Dunkin's jelly donuts are filled with an apple-raspberry jam, rather than traditional raspberry jam, offering a sweet-and-sour experience without any real berries inside.
Unlike Krispy Kreme's authentic raspberry donuts, Dunkin's jelly donut relies on artificial flavoring and apple juice concentrate, highlighting the processed nature of their product line.
Dunkin's use of processed ingredients reflects the chain's need for shelf stability and cost-effectiveness, sacrificing the freshness and authenticity found in artisanal donuts.
The blueberry donut also exemplifies Dunkin's approach, featuring artificial ingredients rather than real blueberries, which further emphasizes the branding of convenience over quality.
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