LOOK: 'Pokémon' doughnuts 'ready to serve' in South Korea | Lifestyle.INQ

OCTOBER 27, 2022

Pokemon dessert in South Korea

South Koreans can’t help but be infatuated over Pokémon-inspired pastries.

This month, doughnut-and-coffee titan Krispy Kreme spruced up customers and Pokémon Go players with delightful Pikachu, Squirtle and Pokéball doughnuts.

Its success of “catching” people’s sweet cravings made the doughnuts one of the most “food-porned” confections on social media sites Instagram and Twitter.

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READ:Pokemon-inspired pastries try to ‘catch’ players’ sweet cravings

Customers can bite a Squirtle for 2,000 won (P87), a Pikachu for 2,500 won (P 109), or Pokéball for 1,800 won (P79) each. A “Pokémon Dozen” can be ordered for 15,000 won (P658).

It is not the first time a South Korean shop dazzled customers with pastries inspired by the viral smartphone game. Last month, Dalmiin Baking Studio marketed mouth-watering cookies of Pikachu shelled inside a savory Pokéball and drizzled in chocolate syrup. Gianna Francesca Catolico

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