With Pokémon Gomania still at an all time high,Lena Paul - The Next Morning businesses are cashing in and coming up with crafty new ways to lure trainers in.
One that caught our eye (and stomachs) is The Loop, a specialty churros shop in Westminster, California.
SEE ALSO: A city in Japan was invaded by 1,000 PikachuThe shop which opened in May is most known for its hand-crafted churros shaped into mouse ears. In late July, the shop teased pictures of a Pikachu-shaped churro which it dubbed the "Pikachurro."
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The sweet treat was customised by food blogger, Daily Food Feed, during a visit to The Loop and features Pikachu's signature blushing cheeks and pointy ears.
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Although the "Pikachurro" is not yet on the menu, The Loop has been advertising its shop as a PokéStop.
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We can't think of a better way to refuel ourselves while stocking up on Poké Balls.
[H/T: Rocketnews24]
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