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You can now buy limited-edition Krispy Kreme milkshakes made with Kellogg’s CEREAL – so would you try them?
- Krispy Kreme has teamed up with Kellogg’s to launch two unique milkshakes
- From December 28, customers can buy Froot Loops and Coco Pops Shakes
- The shakes are blended and topped with the popular cereal options
- Both are priced at $7.50 and will be available in store and on food delivery apps
- The limited-edition shakes will only be available until March 1
Krispy Kreme Australia has partnered with Kellogg’s to launch two unique milkshakes that were inspired by popular childhood cereal flavours.
For a limited time from December 28, customers can get their hands on the Froot Loops Kreme Shake and Coco Pops Kreme Shake.
Both will be available in store and via Menulog, Uber Eats or Deliveroo until Monday March 1.
For a limited time from December 28, customers can get their hands on the Froot Loops Kreme Shake and Coco Pops Kreme Shake
Both shakes will be available in store and via Menulog, Uber Eats or Deliveroo until Monday March 1
The Froot Loops Kreme Shake is made with the original creamy thick shake, blended with Froot Loops, topped with whipped cream and sprinkled with more Froot Loops.
The Coco Pops Kreme Shake also starts with the original creamy thick shake, blended with Coco Pops and topped with more crunchy chocolate Coco Pops.
Both Kreme Shakes are priced at $7.50 each or $10.95 for a Shake & Glaze combo, which comes with a milkshake and doughnut.
Both Kreme Shakes are priced at $7.50 each or $10.95 for a Shake & Glaze combo, which comes with a milkshake and doughnut
The limited-edition shakes will be available across more than 30 Krispy Kreme stores throughout Australia
Krispy Kreme Marketing Director, Olivia Sutherland, said: ‘Our Kreme Shakes are already so well loved by Aussies, and now they’ll get to experience them in a way their inner child would only dream about.
‘We hope our fans love these two new limited-edition flavours just as much as we did creating them – but how can they not, they get to eat cereal and not just for breakfast!’
The limited-edition shakes will be available across more than 30 Krispy Kreme stores throughout Australia.
Krispy Kreme originated in 1937 in North Carolina, USA where the first Original Glazed doughnut recipe was created.
But the franchise didn’t arrive in Australia until 2003, and now there’s multiples stores in NSW, VIC, WA, and QLD.
