Goldelucks Doughnuts opens at Westfield Doncaster
It’s the home of the 1kg Nutella-filled heart and the 24k gold dossant. Now this doughnut shop is spreading its sugar-filled goodness even further with a new shop at Westfield Doncaster.
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A popular Melbourne business is calling on doughnut fans across Doncaster to unite behind their sweet creations at their newest outlet.
Goldelucks Doughnuts has been making waves with fans since bringing out a range of delicious new treats last year, including a giant Belgian chocolate heart, spray-painted with edible gold and filled with 1kg of Nutella.
It’s been full steam ahead for staff, including owner Phillip Kuoch, since Goldelucks opened its third venue — a pop-up shop at Westfield Doncaster.
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Mr Kuoch said he was proud of the growth in the business since he took it over four years ago and he was excited about the future after rebranding it last year.
“We’re excited to be at Westfield for the next few months and would definitely consider staying permanently if there is enough love,” he said.
“It’s an incredible achievement for us as a small business in Croydon to be in a big centre such as Westfield.
“Only four years ago when I took over the business, I was still in university and had no baking and business management experience whatsoever.”
Goldelucks is now in three locations — Eastland and their original Croydon South home, as well as at Westfield Doncaster.
They also deliver edible gift boxes Melbourne-wide from their Collingwood office.
“Since our humble beginnings, we have served more than 350,000 customers,” Mr Kuoch said.
Check them out at goldelucks.com.au/pages/about-us
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