Good news for fans of the popular doughnut brand...
Local Krispy Kreme fans can rejoice as the popular doughnut brand has arrived in Laois and Offaly.
The iconic US brand has rolled installed its state-of-the art digital cabinets to a further 15 stores nationally, including Tesco Portlaoise at Laois Shopping Centre and Tesco Tullamore.
You can get your hands on a three pack or dozen from the range of single doughnuts, along with Bites and Minis from Krispy Kreme’s new cabinets.
The choice includes the iconic Original Glazed, Chocolate Dreamcake, Lotus Biscoff and Nutty Chocolatta that are delivered fresh daily to the midlands.
Speaking about the new locations, Declan Foley, Krispy Kreme Country Manager for Ireland said;
“We are delighted to bring the joy of Krispy Kreme to fans beyond the Dublin area and aim to increase our footprint to even more counties this year through our partnerships with Tesco and Circle K stores! As I have said previously, we are committed to investing in the Irish market for the long-term."
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