Dubai-Doughnut: McDonald's brings the latest chocolate hype!

Dubai-Doughnut: McDonald's brings the latest chocolate hype!

Dubai, Vereinigte Arabische Emirate - An exciting hype unfolds the latest candy of the fast food giant McDonald’s: the "Dubai Donut". According to reports from today.at, it is an official collaboration with the rapper Money Boy, which presents the sweet product in a video. The donut, which according to current information is to be available for only three euros, is already a topic of conversation among social media users.

The popularity of the "Dubai Donut" could be directly connected to the currently coveted Dubai chocolate, which is a mixture of Kadaifi and pistachios. This innovative chocolate, developed by Sarah Hamouda in Dubai, triggered a viral hype on social media. As information from Wikipedia, the product was particularly popular with prominent food influencers, which emphasize the "crunch effect" of the dessert and contributed to international demand.

a new trend in the confectionery world

The Dubai chocolate not only caused a sensation in Europe, but worldwide. It is often marketed as a luxurious delicacy and has meant that other manufacturers, such as Lindt, have included similar "Dubai style" products in their range. The prices for these delicious treats fluctuated between 10 and 20 euros. There are reports on private sellers who even set up to 2,900 euros prices for limited requirements. This not only ensured an increased interest, but also controversial debates about pricing.

The Dubai chocolate is not only a delicious product, but also a fascinating case in the legal area. Despite the multi-layered discussions about the origin and pricing, products that are marketed as "Dubai chocolate" can be manufactured worldwide. This means that numerous manufacturers now offer chocolate specialties under this term. The hype about this chocolate could also strategically be interpreted as part of an image campaign by the United Arab Emirates in order to distract from political controversy. All of these aspects together make the Dubai chocolate and the new "Dubai Donut" a topic that concerns people.