It’s the holiday season and for donut lovers, it means it’s time for a sweet treat too. On Monday, Krispy Kreme announced its new line of donuts at Santa’s Bake Shop. The new collection, which includes three new donuts inspired by Santa Claus, will go on sale Friday, November 25th. The collection features five donuts overall, including the fan-favorite Santa Billy Donut. Krispy Kreme also announced that they will have a Sugar Cookie Latte and a Peppermint Mocha Latte this year as well.
“We’re bringing the joys, flavors and joys of the Christmas season to life through transformation Crispy Cream said Dave Skena, chief global brand officer, Santa’s Bake Shop Crispy Cream. “We hope our fans pick up these delicious, fresh treats to share with family and friends at holiday gatherings.”
The Santa’s Bake Shop collection includes the new Sugar Cookie Donut, new Gingerbread Cookie Crumb Donut, new Red Velvet Cake Donut, Santa Belly Donut and Chocolate Iced with Holiday Sprinkles Donut. You can check the descriptions below.
▪ New sugar donut: original donut icing iced sugar cookie and topped with a mixture of sugar cookie sprinkle.
▪ New Gingerbread Cookie Crumb Donut: A cake filled with creamy gingerbread cheese, dipped in ginger cream, topped with gingerbread crumbs and holiday mix, then dipped in ginger.
▪ The new red velvet donut cakeRed velvet cake donut topped with cheese icing and red velvet cake.
▪ Santa Billy Donut: a fan favorite, filled with cream, dipped in red icing and decorated like Big Guy with icing and a belt-buckle sugar cookie.
▪ Iced chocolate with holiday sprinkles donut: original donut dipped in chocolate cream and topped with a mixture of holiday sprinkles.
The new collection will go on sale starting Friday, November 25th and can be purchased in a limited edition Christmas-themed box or individually. Also available – through Thanksgiving – is the new Thanksgiving Mini Pie, an assortment of four mini pie-inspired items. You can read more about those here.
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