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New Shipley Do-Nuts shop now open in Conroe

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Shipley Do-Nuts has officially opened its seventh location in Conroe, Texas, located at 14420 TX-105. The new shop, owned by Tharith Konh, operates daily from 5 a. m. to 5 p. m.

, catering to donut lovers in the area. Customers can select from over 60 varieties of fresh, handmade donuts, as well as a selection of kolaches, including the newly introduced Egg & Cheese option. Shipley's signature plain glazed donut is cut into a hexagon shape and features a lighter, fluffier texture. Online ordering is available for both in-store and drive-thru pickup, along with delivery options. By signing up for the Shipley rewards program, customers can receive two free donuts and unlock additional perks.

Founded in 1936, Shipley Do-Nuts is one of the largest donut brands in the U. S. , with over 370 locations across 14 states. This latest opening highlights the brand's ongoing expansion and popularity in the region.

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