Lidl shoppers go wild for new bakery item inspired by Krispy Kreme classic – and it's selling at half the price
DOUGH CRAZY Lidl shoppers go wild for new bakery item inspired by Krispy Kreme classic – and it's selling at half the price
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SHOPPERS are racing to Lidl to get their hands on its latest sweet treat that is inspired by the Krispy Kreme classic, but at half the price.
Eagle-eyed customers were quick to spot the baked good and express their excitement online, with one even billing them, "exceptional."
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Lidl shoppers are racing to get their hands on its latest baked good
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The doughnuts are inspired by a Krispy Kreme cult favourite
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Lidl's new Krispy Kreme spin off
The new Speculoos Doughnut is the budget supermarket's take on the beloved Krispy Kreme Biscoff classic.
Speculoos biscuits are Lidl's alternative to the popular Lotus Biscoff cult treat.
While the biscuits are already one of its supermarket staples, the doughnuts mark the latest edition to the Speculoos range.
Despite being inspired by Krispy Creme's top seller, Lidl hasn't adopted the same eye-watering price point.
Instead of forking out a hefty sum, the baked good retails for over half the price of its competitor's.
While customers can expect to pay £2.95 for Krispy Kreme, this new alternative comes in at a far more palatable expense of £1.29 per doughnut.
Sweet treat sends shoppers into frenzy
In addition to the more palatable price point, they have also been met with rave reviews.
After one shopper shared her find on the treat on the Food Finds UK official Facebook page, the post quickly blew up, gaining close to 1000 likes.
One customer was quick to write: "I can confirm that they are exceptional."
Other social media users shared this customer's excitement.
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One wrote: "OMG don't walk run to Lidl bakery."
Another chimed in: "Oh I got my husband one of these!
"They are stunning!! Much nicer than Krispy Kreme."
While another comically added: "Lidl bakery will be catering at my wedding."
Lidl's latest bakery offerings
Lidl launched another new baked good earlier this month, which sent shoppers into a frenzy.
The German discounters released a Strawberries and Cream Blondie which retailed for just 89p per slice.
Shoppers were stunned to see the item on shelves, with one saying they "need it".
Another fan simply commented "oh my days" after spotting the item back again.
The Sun also reported this month that shoppers can bag themselves a free pastry across Lidl stores over the next few weeks.
Lidl has brought back the popular Spin to Win offer on its loyalty app, which lets you spin a virtual wheel to win a baked treat.
All you need to do is make a purchase in store, which could be as little as 1p.
Shoppers will need to download the free Lidl Plus app and scan it after making their purchase.
Once you've scanned, the Spin to Win offer will appear in the app.
Then you are in for the chance of winning a host of prizes, including an apple turnover, chocolate twist, or even a slice of pizza.
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