A caramelized, ultra-crispy exterior with a warm, pillowy centre that’s currently going viral.
Social media is currently losing its mind over a surprisingly simple hack: taking a classic, store-bought Krispy Kreme Original Glazed doughnut and pan-frying it. The result?
A caramelized, ultra-crispy exterior with a warm, pillowy centre that’s currently going viral. This food hack took off after a TikTok creator decided to try and make a crispy version of the brand’sin response to a meme featuring “Seinfeld”‘s Annie Korzen who famously went viral for asking “was it crispy” when asking someone if they’d “ever had a Krispy Kreme?
”, which sees her throwing the doughnut into a into hot pan and watching the sugar glaze melt into a crème-brûlée-like crust, is actually pretty great. , who constantly tries new food tricks and reviews different meals, told news.com.au he tried it because “it looked so interesting.
”@kellyycha Great use of my free donut for National donut day 🙌 🍩He also shared some tips for those wanting to try it at home, stating you will need to keep a watchful eye on the stove. This is because of the high sugar content in the glaze, meaning the line between perfectly caramelized and completely burnt is incredibly thin.
“You do need to be careful, though — I may have burnt a few while figuring it out,” Bayle admitted. Bayle thinks this trick could “definitely work” with other doughnut brands, if foodies were willing to try.
“The texture and flavour might vary slightly, but I imagine most glazed doughnuts would give a similar result,” Bayle said. While some brands might shy away from fans altering their products, Krispy Kreme is leaning into the fun.
“We love seeing the creativity our fans bring to enjoying our doughnuts,” Chief Marketing Officer at Krispy Kreme ANZ, Aimee Cutajar, told news.com.au. “While nothing beats a fresh, warm, melt-in-your-mouth Original Glazed doughnut straight off the line, we’re all about sharing joy — so it’s exciting to see a simple twist on our signature doughnut resonating with so many customers. ”“We might have to give this a try,” the global Krispy Kreme account commented with the eyes emoji.
“I need this,” one person wrote. “I feel this is how they were intended to be eaten,” a third added. A lot of people even added their own suggestions, claiming that having the crispy dessert with ice cream would be the perfect touch.
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