell doughnut?

This bad boy is filled with a honeycomb custard (they make that now?), coated with chocolate ganache and topped with Crunchie pieces. Don’t forget the honeycomb truffle drizzle on top.

Honestly, I love this for me. 

Speaking about the new doughnuts, Krispy Kreme Marketing Director Olivia Sutherland said these two new flavours will be hard to resist.

“No one can resist a Crunchie with it’s delicious honeycomb covered in smooth milk chocolate," she said. 

“The Crunchie texture matched to our soft fluffy freshly made doughnuts is a real winner. We’re so excited about this collaboration and hope Crunchie lovers enjoy it as much as we do.”

I’m sure we will.

Not to alarm anyone, but these Crunchie doughnuts are limited edition and the good folks at Krispy Kreme haven’t revealed how long they’ll be sticking around for, so you better just cancel all your plans and go get some right now.

After doing some investigating, I've discovered the Crunchie doughnuts cost $3.75 each or $39.95 for a dozen. Better be safe and go for the dozen 'cos one is never enough.

The Crunchie Ring and the Crunchie Shell doughnut are available Australia-wide now at Krispy Kreme restaurants, 7-Eleven stores and also for delivery on UberEATS, menulog and Deliveroo.

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