Some of us never outgrew Saturday morning cereal, and the folks at Everglazed Donuts & Cold Brew in Disney Springs clearly know it. Their fix for a soggy bowl of milk was to skip the bowl entirely and cover a donut in the stuff. The Everglazed Fruity Pebbles donut is a strawberry-iced, cereal-crusted, buttercream-topped trip back to the kitchen table, and it is easily one of the more colorful things you can eat in Disney Springs.

Below you will find the basics on Everglazed, what goes into this donut, what it costs, how to skip the line, and our verdict on whether it earns its spot on your Disney Springs snack list.

What Is Everglazed Donuts & Cold Brew?

Everglazed Donuts & Cold Brew opened on the West Side of Disney Springs in January 2021. The shop took over the space that used to house the Pop! Gallery art store, and the same company runs it as Splitsville Luxury Lanes nearby. The pitch is hand-crafted yeast and cake doughnuts, cold brew coffee drinks, and a handful of sweet and savory sandwich bites, including chicken tenders. If you have visited Voodoo Doughnut at Universal CityWalk Orlando, the approach will feel familiar. Everglazed leans into over-the-top toppings like cereal, candy, cookie crumbles, and a whole lot of sprinkles. The big difference is the price tag and portion size, which we will get to in a moment

Everglazed sits on the West Side of Disney Springs, between the AMC theater and Splitsville Luxury Lanes, on the walk toward the Orange Parking Garage. It is close to the garage’s west entrance and exit, which makes it a convenient first or last stop of the day.

Everglazed Donuts at Disney Springs operates from 9:00 a.m. until 10:00 each day. The shop advertises a “donut garden” with outdoor patio seating, which we have eaten at many times.

What’s in the Everglazed Fruity Pebbles Donut?

According to the current menu, the Fruity Pebbles donut is strawberry iced, covered in Fruity Pebbles cereal, and finished with buttercream frosting. Like most of Everglazed’s lineup, it starts with a glazed yeast donut, so expect a soft, bready base instead of a dense cake donut.

The price has changed quite a bit since opening. In 2021, the Fruity Pebbles donut was a $4.50 item from the New Classics category. Today it is listed under The Funky Bunch at $6.50. That is roughly a 44 percent jump in under six years. Nostalgia, as it turns out, is not discounted.

How Does the Everglazed Fruity Pebbles Donut Taste?

We are usually very cautious about donuts with cereal or pretzels on top. Those elements tend to taste dried out. During our most recent time enjoying the Fruity Pebbles Donut, the cereal held up very well. Sure, it was not as memorable as a Saturday morning sneaking the sugary cereal out of the kitchen (without your parents knowing) and into the living room to watch the “Superfriends.” Still, the cereal did its job.

The icing, which is a common component at Everglazed Donuts, did its job well. The icing provided just enough sweetness to play it part with this donut. Fortunately, the icing does not overwhelm the other components.

The yeast base for this donut remained light and soft. That is always a plus with a doughnut.

While this may not directly relate to taste, like almost all Everglazed Donuts, the Fruity Pebbles Donut is larger than your average donut. Compared to even the larger doughnuts at places like Voodoo Doughnuts, Everglazed offers a hefty donut. Normal people should share these donuts. Of course, who is for being normal? Some of the higher price at Everglazed directly relates to the larger portion size.

Everglazed Menu and Prices

Here is how the doughnut tiers break down on the most recent menu:

• Classic Donuts: $4.95 each (Classic Glazed, Chocolate Iced, Strawberry Iced with Sprinkles, Purple Glazed Ube, and more)
• The Funky Bunch: $6.50 each (Fruity Pebbles, Strawberry Jelly Donut, Coconut Delight, Nutella Boston Cream, Maple Double Bacon)
• Super Funky: $6.95 each (Cookies & Cream, Peanut Butter Explosion, S’Mores Galore, Cinnamon Toast Crunch)
• Donut Holes: $5.00 for 12 assorted daily flavors

For comparison, a Portland Cream at Voodoo Doughnut CityWalk runs $3.50, and the Butterfinger doughnut is $3.00. So yes, you are paying a Disney Springs premium for the Fruity Pebbles donut. However, the most comparable doughnut over at Voodoo Doughnut, the Oh Captain, My Captain (with Captain Crunch cereal), costs $4.00. Both places do offer annual pass discounts, if that makes you feel better about your sugary purchase. That helps us! Of course, we prefer the even more expensive Peanut Butter Explosion Doughnut at Everglazed.

Whether the premium is worth it comes down to how much you love the cereal. Also, don’t forget that the Fruity Pebbles Donut is big enough to share, which you can’t say about many Voodoo Doughnuts.

Tips Before You Visit Everglazed

• Eat it fresh. Cereal toppings are at their crunchiest right out of the case, so do not save this one for the resort room.
• Order ahead if you can. Skipping the counter line is the easiest way to protect your time at Disney Springs. However, the mobile order system at this location is below average so good luck.
• Pair it with cold brew. Everglazed sells donuts and coffee combos
• Split the sugar. This doughnut is a lot on its own. Sharing one, or grabbing donut holes, can keep the cost down.

Is the Everglazed Fruity Pebbles Donut Worth It?

If you grew up on Fruity Pebbles, Everglazed has made a doughnut that’s made for you. Go in knowing you are paying for the novelty as much as the pastry.

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