Jenkins Bakery supporting National Doughnut Week and The Children’s Trust Charity


The Jenkins Bakery is once again be supporting National Doughnut Week and The Children’s Trust Charity.
For every doughnut sold, the firm will be donating 5p to the Children’s Trust Charity.
Last year, the Jenkins Bakery shops throughout South Wales raised more than £500.
The doughnut week runs from Saturday (May 7) until May 14.
Jenkins Bakery operations director Russell Jenkins said that Doughnut Week was a great opportunity to celebrate the doughnut and raise money for a very worthwhile charity.
He added: "Our staff enjoy getting into the spirit of doughnut week and we are always grateful for the support of our customers, who enter into the spirit of the event and help the Children's Trust Charity."

Websites -
http://www.nationaldoughnutweek.org/
http://jenkinsbakery.co.uk/

The Jenkins Bakery doughnut range - 


Caramel Doughnut £1.00
Our top quality doughnut coated with caramel crembel with crème patisserie filling.


Chocolate Ring Doughnut 72p
Our top quality ring doughnut hand decorated with chocolate crembel & scattered with white fondant. 


Yum Yums 68p or two for £1.20
Our top quality doughnut cut into oblong shapes twisted by hand and coated with lemon water icing. 


Chocolate Yum Yums 68p
Our top quality doughnut cut into oblong shapes twisted by hand and coated with chocolate crumble. 


Iced Vanilla Ring Doughnuts 72p
Ring doughnut covered in vanilla flavoured crembel and with various toppings. 


Sugar Ring Doughnut 42p
Top quality ring doughnut coated with sugar. 


Fruit & Custard Doughnut £1.00
Our top quality finger doughnut filled with apple & blackberry filling and complimented with custard.

Some facts and figures about Doughnut Week - 

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