All we really wanted was a few sprinkles
Krispy Kreme has enough legal problems these days without this kind of thing to worry about. Then again, look how far chicken and biscuits has gone.
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A marketing campaign not likely to be seen anytime soon:
"You got chicken in my doughnut."
"You got doughnut on my chicken."
Posted on March 10, 2005 3:40 PM