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Krispy Kreme - The doughnut of happiness
Steve Braunias reports from the happiest place in Auckland right now – Krispy Kreme. Credit: Jason Oxenham
Steve Braunias reports from the happiest place in Auckland right now – Krispy Kreme. Credit: Jason Oxenham
Krispy Kreme doughnut store opens in Manukau. / Video by Michael Craig
Chris Quin, Chief Executive Foodstuffs North Island, chats about the companies new premises. / Michael Craig
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