Attention donut lovers! There were reportedly recent donut shortages at several Dunkin’ locations in Nebraska.

According to the Associated Press, stores in Omaha, Lincoln and Grand Island had no donuts on their shelves on Thursday, Jan. 9, and Friday, Jan. 10.

While I’m talking to him Omaha World-Harold, Bryce Bares, who owns several Dunkin’ franchises in the state, said some of his locations have received substandard products, resulting in donuts not being sold at those locations. He also told the outlet that delivery partners have since fixed the issue and his locations will be selling donuts again soon.

Jack D’Amato, a spokesman for Inspire Brands — the company that acquired Dunkin’ in 2020 and owns several popular restaurant chains across the country — told the AP that the problem stemmed from a single supplier. He pointed out that several other countries were also affected.

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While D’Amato didn’t specify which states were also experiencing a temporary donut shortage, he said about 4% of Dunkin’ locations were affected.

PEOPLE reached out to Inspired Brands for further comment but did not receive an immediate response.

According to the AP, local Dunkin’ fans in Omaha weren’t happy about the lack of their usual morning sweets.

“What? No donuts! That’s tragic!” said a local woman as she stopped into a West Omaha Dunkin’ location after a night shift as a phlebotomist on Jan. 10, according to the outlet. “Hopefully they’ll have them soon ” she added.

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Dunkin’ – formerly Dunkin’ Donuts – was founded in 1950 and is the largest coffee and donuts brand in the United States, according to the company’s website. The brand currently has more than 13,200 restaurants in nearly 40 global markets.

The popular franchise has also become a fan favorite for its festive holiday offerings year-round, including seasonal drinks in fall and winter, heart-shaped donuts on Valentine’s Day, and even green drinks and pastries on St. Patrick’s Day.