Krispy Kreme Unveils Autumn Seasonal Collection Featuring Pumpkin Spice Return

Krispy Kreme is bringing back Pumpkin Spice and the Biscoff Cookie Butter Doughnut as part of its Autumn Seasonal Collection starting Aug. 11.

Justin Tomlinson

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Krispy Kreme Unveils Autumn Seasonal Collection Featuring Pumpkin Spice Return

Krispy Kreme is welcoming the upcoming fall season with the launch of its new Autumn Seasonal Collection, available beginning Tuesday, Aug. 11. Based in Charlotte, North Carolina, the company announced the menu refresh to mark the official return of its fan-favorite Pumpkin Spice offerings. The seasonal lineup is crafted to deliver the rich and comforting autumn flavors that fans look forward to enjoying each year as summer comes to an end.[1][2]

Along with the return of Pumpkin Spice, the seasonal release features the fan-favorite Biscoff Cookie Butter Doughnut. The new menu lineup includes additional seasonal doughnuts as well as autumn beverages to complete the brand's latest seasonal refresh.[1][2]

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