Dunkin' customers in a few states were left with doughnut-sized holes in their stomachs last week when a temporary supply shortage left some stores without doughnuts.

Dunkin’ dropped the “Donuts” from its brand name years ago. Now — at least in Nebraska, New Mexico and a few other states — it doesn’t have doughnuts on the shelves either.

Newsweek has emailed Dunkin' public relations and Inspire Brands, its parent company, on Saturday morning for additional comment. Why It Matters. Dunkin' is one of the world's lar

Several Dunkin' locations in Nebraska reportedly didn't have any doughnuts to sell on Thursday, Jan. 9, and Friday, Jan. 10. The shortage was reportedly due to a 'manufacturing error.'

A handful of stores across the county had no doughnuts “due to a manufacturing error,” The Associated Press reported. Some did have the company’s doughnut holes or Munchkins available. Tyler Raikar worked overnight and stopped by an Omaha, Nebraska, location that was doughnut-less.

Dunkin’ dropped “Donuts” from its name years ago. Now, in some states, it doesn't have doughnuts on the shelves either.

Dunkin’ stores in Omaha, Lincoln and Grand Island in Nebraska all had no doughnuts in their cases Thursday and Friday and put up signs on their doors and drive-thru kiosks informing customers that the pastries were unavailable “due to a manufacturing error.

Nobody panic, but Nebraska is currently at a total standstill! At least that’s what we assume is going on there. Why would we think that? Because America runs on Dunkin’ and some stores in the state currently don’t have any donuts on their shelves.