Papa John’s came to London’s Notting Hill with a unique Swedish inspired pop-up that offered free sweet treats.
Papa John’s opened its doors in one of London’s busiest areas to offer delicious Cinnamon Scrolls to the people of the capital. The best part? They were completely free!
The pizza franchise hosted a unique Nordic themed pop-up event on the 6th and 7th of September, which saw it disguise itself as artisanal bakery ‘Pappa Johan’s’. Minimalistic Nordic-style décor was applied to the location, which gave it a cool feeling that was bound to draw in locals looking for their next chic hangout. When customers were tempted in by the irresistible scent of freshly baked Cinnamon Scrolls, they were surprised to discover that the treats were the creation of popular pizza chain Papa Johns, rather than a master European baker.
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Each customer picked up a portion of Cinnamon Scrolls for absolutely nothing and were also able to enjoy a selection of hot and cold drinks in London’s vibrant Notting Hill area. Those who enjoyed the delicious, freshly baked treats are in luck, as Papa John’s has just rolled out the tempting Cinnamon Scrolls in all of its participating stores across the UK.
The mouth-watering doughy offerings were inspired by Swedish treat Kanelsnegl and come with plenty of sweet, spicy cinnamon that’s been worked into the light dough, before being topped with a generous drizzle of vanilla icing. What’s more, everyone can enjoy the delicious buns as they’re made without any dairy, making them completely vegan.
If they sound like your kind of thing, you’d better be quick, as the treats are only available in Papa John’s stores across the UK for a limited time. Pop in and order from one of Papa John’s 400 UK locations before they’re gone forever
Sophie Cole, Point Franchise ©
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