162 Dunkin’ Donuts to take on Krispy Kreme in a bid to crack UK market 20 years after pulling out of Britain

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Dunkin’ Donuts is to square up to Krispy Kreme in what promises to be an epic clash of the fried dough treat.

The US chain is making a return to Britain 20 years after it first tried to break into the UK market.

The rise of coffee chains such as Costa and Coffee Republic in recent years has tempted the business to return to these shores for another try.

Dunkin’ Donuts last attempt to break into the UK market ended in failure, and it pulled out in the mid-1990s.

It has agreed deals with two franchise partners to launch 50 restaurants in London over the next five years, with talks ongoing over a possible further 100 branches across the UK.

Giorgio Minardi, president of Dunkin’ Brands International, said: ‘We feel there is significant opportunity for Dunkin’ Donuts in the UK, and we have had a tremendous response from potential franchisees interested in developing the brand across the country.’

I – Word Understanding
Square up – to compete with strong determination
To break into – to force or make a way through
Tremendous response – impressive comment
Potential franchisees – capable individuals who purchases the rights to use a company’s trademarked name and business model to do business

II – Have your say
1. Donuts flavors is always evolving to give a fusion of flavors and taste to sweet indulger customers.Two American donut comapnies compete to be the leading brand.The Dunkin Brands and Krispy Kreme. They both serve breakfast, selling donuts and coffee, with one difference: Dunkin Brands sells coffee and donuts, while Krispy Kreme sells donuts and coffee.
2. For most people concerned about obesity and cholesterol, donuts are hardly the best food to seek. They are less to stop by a donut place, as reason prevails over emotion. But when the same people stop in a coffee place, they may find themselves buying a donut to go together with the coffee-as emotion takes over reason.
3. Everyone young and old gets a doughnut craving now and then. Here our list of the top doughnut stops in Japan. Haritts (Shibuya)
Hara Donuts
Krispy Kreme Doughnuts
Leonard’s
Miel Doughnuts Ginza
Floresta Mishuku Ikejiri

162 Dunkin’ Donuts to take on Krispy Kreme in a bid to crack UK market 20 years after pulling out of Britain