Mac 'n' cheese doughnut at Glam Doll's new Mpls. location is an internet sensation

Glam Doll's new "food porn" hit — a mac 'n' cheese-filled doughnut — has received thousands of shares on social media.

December 30, 2016 at 9:35PM
Glam Doll donuts mac n cheese interior.
The popular mac n' cheese doughnut at the new Glam Doll Donuts location in northeast Minneapolis. (Rachel Chazin/The Minnesota Star Tribune)

The popular and eccentric Glam Doll Donuts has expanded from Eat Street to northeast Minneapolis. With the mid-December opening of a second location, the Dolls brought forth a new creation that has the internet going wild – a deep fried mac 'n' cheese-filled doughnut.

Instagram users were teased three weeks ago with a video of the gooey sensation slowly being pulled apart to reveal the mac 'n' cheese filling. The video has since been watched nearly 15,000 times, with almost 700 comments on it (mostly people tagging their friends to share).

Minneapolis food blogger and "food porn" guru @kimlycurry also put up an Instagram video that acquired nearly 5,000 views.

I went to go check it out on Wednesday and I'll admit, it lived up to the internet hype. When served, they include the doughnut hole and a side of chili or chips. They also have Sriracha and other condiments available to dip it in.

Glam Doll mac n' cheese donut with chili.
(Rachel Chazin/The Minnesota Star Tribune)
Inside of Glam Doll mac n cheese donut.
(Rachel Chazin/The Minnesota Star Tribune)

In addition to their doughnuts being highly instagrammable (that's not a real word), the restaurant itself is decorated with local art, a pink Christmas tree for the holidays and wild lighting.

Glam Doll donuts interior in northeast.
(Rachel Chazin/The Minnesota Star Tribune)
Glam Doll donuts hallway.
(Rachel Chazin/The Minnesota Star Tribune)

To be clear, the mac n' cheese doughnut is only being offered at their new location. If you're thinking of heading there, the northeast shop is located at 519 Central Ave. NE.

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