Dunkin' Donut Fries
The breakfast junk food rolls out next month
In the past, the only option when ordering french fries was whether you wanted the $1 upgrade to sweet potatoes (the answer was always yes). Fast-forward to today and let's just say in between uncomfortably skinny chicken fingers and asparagus masquerading as potatoes, the humble fry has taken on a few interpretations.
Now, Dunkin' Donuts is entering the game with Donut Fries, rolling out nationwide for a limited time starting July 2. No potatoes here though: just dunkable pieces of buttery croissant dough that are tossed in cinnamon and sugar, and available in orders of five for just $2.
"As America's donut leader, we put our passion and creativity towards finding fun and unexpected ways to please and surprise donut fans," Tony Weisman, the brand's chief marketing officer, says. "There was a strong consumer response towards bringing Donut Fries to all Americans during the initial test, and we are excited to make this unique donut treat available nationwide this summer."