Donut Inspired by Donald Trump Spotted on Shelves in Australia

Confectioners at an Australian donut shop have created an edible tribute to the Republican candidate to commemorate the Fourth of July.

The #trumpedup donut appeared on offer at Doughnut Time stores in celebration of Independence Day in the United States.

Celebrate 'Hair Dependence Day' tomorrow with our limited edition #trumpedup creation, filled with PB&J and topped with a fairy floss toupée. Only available for the 4th of July, nationwide!

Фото опубликовано DOUGHNUT TIME (@doughnut_time) Июл 3 2016 в 2:36 PDT

The donut, which is filled with peanut butter and jelly, is called "Hair Dependence Day." The name comes from the pastry's cotton candy toupee topping, which resembles the frizzy hair of 'The Don'.

Watching on with envy. #trumpedup

Видео опубликовано DOUGHNUT TIME (@doughnut_time) Июл 4 2016 в 12:48 PDT

According to the company, the donuts will only be available at the chain's stores on the Fourth of July.

In addition to the Trump-inspired treat, Doughnut Time created another special donut, decorated with miniature pretzels, pieces of Hershey's chocolate and little red, white and blue stars. The creation, named "Oh my Stars & Stripes," is served exclusively at Doughnut Time's store in Brisbane.

Rise and shine, Brisbane! It's the 4th of July and our vintage caravan 'Barbara' is preparing to serve up the @goodfoodmonth exclusive 'Oh My Stars And Stripes' from 10am, with the first 300 of the day absolutely FREE! For anyone who can't make it to the Brisbane CBD, don't despair — you'll be able to tear into our #trumpedup 'Hair Dependence Day' doughnut from any of our stores across the country! 🇺🇸 🇺🇸 🇺🇸 #independenceday #fourthofjuly

Фото опубликовано DOUGHNUT TIME (@doughnut_time) Июл 3 2016 в 2:32 PDT

Every fourth of July, the United States of America commemorates the 1776 adoption of a declaration penned by Thomas Jefferson proclaiming the country's independence from the Kingdom of Great Britain.