Epic new Caramilk and Krispy Kreme doughnuts launch

Devotees of a cult chocolate block are already raving about a “delicious” new item which just hit stores today.

If you’re a fan of Caramilk and Krispy Kreme doughnuts then have we got some good news for you.

The famous Cadbury block is teaming up with Krispy Kreme to deliver not one, but two Caramilk-flavoured doughnuts.

And Krispy Kreme aren’t mucking around – they’re ordered a whopping 16 tonnes of Caramilk to make their two limited edition doughnuts: The Caramilk Shell and The Caramilk Ring.

The Caramilk Ring is like Krispy Kreme’s original glazed doughnuts but with the addition of Caramilk chocolate icing and flakes, as well as white truffle drizzled on top.

Krispy Kreme ordered a whopping 16 tonnes of Caramilk to make the doughnuts.

The Caramilk Shell doughnut contains a crème filling, but is also topped with Caramilk chocolate and flakes.

The two limited edition doughnuts, both priced at $3.75, will be available at 7-Eleven nationally from Tuesday.

They’ve only hit shelves today but have already sparked excitement among devotees of the Cadbury chocolate in the Caramilk Addicts Club Facebook group.

“Guess I need petrol today!” one person joked.

“Kryptonite in doughnut form,” another said.

Some said they had already managed to get their hands on the new doughnuts, giving them the tick of approval.

“Bought some home last night. nom nom,” one commented.

“The ring one was delicious!” another wrote.

“The Cadbury Caramilk craze didn’t go unnoticed here at Krispy Kreme, so we knew we had to give Aussies the chance to taste the two iconic flavours brought together in our delicious doughnuts,” Krispy Kreme Australia marketing director Olivia Sutherland said.

There are not one, but two Caramilk Krispy Kreme doughnuts hitting stores from today.

Krispy Kreme predict the two doughnuts will be “irresistible” to Caramilk fans.

“No one can resist Caramilk, and we love coming up with new flavours for our fans which we’re sure will be an irresistibly tasty new addition to the range.”

Joanne Raven, Licensing and Cobranding Manager ANZ at Mondelez International, the company which owns Cadbury, said the two doughnuts was the latest in a series of successful collaborations between the two brands.

In April Krispy Kreme collaborated with Cadbury on two limited edition Crunchie-flavoured doughnuts.

“Cadbury and Krispy Kreme continue to produce really unique and tasty co-branded products, which have been delivering the wow factor to consumers across the country,” she said.

“The partnership between these great brands is a growing success and we’re already collaborating on what the next taste sensation will be.”