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Berry Ripe Limited Edition Donut

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In the month of luurrrvve we’ve introduced a special limited edition flavour to our offering of decadently delicious donut dustings for our decadently delicious, warm, freshly made circular morsels of scrumptiousness. The new flavour is…..Berry Ripe.


Available for a limited time only, Berry Ripe is a combination of strawberry, raspberry and rich smooth cacao with a hint of coconut and vanilla bean.  It’s the perfect combo for Valentine’s Day.


As with the actual donut and all the bespoke whole fruit, vege and spice dustings; Berry Ripe is free from gluten, dairy, egg, wheat, yeast, nuts and sulphites and is 100% natural.


February has become known as the month of love of course because of Valentine’s Day, a day dedicated to love and affection.


Whether you’re in a long-term relationship, a budding romance, or embracing self-love, or you just love the treats associated with Valentine’s Day (like donuts) this day provides an opportunity to express and celebrate the various forms of love that enrich our lives.


The origins of Valentine’s Day are rooted in both ancient Roman and Christian traditions. The day is named after St. Valentine, who lived during the Roman Empire. One legend suggests that St. Valentine defied an imperial decree by performing marriages for soldiers, who were forbidden to wed. Another tale tells of a note signed “from your Valentine,” written by St. Valentine to a young girl he befriended while imprisoned.


Over time, these stories evolved into the celebration of love that we recognize today. In the Middle Ages, February 14th became associated with the mating season of birds, further enhancing its romantic symbolism. By the 18th century, exchanging handmade cards and tokens of affection on Valentine’s Day had become a popular tradition in England. Today, the holiday has transcended borders and cultures, evolving into a day when people express their love and appreciation for one another.


Creative Ways to Celebrate Valentine’s Day:


  1. Personalised Gestures: Instead of relying solely on gifts, consider personalized gestures that reflect your unique connection. Write a heartfelt letter, create a scrapbook of cherished memories, or compile a playlist of songs that hold special meaning for both of you.
  2. Quality Time: In our fast-paced lives, quality time often takes a backseat. Use Valentine’s Day as an opportunity to spend meaningful time together. Plan a romantic dinner, take a scenic walk, or enjoy a cozy movie night at home. The key is to focus on each other and strengthen your bond.
  3. Acts of Kindness: Love extends beyond romantic relationships. Consider spreading love through acts of kindness. Send a thoughtful message (or a box of OMG! Donuts) to a friend, spend time with family, or volunteer in your community. Acts of kindness, not only benefit others but also contribute to a sense of fulfilment and joy.


While the OMG! Decadent Donut Berry Ripe flavour might only be available for a short time, the sentiments behind Valentine’s Day and expressing love can be continued all year. Small, consistent gestures can have a profound impact on any relationship. Regularly express appreciation, communicate openly, and find ways to support and uplift each other.


Valentine’s Day is a beautiful reminder to celebrate love in all its forms. Whether you’re in a romantic relationship, fostering friendships, or nurturing self-love, the essence of this day lies in expressing and appreciating the love that surrounds us. By understanding the history, embracing creative ways to celebrate, and incorporating love into our daily lives, we can make Valentine’s Day a meaningful and enriching experience for everyone involved. Ultimately, love is a powerful force that transcends a single day on the calendar—it is a lifelong journey of connection, growth, and shared joy.

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On Saturday 13 April in Sydney, OMG! Decadent Donuts won the Australian Small Business Champion Awards – Best Fast Food.
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OMG! Decadent Donuts are certified by Vegan Australia and proudly so. Further, there are no artificial colours, flavours or preservatives in these donuts. Being a vegan product there are obviously no eggs or dairy in the donuts, but they are also free from gluten, wheat, yeast, nuts and sulphites which is great news for those with food allergies and intolerances. Plant-based eating has definitely become more popular in Australia over the past few years. In fact, it’s been reported that the number of Australians who identify as vegan has tripled since 2016! This may be due to a number of factors, such as concerns about animal welfare, environmental issues, and health benefits associated with a plant-based diet. There are many benefits of this type of eating regimen, including the following: Better nutrition Plant-based foods provide more nutrients, such as fibre, vitamins and minerals, protein and healthy fats. Plant-based foods contain high-quality protein and are naturally abundant in many vitamins and minerals such as vitamin C, potassium, folate, and iron. By consuming a diet full of nutrient-dense plant-based foods, the body gets all the crucial nutrients needed to maintain optimal health. Reduced risk of chronic diseases A diet rich in plant-based foods can help not only lower cholesterol, but also reduce the risk of chronic diseases like heart disease, stroke, and certain types of cancers. Studies also have shown that a vegan diet can help prevent or manage diabetes. Improved digestion Plant-based foods are high in fibre which supports healthy digestion and decreases the risk of constipation and certain digestive disorders. Better for the environment Animal agriculture is a major contributor to greenhouse gas emissions, water pollution, deforestation, and other environmental problems. Eating a plant-based diet has a lower carbon footprint and puts less stress on the environment than a meat-based diet. Improved animal welfare Consuming animal products support practices to raise them in factory farms and other inhumane conditions. Opting for a plant-based lifestyle helps to reduce the environmental impact of animal agriculture, as well as put an end to animal exploitation and suffering. Today, plant-based eating is becoming more common across the globe. In fact, many dietary guidelines recommend a plant-based diet or a diet with more plant-based foods. Here are some examples: Australia: The Australian Dietary Guidelines recommend eating more plant-based foods while consuming less meat and animal products. United Kingdom: The Eatwell Guide issued by the British government recommends a healthy and balanced diet that is rich in fruits, vegetables, starchy carbohydrates, and protein, about a third of which should come from plant-based sources. India: Indian cuisine relies heavily on plant-based ingredients such as grains, vegetables, and legumes, and has long been associated with vegetarianism and veganism. Japan: The traditional Japanese diet is heavily focused on plant-based foods, including rice, vegetables, fermented foods, and soy products. United States: The U.S. Dietary Guidelines for Americans recommend a diet that is higher in plant-based foods, as well as lower in saturated fats, added sugars, and refined grains. In recent years, surveys conducted globally indicate that more and more individuals are adopting a plant-based lifestyle or consciously seeking to reduce their intake of animal-based products. In conclusion, plant-based eating is a healthier, more sustainable, and more compassionate way of eating that offers many benefits for both individuals and the planet. As it continues to grow in popularity and awareness, more people are discovering foods that support their individual health needs and align with their personal values. Here at OMG! Decadent Donuts we don’t pretend we’re a health food – we are an inclusive treat, a comfort food, something fun to be enjoyed and shared. But we are 100% plant-based and accredited by Coeliac Australia and certified by Vegan Australia .
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