If you're a lot like Richie and I, then you probably don't dream about going with the Valentines Day chaos. Although there are a lot of VDay specials out there hosted by some amazing restaurants, it's just really not for us. Heavy traffic, fully-booked restaurants, full parking, not to mention Valentines Day falls on a Friday. The day of traffic. But staying home for the big VDay doesn't mean it has to be dull. It all depends on the people you spend it with, and the "pasalubong" you bring home hahaha!
You can celebrate Valentines Day at home with special home-cooked candlelight dinner, and then some Krispy Kreme Valentines Day Doughnuts for dessert! (Not to mention the tin can is beyond adorable!!!)
The Blueberry Cheesecake Doughnut
Heart-shaped doughnut filled with blueberry cheesecake filling, dipped in cream cheese icing, topped with graham crumbs, blueberry pulp, and vanilla icing
The Heart Doughnut
Heart-shaped doughnut dipped in Carat strawberry chocolate coating, drizzled with white and red icings.
The Kiss Doughnut
X-shaped doughnut dipped in Carat white chocolate piped with red icing
The Hug Doughnut
Ring doughnut dipped in Carat white chocolate, piped with red icing
The Hershey's Kisses Doughnut
Heart-shaped doughnut dipped in white chocolate, drizzled with either caramel or chocolate, topped with Hershey's Kisses
The Love Doughnut
Heart-shaped doughnut dipped in Carat strawberry chocolate coating, piped with I Heart U on top
These cute Valentine doughnuts ought to brighten up your Valentines Day! I mean I would be delighted to receive these if you ask me.
But wait there's more!
While you're at Krispy Kreme you may also want to check out their new creations! The Cheese Puff and the Kouign Amann.
But our personal favorite is the Cheese Puff. Flaky, sugary, and cheesy!
Drop by Krispy Kreme now and try these new baked creations. For sure your special someone will appreciate it! Happy Valentines Day everyone!
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