Krispy Kreme’s Thanksgiving Doughnuts Arrive Today With Three New Flavors

Krispy Kreme is bringing back its Thanksgiving doughnut collection for a limited run, with three new flavors and one returning favorite. Available at participating shops from November 12 through Thanksgiving Day, the lineup includes berry, pumpkin, chocolate and cinnamon apple treats.

Berry Cobbler Brings Raspberry and Berry Crumble Together

Berry Cobbler Brings Raspberry and Berry Crumble Together
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The fruit-forward option begins with an unglazed shell doughnut filled with raspberry-flavored filling. Mixed berry icing adds another layer of berry flavor, while a mixed berry oat crumble gives the outside a crisp finish. The combination takes its cue from cobbler, pairing a soft filled center with a crumbly topping. It is one of three new flavors in Krispy Kreme’s limited-time Thanksgiving collection.

Caramel Pumpkin Starts With an Original Glazed Doughnut

Caramel Pumpkin Starts With an Original Glazed Doughnut
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A familiar Original Glazed doughnut forms the base of this seasonal flavor. Krispy Kreme dips it in caramel icing, adds pumpkin-spice cookies, then finishes it with pumpkin cream frosting and a light dusting of cinnamon. The result brings together caramel, pumpkin and warm spice in a single doughnut. It is a new addition to the collection, which is available at participating shops through Thanksgiving Day while supplies last.

Double Chocolate Crumble Layers Chocolate From Center to Topping

Double Chocolate Crumble Layers Chocolate From Center to Topping
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For chocolate lovers, this new doughnut layers several textures around a rich filling. The unglazed shell is filled with fudgy chocolate crème, dipped in chocolate icing and topped with cookie crumbles. Each part adds a different element: the center is soft and creamy, the icing brings more chocolate flavor, and the cookies add crunch. It joins the Berry Cobbler and Caramel Pumpkin doughnuts as one of the collection’s three new varieties.

Cinnamon Apple Filled Returns for the Thanksgiving Season

Cinnamon Apple Filled Returns for the Thanksgiving Season
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The returning favorite pairs an unglazed shell with apple-cinnamon filling and a coating of powdered cinnamon. Its filling gives it a familiar baked-apple flavor, while the cinnamon coating adds spice to the outside. The four-doughnut collection is available at participating Krispy Kreme shops nationwide from Nov. 12 through Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 26, while supplies last. The doughnuts can be picked up during that limited seasonal window.

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