A popular Bath-based doughnut company will be making an appearance in Bristol this Halloween.
The Happy Donut is a female-LGBTQ+ owned bakery, famed for its vegan goods - which the owners boast have "zero planty taste".
The Bristol pop-up will take place at the Black Sheep tattoo parlour in Brislington - which will also be offering flash tattoos throughout the day.
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The Bath-based bakery's last pop-up was hosted in LUSH's Bath shop to celebrate the two businesses' collaborative doughnut, The Comforter, which was inspired by one of the treatments at the spa that goes by the same name.
The previous event was extremely successful, said a Happy Donut spokesperson, with the sweet treats selling out in less than one hour.
There will be a range of goodies on offer this Sunday in Bristol, including doughnuts, rocky road, shag cake, cookies, cookie sandwiches, doughnut burgers, brownies and more.
The owners emphasise that although everything they make is 100 per cent vegan, by taste it is impossible to tell as their aim is to make vegan food which is equally as tasty as non-vegan versions.
The pop-up opens at 11am and runs until 4pm, or until all doughnuts have sold out, while flash tattoos will begin from 10.30am. Black Sheep is located at 153 Wick Road, Bristol BS4 4HH.
More information on The Happy Donut can be found on its Instagram, TikTok, Website, and Linkedin.
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