Krispy Kreme Is Selling A Bunch Of ‘Rick And Morty’ Donuts Including One With A Pickle Rick On Top
The sci-fi adult cartoon Rick and Morty is now in its fourth season, and apparently Krispy Kreme decided that’s worth celebrating. The donut giant has rolled out several Rick and Morty-themed treats, and they sound…interesting.
Starting now, Krispy Kreme fans in Australia will be able to sample three different Rick and Morty-inspired donuts—Pickle Rick, Simple Rick’s Wafer Cookie, and Strawberry Smiggles. Krispy Kreme also rolled out Fleeb Juice, a milkshake that’s made from the store’s raspberry and blue heaven flavors, per Hypebeast.
The flavors are all probably lost on you if you've never seen the show, but rest assured that Rick and Morty fans are very, very excited about it. Oh! And if the idea of a pickle-flavored donut isn’t your jam, don’t worry: The Pickle Rick treat actually has a lemon vibe going on and is topped with a white chocolate pickle.
The wafer cookie donut is a strawberry truffle donut that's filled with vanilla creme. It's then topped with white chocolate and a crushed wafer disc. Finally, the Strawberry Smiggles donut is a glazed donut with strawberry filling and dipped in white chocolate truffle. It's then finished with mini-marshmallows, meringue pieces and pretty sprinkles, so it should be fairly similar to a birthday cake or cereal donut.
Krispy Kreme Australia posted about the new treats on Instagram, and some people had trouble believing it. “It’s nowhere near April 1st, so this has the be real, right? 🤔🤣” one person wrote.
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This isn’t the first time Rick and Morty has shown up in food: Pringles previously released a limited-edition Pickle Rick flavor in the U.S. in December.
Again, these new donuts are in Australia, which isn’t exactly easy to get to for many of us. That’s why some people have started a Change.org petition to bring the donuts stateside, specifically to North Carolina, where Krispy Kreme was founded. Don’t hold your breath, though: Only 38 people have signed the petition so far.
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