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Krispy Kreme’s new Looney Tunes Halloween collection is here — how to get a free doughnut in costume

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Krispy Kreme’s new Looney Tunes Halloween collection is here — how to get a free doughnut in costume

TL;DR: Krispy Kreme launched a limited-edition Halloween lineup featuring Bugs Bunny, Lola Bunny, Taz, Tweety, and Sylvester.

You can grab four brand-new flavored doughnuts in custom specialty dozens, or score a free Original Glazed doughnut just by wearing a costume on Oct.

30-31.

Halloween season just got a whole lot more exciting.

Krispy Kreme is officially teaming up with Warner Bros.

Discovery to drop a nostalgia-heavy Looney Tunes Halloween Collection , bringing classic Saturday-morning cartoon icons straight into the doughnut case.

The new limited-time lineup features four custom treats starring Bugs Bunny, Lola Bunny, Taz, and the ultimate chaos duo, Tweety and Sylvester — each decked out in their own spooky costume.

The drop comes right on the heels of the new Looney Tunes movie Coyote vs.

Acme , finally hitting theaters, so the timing couldn't be better for a cartoon throwback.

Here's what you're actually eating in this four-doughnut lineup: Bugs Bunny Doughnut — An unglazed shell packed with chocolate dulce Kreme filling, dipped in glossy red dulce icing, and finished off with chocolate drizzles, black bat-shaped sprinkles, and a sugar piece of Bugs dressed as a vampire.

Taz Doughnut — Made for total cookie lovers, this unglazed shell is stuffed with Oreo Cookies & Kreme, dipped in chocolate icing, rolled in crushed Oreo pieces, and wrapped up with neon green icing drizzles and a Taz Mummy sugar piece.

Lola Bunny Doughnut — Built for original glazed purists, this one takes Krispy Kreme's signature ring base and dresses it up with a purple buttercreme-flavored swirl, sparkling gold star sprinkles, and a Lola Bunny Witch sugar piece.

Tweety & Sylvester Doughnut — Leaning into classic Halloween vibes, an Original Glazed ring gets dipped in candy corn-flavored icing, covered in yellow, white, and orange confetti sprinkles, and topped with a sugar piece showing Sylvester poking out of a jack-o'-lantern with Tweety sitting right on his head.

Where to grab them (and how to get free doughnuts) You can pick up the Looney Tunes lineup individually, as part of a custom Looney Tunes Halloween Specialty Dozen, or bundled up with a second box of Original Glazed rings for party catering.

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