Jenkins Bakery supporting charity campaign for National Doughnut Week



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 £600.
Doughnut varieties on sale include -
Single Jam Doughnut 44p
Sugar Ring Doughnut 40p
Fruit & Custard Doughnut 95p
Fresh Cream Doughnut 95p
Chocolate Ring Doughnut 65p
Caramel Doughnut (Non Dairy) 95p NEW
Strawberry Ring Doughnut 65p
Yum Yums 65p NEW

About the top-selling Jenkins Bakery doughnuts -
Caramel Doughnut (Non Dairy) 95p NEW
Our top quality doughnut coated with caramel crumble with non-dairy filling.
Iced Strawberry Ring doughnut 55p
Our top quality ring doughnut hand decorated with strawberry flavour fudge icing.


Chocolate Ring Doughnut 55p
Our top quality ring doughnut hand decorated with chocolate crumble.
Yum Yums 65p NEW
Our top quality doughnut cut into oblong shapes twisted by hand and coated with lemon water icing once fried.


Fruit & Custard Doughnuts 95p
Our top quality finger doughnut filled with apple & raspberry and custard.


National Doughnut Week runs until Saturday, May 17.

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