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‘Krusty Kreme’: Former Krispy Kreme worker goes to Walmart. Then he exposes the…
In a viral video, a former Krispy Kreme worker warned not to eat Walmart Krispy Kreme donuts after spotting the best-by date on them.
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Former Krispy Kreme Employee Alleges Major Hygiene Issues and Expired Products
A recent social media video has ignited a public discussion regarding the freshness and hygiene standards of Krispy Kreme products, particularly those distributed through major retail partners such as Walmart. The video, uploaded by an individual identifying as "Naiwal" and claiming to be a former Krispy Kreme employee, presents compelling visual evidence alongside his personal testimony. In the footage, Naiwal points to a box of Krispy Kreme doughnuts in a Walmart aisle, which prominently displays a "Made Fresh Daily" label. Directly beneath this, he highlights a price tag indicating a manufacturing date of January 1, 2025. Naiwal explicitly states that his video was recorded on October 30, 2025, drawing attention to a nearly ten-month discrepancy between the stated manufacturing date and the current date, directly contradicting the "fresh daily" claim. During his commentary, Naiwal asserts, "Krispy Kreme hasn't changed one bit," referring to his past employment. He details his experiences, stating, "As someone who used to work there... all that stuff is rotted out, it's gross. They never change it. This is the stickiest place you could work." He further escalated his claims by alleging, "There was roaches, guys. There's a livestream... where I'm livestreaming at work, there is roaches." Naiwal concluded his video by advising consumers, "Do not buy these damn Krispy Kreme donuts" and specifically warned against their soda, which he described as "rotted out." He emphasized that his statements were based on his personal experiences and not intended as slander. These serious allegations, if independently verified, could prompt investigations into food safety practices and product quality control within the popular doughnut chain's broader distribution network, potentially impacting consumer trust and public health.
