The fan-favorite coffee brand is teaming up with another brand that claims to be "America's favorite" for what the collaborators describe as two "crave-worthy" new additions to the snack aisle.
On Thursday, April 24, Dunkin' and Kar's Nuts unveiled the results of their new partnership: Frosted Donut With Sprinkles flavored trail mix, which reimagines the classic frosted donut as "the ultimate snack," and a Caramel Cold Brew variety, made specifically for those who "like a little coffee with their crunch."
Kar's X Dunkin' CollabAccording to an official description, Kar's and Dunkin's Caramel Cold Brew trail mix features a blend of "roasted salted peanuts, crunchy butter toffee peanuts, and pink, orange & white cocoa candies with Dunkin'-inspired caramel cold brew flavored almonds for a bold, caramel-kissed coffee fix."
"These blends combine Dunkin's nostalgic, craveable flavors with Kar's signature sweet and savory crunch," said Jennifer Bauer, CMO at Second Nature Brands, the parent company of Kar's, in a statement. "Whether you're a coffee lover, a donut devotee, or just someone who takes their snacking seriously, these are about to become your new obsession."
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