Ingredients Doughnut Dough Filling (Vanilla Cream) Icing Decoration Instructions 1. Make dough Activate yeast in warm milk + sugar (5–10 min). Add butter, egg, salt, and flour. Mix into soft dough. Knead 5–7 minutes until smooth. Let rise 1 hour until doubled. 2. Shape & fry Roll out dough and cut rounds. Let rise again…
Ingredients Doughnut Dough (same as above — repeat for full standalone) Filling (Chocolate or Vanilla Cream) Icing Instructions 1. Make dough Follow same process: activate yeast, mix, knead, rise 1 hour. 2. Fry Shape rounds → rise → fry → cool. 3. Fill Pipe cream into center. 4. Decorate Dip in white icing. Use chocolate…
Ingredients Doughnut Dough Icing Toppings Instructions 1. Make dough Activate yeast, mix dough, knead, rise 1 hour. 2. Fry Cut rings instead of filled rounds. Fry at 350°F until golden. 3. Decorate Dip in green icing. Add red decorations + sugar crystals. Tips
Ingredients Doughnut Dough Filling (Custard or Cream) Icing Instructions 1. Make dough Same base process: mix → knead → rise. 2. Fry Shape rounds → rise → fry → cool. 3. Fill Pipe filling into center. 4. Decorate Dip in red icing. Add white icing for beard. Use chocolate icing for face details. Tips
This one is probably the most balanced of the group, mostly because it doesn’t rely as heavily on filling and lets the base and topping work together more evenly. Visually, it’s simple but effective. The wreath design, the green icing, and the little decorative pieces make it feel festive without being overdone. Flavour-wise, this one…
This one leans heavily into the holiday theme, similar to the Snoopy doughnut, but with a more classic Christmas feel. The design is detailed and fun, and like the others, it’s something that immediately stands out in the box. The base is the same soft, airy doughnut, and it works well here because the topping…
This one is all about presentation right away. It’s designed to look like a Christmas ornament, and visually it absolutely delivers. Bright, glossy icing, clean decoration — it’s one of those doughnuts that feels very “holiday” the second you see it. Underneath that, though, it’s a pretty standard filled doughnut. The dough itself is classic…
This one is easily one of the more fun ones visually. The Snoopy design is clean and recognizable, and it definitely leans into that collectible/novelty side of seasonal releases. Underneath the design, you’ve got a filled doughnut again, and the base is exactly what you expect — light, soft, and airy. The topping is where…
This one immediately sets itself apart just by structure alone. Any time Crumbl does a sandwich cookie, expectations go up because now it’s not just about the cookie — it’s about how the filling interacts with everything. And with red velvet, that balance matters even more because it’s a flavour that can either feel really…
This one is exactly what you expect it to be — and that’s both its strength and its weakness. Right away, it leans hard into peanut butter. There’s no subtlety here, and honestly, there’s no attempt at it either. From the first bite, peanut butter is the dominant flavour, and everything else just kind of…