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Krispy Kreme has unveiled an exciting new duo of Nutella inspired doughnuts that will go on sale from 15 February.The delicious-sounding new Nutty Chocolatta Heart is a classic doughnut is filled with pure Nutella, which is dipped in blended chocolate coating and hand decorated with caramel hazelnuts.The other new edition is a Nutty Filled Berry Ring, a classic light and fluffy ring doughnut covered in and hand decorated with dried raspberry and a Nutella drizzle.

Dive right in! Like the weather, the Daily Star's FREE newsletter is a scorcherListen up, Krispy Kreme fans.You can bag half price doughnuts by using the Eat Out to Help Out scheme.The government initiative only usually applies to dining in, but you can redeem it when taking food away in this instance.While 12 signature Original Glazed doughnuts used to cost £10.45, you can now bag them for £5.23 or 44p per doughnut.Meanwhile, the Sharer Dozen drops down from £12.95 to £6.47.For this price, you’ll get a selection of best-sellers including Lotus Biscoff, Raspberry Glazed and Chocolate Sprinkles.Drinks are also half price when you make purchases via the scheme.You can expect to get a latte for 50p, while cappuccinos are slightly pricier at

Krispy Kreme Rewards for free by using the doughnut chain's website. To register you'll need to enter your name and email address.Users can download the Krispy Kreme Rewards app for free on their smartphone through Google Play or the App Store.And once you're signed up, you'll notice an option for a free original glazed doughnut on the rewards scheme page.All you have to do is click and then choose if you'd like to redeem at a Krispy Kreme counter or at Tesco.Fans will get a unique coupon code sent to their email address where they must print it out to claim it.

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