How to make a donut with biscuit dough
Use cans of biscuits to make delicious homemade doughnuts.
The problem has been resolved
If you’ve ever wanted to own donut-inspired footwear, now is your chance.
Krispy Kreme and Crocs have collaborated for the first time to create a limited edition Krispy Kreme X Crocs Classic Clogs inspired by the glass-walled donut chain doughnuts, the company announced on July 23rd.
Donut lovers can also purchase the 5 pack Krispy Kreme Zibitz charm, which is used to decorate and personalize Crocs. The Crocs come in a co-branded box inspired by Krispy Kreme’s famous classic dorm boxes used to transport donuts.
CROCS is available for purchase from Tuesday, August 5th at the CROCS store and Crocs.com. Fans who want to win a Head Start can visit the Krispy Kreme Shop, which will be participating on Monday, August 4th, scan the displayed QR code and access early to order Crocs.
The Krispy Kreme Crocs will sell for $90, but the Krispy Kreme Jibbitz 5-pack costs $20, the company told USA Today. Charms that include oversized glass-enclosed donuts and Krispy Kreme hot lights are found in the crocodile, and include a sprinkle toe cap with chocolate and strawberry icing. The Krispy Kreme logo is also featured on the heel strap.
Crocs-inspired donuts are also part of the collaboration
Starting Monday, August 4th, customers can also purchase the Krispy Kreme X Crocs Special Dozen. This has three donuts.
- Original gloss
- Sprinkle the chocolate
- Sprinkle the strawberries
The CROC-inspired dozen will be available at Krispy Kremes, who will be participating from August 4th to August 10th. Krispy Kreme Shops offers a special dozen available for pickup or delivery via the Krispy Kreme app.
How to get free donuts as part of Krispy Kreme Crocs collaboration
Another agreement as part of the collaboration will allow anyone wearing a crocodile at the Krispy Kreme Store on Saturday, August 9th to receive a free original glass doughnut at participating stores.
Gabe Hauari is a national trending news reporter for USA Today. You can follow him with X @geuna Alternatively, email him at gdhauari@gannett.com.
