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Shipley’s Halloween Boo Box Has Mummy Donuts and a Big Blue Eyeball

Shipley’s Halloween donuts: chocolate-iced mummy, blue eyeball and orange-iced Jack-o’-Bullseye with sprinkles
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Breakfast has eyes now. Shipley’s Halloween Boo Box includes an eyeball donut, a chocolate-iced mummy and an orange-topped Jack-o’-Bullseye. The little mummy looks much more interested in being eaten than haunting anybody.

The limited-time lineup is available October 19–November 1, 2026. You can order the Halloween donuts individually, by the half-dozen or by the dozen.

What’s in the Boo Box?

  • Mummy: a chocolate-iced donut with white icing wrapped across it and a pair of piped eyes.
  • Eyeball: an unfilled donut shell with white icing and red, blue and black details. That big blue eye does not need a second decoration.
  • Jack-o’-Bullseye: a Bullseye donut finished with orange icing and autumn-colored sprinkles.

Those are the names in Shipley’s announcement; check your local ordering menu for its listing names and availability.

That gives you chocolate, an eyeball with no filling hiding inside, and a sprinkle-covered option in the same lineup. Helpful information when the person choosing dessert has very specific opinions about what belongs inside a donut.

The $5 discount starts a week later

Shipley announced $5 off online orders of $25 or more with code JustTreat5 from October 26 through November 1.

Keep those dates separate: the donuts became available October 19; the online offer begins October 26. The announcement doesn’t give a Boo Box price, so check your location’s menu before budgeting for the whole crew.

Where to order

Use Shipley’s website to find a nearby shop and check its ordering menu. For a larger gathering, there’s also a catering page.

A box of tiny breakfast monsters is a pretty low-effort contribution to a Halloween gathering. Just decide who gets the eyeball before opening the lid.