Dunkin' Donuts' 10 Craziest Donuts From Around the World
It's official: This donut shop is taking over the planet.
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Dunkin' Donuts has been around for 65 years, starting out as a tiny coffee shop in Massachusetts selling java and donuts for 10 cents. More than half a century later, the brand has debuted crazy concoctions like Oreo-flavored iced coffee, bacon-fueled breakfast sandwiches, and most recently a pumpkin macchiato. Not only has the chain infiltrated the U.S. but has extended its reach around the world, offering breakfast pastries with local twists in 30 countries across the globe. When we heard about some of the crazy new donut flavors abroad, we had to get the details. So while we've already ranked the best of the classic donuts sold Stateside, we have a feeling these international numbers could give them a run for their money. (Read: You might want to book a flight now.)
Black Cheese Donut
Where to find it: Indonesia
What it is: A chocolate-frosted yeast donut rolled in vanilla crème and shredded Parmesan cheese.
Mango Pudding Donut
Where to find it: China
What it is: A traditional glazed donut dipped in rich a mango pudding similar to a fruit compote.
Butter Almond Donut
Where to find it: China
What it is: A cake donut coated in sweet vanilla cream and showered in toasted almonds.
Date Donut
Where to find it: United Arab Emirites
What it is: A yeast donut covered in either vanilla or chocolate icing—depending on your preference—and then drizzled in date syrup.
Delirium Donut
Where to find it: Peru
What it is: A yeast donut filled with manjar blanco—a custard the resembles dulce de leche—and topped with chocolate icing, pecans, and caramel.
Emerald Custard Donut
Where to find it: Thailand
What it is: A yeast donut filled with custard made from earthy yet sweet pandan, a popular herb found in many Thai desserts and drinks.
Mozart Donut
Where to find it: Bulgaria
What it is: A yeast donut filled with chocolate frosting then decorated with nougat icing and chocolate "rondies," a.k.a. bonbons.
Pistachio Rainbow Donut
Where to find it: Peru
What it is: A yeast ring smothered in pistachio icing and finished with bright rainbow sprinkles.
Pork Floss Donut
Where to find it: China
What it is: A yeast donut covered in dried pork and sometimes paired with dried seaweed crumbles.
Smiley Face Donut
Where to find it: Chile, Colombia, Austria, Germany, U.K., select U.S. locations
What it is: A classic yeast donut given the emoji treatment with bright yellow frosting, winky eyes, and red-hot lips. Inside, the fillings range from jelly to Bavarian cream to chocolate based on which market they're sold in.
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