Freshness Guaranteed Donuts with Chocolate Icing, 2lbs 12 oz, 12 Count

My kids’ favorite doughnuts — their undisputed, undefeated favorite — are the chocolate ones. Normally, I buy the variety pack, the one with sprinkles, stripes, and seasonal chaos. And every single time, it turns into a gladiator tournament for the last chocolate doughnut. A full Shakespearean tragedy plays out in my kitchen: betrayal, dramatic monologues, someone clutching the empty box like it’s a prop from Hamlet. But today, my Walmart shopper made a commendable decision. A wise decision. A decision that prevented breakfast‑based warfare. He swapped the variety pack for pure chocolate. The moment that box opened, the usual gladiator spectacle vanished. No wrestling. No territorial standoffs. No “MOTHER, HE TOOK THE BIGGEST ONE.” Instead, my children entered a state of chocolate‑induced harmony so rare it felt like a Mat‑Su celestial event. And because this is Wasilla, the substitution triggered a chain of improbable local miracles: - Traffic wasn’t backed up, not even at the cursed spot where it always is. - The KGB potholes disappeared, as if the earth itself took a deep breath. - The McDonald’s ice cream machine worked, without excuses or attitude. - The valley tweakers took the day off, possibly in silent respect for the chocolate alignment. - Every muffler in the Wasilla Walmart parking lot was intact, a phenomenon never before recorded. - Monster trucks drove cautiously, like they’d been touched by grace. The doughnuts themselves? Soft. Chocolatey. Capable of restoring household peace faster than any parenting strategy I’ve ever attempted. Flavor notes include: - Rich chocolate - Undertones of “finally, something everyone agrees on” - A faint shimmer of “our shopper understood the assignment” This wasn’t just a substitution. It was a Wasilla Walmart miracle. A moment where the universe aligned, the children were satisfied, and the Valley behaved. Five stars. A commendable decision. A box of chocolate doughnuts that briefly healed the land.

I could eat 1/2 dozen at one sitting. Foe anytime, not just mornings. I like the texture. Some donuts are like biting into air. Not these they have substance. I really like the frosting. I put the leftovers in the fridge to last longer. I wish there is a way to warm them up without the frosting melting down to nothing. Overall I will buy again.

THE BAKERY AT WAL MART IS INCREDITABIE THE DONUTS ARE SO FRESH AND VERY TASTY AND THE PRICE IS GREAT ALSO I ORDER THE 12 PACK AT A TIME BECAUSE I WRAP EACH ONE IN WAX PAPER AND THEN IN ALUIMIN FOIL AND FREEZE THEM AND EACH ONE IS JUST AS GOOD AS THE DAY I GIT THEM ON MY WAL MART ORDER

OMG, if you have not tried the Walmart chocolate covered donuts you are missing out. I buy them all the time they don’t last very long around my house. They are so soft and so fresh and so good they just melt in your mouth. The best donut besides Krispy Kreme that I’ve ever ate. It’s hard to believe that they’re made at a grocery store.

Let me tell yall about these donuts. I have been a Walmart donut connoisseur for YEARS. Anytime I have a craving I won’t go to DD I will go to Walmart. I tell everyone about how great these are %26 they always hit the spot. They smell delicious %26 the shelf life is great too. Our whole family loves Walmart donuts %26 I will tell anyone %26 everyone about them anytime the subject comes up. I just wish they weren’t sold out all the time😂

I crave these donuts (no, I am NOT pregnant). When I order them %26 they have them, I am over the moon, if you will. The fresh donuts are the absolute best donuts I have ever had...and my first job was at Dunkin' Donuts! Also, Plant City has Hole in One, Krispy Kreme (in the RaceTrac) %26 a random, bulk dessert company's donuts (in the Circle K). The light crisp of the outside dough layer, the shell, topped with a thick shwipe of chocolate, fudge- like layer of frosting (totally covered top). In the middle is the softest, cotton ball-esc center of perfectly cooked dough.

These are usually great. However, I received them via delivery today, and they were dry - they went out of date yesterday, so it’s clear they’ve been sitting on the shelf a few days. Those of us placing delivery and/or pickup orders should not get stuck with these out of date items those shopping in person skip over. This is not the first time this has happened with one item or another.

Only buy them in person in the store!! every time we get them delivered there's always a problem. they're either squished. the plastic is broken off. they're expired

I'm not sure which cheap gear oil they're using to cook these but even my pittie won't eat the bottoms he only takes the icing and part of the non iced donut.😏🤷

dry and stiff, they are placed directly onto the cardboard box which immediately begins the drying process, the box acts like a sponge, leeching moisture from the donuts