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Taco Bell's latest: Deep-fried Cap'n Crunch stuffed with frosting

Got a morning sweet teeth and a resistance to cavities? Taco Bell is testing stuffed doughnut holes made of Cap'n Crunch Crunch Berries cereal.

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Yep, this is basically a doughnut made of sugary kid's cereal and stuffed with sweet cereal milk. What could possibly go wrong? Taco Bell

When it comes time to have breakfast, forget the regular old cereal. Taco Bell has turned Cap'n Crunch Crunch Berries into warm doughnut holes stuffed with sweet-milk icing, because all of your favorite breakfast foods should be turned into doughnuts.

Cap'n Crunch Delights are made out of a very brightly dyed pink sweet dough, which is fried and stuffed with sweet cereal-milk frosting, and topped with a layer of Cap'n Crunch's Crunch Berries cereal. If it sounds like a heart attack waiting to happen, it probably is, especially if you eat these with KFC's new edible cookie cup coffee.

The company is testing the doughnut holes, which it calls Cap'n Crunch Delights, at select Taco Bell restaurants in Bakersfield, Calif. If they go over well in the trial run, the company says it plans to roll out the Cap'n Crunch Delights nationwide.

Unlike Taco Bell's other breakfast menu items, the Cap'n Crunch Delights will be available to purchase all day long, so you can work yourself into a sugar coma whenever you want. They will be sold in sets of 2 for $1 or $4.49 for a dozen.

(Via Food Beast)