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December 25, 2025December 25, 2025 by crimeandmoreworld - News Desk

American Restaurant Chain Introduces ‘Sticky Kicks’ Syrup-Based Sneakers

The American table service diner-style restaurant Chain Denny’s has introduced a new promotional item: limited-edition shoes known as Sticky Kicks.

According to the restaurant chain, these are the first sneakers ever manufactured with actual Denny’s syrup. The high-top shoes had the Denny’s emblem on the heel, tumbling yellow accents, and syrup-colored patent leather local TV station WCCB Charlotte reports.

Mache, a footwear artist, collaborated with the restaurant business to create the shoes. Adult men’s sizes 8 to 13 are available for Sticky Kicks.

The real syrup is only ornamental and is enclosed in a transparent panel. Customers are being cautioned by Denny’s not to eat it.