Popular donut chain bringing back a fall-favorite this spring but you need to act fast to get the tasty treat

KRISPY Kreme is bringing back its Pumpkin Glazed Donut for just two days this weekend.

The chain said the off-season release was not an April Fool’s joke.

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“Soooo… Pumpkin Spice Original Glazed. Kidding no kidding 4/1 & 4/2,” Krispy Kreme tweeted with a winking emoji.

The reference to an April Fool’s joke made some on Twitter skeptical about the news.

“Don’t play with my heart,” pleaded one user.

Another immediately suspected a prank.

“In April? Oh, April Fool’s Day.”

While Krispy Kreme remains playfully coy on Twitter, they confirmed the comeback in a press release.

“You can ‘fall’ on this one because it’s no joke. Krispy Kreme spices up April Fool’s Day by bringing back its fall favorite Pumpkin Spice Original Glazed Donut just a little early,” the publication reads.

The Fall Flavored Donut is only available for two days, this Saturday and Sunday, April 1st and 2nd.

Fans can order the donut for pickup or delivery through the Krispy Kreme app.

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Dairy Queen is also shaking up its menu for a short time next month.

From April 10-13, the chain is offering its signature Blizzard for just 85 cents.

The low price is reminiscent of the year the Blizzard first appeared: 1985.

You must use the DQ app to take advantage of the vintage offer.

Dairy Queen is also introducing two new flavors: Peanut Butter Puppy Chow and Oreo Brookie.

McDonald’s is also adding a sweet treat.

The fast-food giant will be offering a Strawberry Shortcake Mcflurry next month.

The flavor is currently only sold in Singapore.

The new McFlurry will debut nationwide on April 12th.

However, it is only offered for a limited time while stocks last.

And Popeye’s is also launching a new strawberry-flavored treat.

It launched the new Strawberry Biscuits on March 27 at participating restaurants nationwide.

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