Yahoo Lifestyle Dolly Parton Fans Can’t Get Enough of Her Latest Breakfast Collab: ‘Need That’
If you need a little pep in your step before your “9 to 5,” Dolly Parton has you covered.
The 10-time Grammy winner is expanding her collaboration with Duncan Hines, bringing both whimsy and sweetness to breakfast.
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Parton first joined forces with Duncan Hines a few years ago, and in early 2024 expanded the collaboration to include the brand’s parent company, Conagra Brands. In addition to her popular baking mixes, the new collection included her first foray into breakfast foods with a buttermilk pancake mix.
Now in 2025, that breakfast collection features a new breakfast syrup that the brand says is the “perfect pairing” for pancakes and waffles. Though fans are excited for more products from the popular line, social media is especially abuzz for the syrup’s distinctive packaging.
After a fan posted a video of the guitar-shaped bottle on TikTok, others jumped into the comments to declare that they “need that bottle!!!!😍.”
More agreed that it’s “soooo cute… love that bottle 🦋,” and said “I want one 😫.”
The Original Syrup sells for $4.29, while the Buttermilk Pancakes mix can be found for $3.42 at retailers like Walmart.
The guitar-shaped syrup isn’t the only new product in the Dolly Parton line: the singer recently released new chocolate chip cookie and sugar cookie mixes, as well as vanilla cake mix and frosting.
And just in time for pink treats for Valentine’s (or Galentine’s) Day, the collection now also includes strawberry cake mix and frosting.
Parton recently spoke with Parade about ways to upgrade a boxed cake mix, and the “Jolene” singer didn’t disappoint.
“I think anybody that's a good cook or used to cooking, you're going to automatically add a few things of your own. Whether it's nuts and it doesn't call for nuts or bananas or whatever. I think it's mostly just knowing how to cook. A real good cook is going to know how to make a cake from scratch. Nothing handier though, than to grab that box, look at that and know you're not going to make no mistakes,” she said.
