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Hot off the heels of the cruffin, the newest hybrid has hit the food world, just in time for lobster roll season.
Meet the lobster dowich: lobster salad smushed between two buttery brioche doughnuts to make a doughnut sandwich. The new savory-sweet treat is a creation from Kane’s Handcrafted in Boston, reports Boston.com (and it’s also available in braised beef).
“Brioche-based doughs make a wonderful vehicle for sandwiches,” said Kane’s Handcrafted president and co-owner Paul Delios to Forbes. “People use Challah bread and other baked sweet breads in sandwiches, so why not a doughnut?”
And you thought lobsters were only good dipped in straight butter.
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