Mr. Puffs Unveiled Its Holiday Menu And The New Flavours Will Make You Drool

The perfect treat to have while binge watching Christmas movies.

Contributing Writer

It's almost Christmas and that means restaurants across Montreal are unveiling their holiday menus. And the beloved Mr.Puffs has quite the unique one.

You can now enjoy new limited-edition flavours at your local Mr. Puffs and it's safe to say they're tasty enough to put a smile on even the Grinchiest of people.

To fulfill your sugar cravings in front of a good Christmas movie, you can now add a Grinch frosting on your Puffs, which is made with white chocolate, green dye and Oreo mint cookies. Consider this flavour Grinch-approved.

If you're ever this mix doesn't sound appetizing to you, you can also try the cinnapufs vanilla and cinnamon frosting, which will remind you of the traditional cookies you likely make with your family during this time of the year.

As for the drinks side, Mr. Puffs is embracing the Quebec holiday traditions, offering eggnog and caramel lattes.

And for all the peppermint fans, you can also enjoy the iconic peppermint mocha latte, which was on the menu back in 2020.

If you don't like coffee, Mr. Puffs also offers a selection of artisanal hot chocolates with Belgian chocolate and caramel, triple chocolate, S'mores, red velvet, cookies and cream and Dulce de Leche.

Note that you can always mix two flavours in your box of 6, 12 or 55 since these new icings are on the same list as the classics.

So, for example, you can order the Grinch topping with the inevitable Choco-loco. Best of both worlds!

This article's right-hand cover image was used for illustrative purposes only.

  • Alanna Moore
  • Contributing Writer

    Alanna Moore is a Contributing Writer for MTL Blog. She completed a Bachelor of Arts in religious studies & cultural studies from McGill University in 2019. With over three years experience in editing and writing, she has developed a real passion for words and the people who speak them. You can contact her at alanna@mtlblog.com.

When you should actually take off your winter tires in Quebec, according to a meteorologist

"Snow is still possible into the end of March and even into April."

Montreal stores can stay open later starting this month (even on Sundays)

Quebec is one of the only places in North America that still legislates store opening hours.

Here's why some Montrealers aren't happy about Quebec's new retail hours law

Starting next week, stores in Quebec can stay open much later on weekends.

This Montreal grocery store was just hit with $14,500 in food safety fines

The store was handed three separate fines last month.

Canadian passport fees are going up this month — Here's how much more you'll pay

Getting your application in before the end of the month means you won't pay the new rates.

Quebec's spring time change is this weekend — Here's what you need to know

You'll lose some sleep but get more sunshine in return. ☀️