When most people hear the brand, Krispy Kreme®, they tend to envision soft melt-in-your-mouth glazed doughnuts. Now, the company would like you to get acquainted with their specially blended coffees. In September, Krispy Kreme® recently launched three crafted Signature Coffee Blends in some of their locations in the United States and Canada.
All made from 100% Arabica beans, you can choose between the following options:
- Krispy Kreme Signature House Blend – With a smooth, medium-bodied taste, this Latin American blend will probably speak best to the coffee drinker that has more than their fair share of cups every day.
- Krispy Kreme Signature Dark Roast – Blending the flavors of African, Indonesian, and Central American coffees, the Dark Roast offers a full-bodied flavor that is bolder and richer. The full flavor would certainly accompany your favorite dessert with style.
- Krispy Kreme Signature House Decaf – If you’re worried about falling for the jittery feeling of drinking too much coffee, this decaffeinated blend of Colombian and Sumatran coffee will most likely be right up your alley.
Whether you need a quick caffeine fix or want to keep board members awake for an important meeting, Krispy Kreme® coffees can accommodate. The coffees are served in a variety of cup sizes – 12, 16, and 20 ounces. You may also purchase a 96-ounce Brew Box. For home brewing, there are 12-ounce bags of freshly ground Krispy Kreme® coffee for sale.
About Krispy Kreme®
As an international retailer of premium-quality splurges, Krispy Kreme® is mostly known for its signature Original Glazed® doughnut. Headquartered in Winston-Salem, N.C., the company has been a fixture in the doughnut community since 1937. There are more than 650 locations throughout the world. As the company sees a shift in the coffee-drinking habits of their customers, they believe the introduction of the Krispy Kreme® line of coffees will solidify the company’s future.
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