National Doughnut Week is back to raise funds and awareness for The Children’s Trust in Tadworth.
Bakeries across the area will be pulling out all the stops from May 6-13 to support the UK’s leading charity for children with brain injury.
Warings Bakery, which has shops across Hampshire and Berkshire including Hartley Wintney, has launched a range of Alice in Wonderland themed doughnuts for sweet-toothed fans.
The magical flavours include Cheshire Cat Bubblegum, White Rabbit Custard, Queen of Hearts Jam, Faming Croquet Ring, Eat Me Drink Me and Shrinking Potion.
Other bakeries across the area will be offering other unusual flavour combinations during the dedicated sugar-rush week.
Take a look at some of them below:
Warings Bakery, Hartley Wintney
The special Alice in Wonderland themed collection includes Cheshire Cat Bubblegum, White Rabbit Custard, Queen of Hearts Jam, Faming Croquet Ring, Eat Me Drink Me, and Shrinking Potion.
Bon Vitant, Saint Pancras
The London based restaurant is offering maple and bacon, apple and caramel and French Paris-Brest Praline doughnuts, each served with a quirky syringe filling. £1.50 from every doughnut sale will be donated to The Children’s Trust.
Dunn’s Bakery, Crouch End
Dunn’s is home to the birth of National Doughnut Week, as independent baker Christopher Freeman set up the fundraising event back in 1991.
Specials on offer at the popular bakery this week include a Lotus Biscuit Doughnut complete with biscuit spread and a full biscuit.
The Cavan Bakery, West Molesey
Cavan’s 10 shops in Surrey will be offering a creative doughnut following its Design a Doughnut competition. The winner was nine year old Alice who created a Ladybird Madness doughnut, which is being sold throughout the week to raise funds.
Krispy Kreme, Guildford
The famous doughnut chain has partnered with iconic American chocolate bar, Hershey’s Cookies ‘n’ Creme to create two delectable doughnuts to offer the best of both worlds. The ring doughnut costs £1.90 and the filled doughnut costs £2.10.
