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These Krispy Kreme Cheese-Filled Dough-Snacks Come in Three Flavors

These new Krispy Kreme Cheese-Filled Dough-Snacks are making their debut in the Philippines as a series of menu items created in partnership with Frito-Lay to provide consumers with a decidedly savory flavor experience.

The menu consists of donuts filled with cheese before being topped with a different kind of crushed snack product from the Frito-Lay portfolio. The donuts come in three varieties including White Choco 'n Ruffles, White Choco 'n Doritos and White Choco 'n Cheetos, which each feature ample amounts of their respective snack crushed and fused onto the exterior. The final result is a sweet yet decidedly savory flavor experience.

The Krispy Kreme Cheese-Filled Dough-Snacks are priced at 70 pesos each (~$1.23) and are expected to catch the attention of foodies.
Trend Themes
1. Savory-sweet Fusion - Exploring the fusion of cheesy snacks with sweet pastries opens opportunities for unique flavor combinations in the snack industry.
2. Collaborative Menu Innovation - Collaborating with different food brands to introduce new menu items presents avenues for cross-industry partnerships and product innovation.
3. Regional Menu Offerings - Introducing region-specific menu items tailored to local preferences can drive consumer engagement and excitement in the food sector.
Industry Implications
1. Food & Beverage - Incorporating unconventional ingredients like crushed snacks into traditional pastries can lead to novel product developments and market differentiation within the food and beverage industry.
2. Hospitality & Restaurant - Experimenting with unique menu collaborations between renowned brands can enhance customer experience and drive foot traffic in the hospitality and restaurant sector.
3. Retail & Consumer Goods - Developing region-specific offerings to cater to diverse tastes can create market opportunities and boost sales for retailers in the consumer goods industry.

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