Just like Asian sweets! [Krispy Kreme Doughnuts] Three new summer flavors released

In April 2025, Krispy Kreme Doughnuts opened its first Kyushu store at ONE FUKUOKA BLDG. in Tenjin, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka City.

In May, they opened a store at Canal City Hakata, attracting attention with their "Donut Theater," where visitors could see the donut manufacturing process up close.

This time, we will introduce new limited edition summer donuts!

New summer products coming on July 16th! "Krispy Kreme Doughnuts"

Starting Wednesday, July 16, 2025, new products that represent popular Asian sweets will be sold for a limited time at all Krispy Kreme stores. *Excluding some retail stores and events other than Krispy Kreme stores.

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Titled "TASTY! Asian Sweets," three types of donuts are available: "Almond Tofu," "Mango Cheesecake," and "Peach Oolong." The surface is coated with nappage, giving it a smooth and glossy appearance, making it a cool-looking "glossy donut" that's perfect for summer.

"Almond Tofu" and "Mango Cheesecake" will be on sale until Tuesday, September 9, 2025. "Peach Oolong", the "Asian Sweets Box (3 pieces)" which is a set of three new products, and the "Asian Sweets Dozen Half (6 pieces)" which is a set of three new products and two popular products will be on sale until mid-August.

Cute-looking! Three types of Asian sweet donuts

Almond jelly

"Almond Tofu" (take-out 378 yen, eat-in 385 yen) is a donut that, as the name suggests, resembles almond tofu, a popular Chinese snack.

The doughnut is filled with a smooth almond cream that is almost like almond tofu, coated in pure white chocolate. It is then coated with a glossy almond-like nappage and accented with goji berries. You can enjoy the sweet and soft taste of almond tofu.

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Mango Cheesecake

"Mango Cheesecake" (takeout 378 yen, eat-in 385 yen) is a refreshing combination of mango, a tropical fruit popular in Southeast Asia, and cheesecake.

It is filled with rich mango cheesecake-like cream and coated with yellow custard-flavored chocolate. It is topped with a nappage containing mango puree for a refreshing taste. Milky white chocolate lines are drawn to look like diced mango.

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Peach Oolong

"Peach Oolong" (takeout 356 yen, eat-in 363 yen) is a donut made from the combination of peach and oolong tea, one of the most popular flavored teas in Taiwan.

A milky white chocolate coating and a sweet and refreshing peach oolong tea nappage. Dried rose petals are placed on the white chocolate lines, making this an elegant and gorgeous looking donut.

The refreshing oolong tea aftertaste spreads throughout your mouth, making you feel like you're drinking a drink.

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Asian Sweets Dozen Half (6 pieces)

"Asian Sweets Dozen Half (6 pieces)" (takeout 1,728 yen, eat-in 1,760 yen) is a set of three new flavors inspired by popular Asian sweets, as well as the popular "Original Glazed" and "Caramel Almond Crunch." It's perfect for sharing with family and friends.

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Asian Sweets Box (3 pieces)

The "Asian Sweets Box (3 pieces)" (take-out 1,080 yen, eat-in 1,100 yen) is a set of the three new flavors. Recommended for those who want to try all of the new flavors!

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I'm curious to know what Asian sweets transformed into doughnuts taste like. Why not visit Krispy Kreme Doughnuts, which has been revived in Kyushu? (Text/ARNE Editorial Department)

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