$0.95
Beiler’s Bakery, Philadelphia PA
Damn, the Amish sure can make doughnuts! Apple fritters tend to be dense, heavy, and super sugary but this fritter was airy, light, and so flavorful. I don’t know how they mix their dough, but it’s SO good! I think I’m in love, NOMS!
Liberty Bell.
$2.70
Federal Donuts, Philadelphia PA
This cake donut was certainly cake-y. Cake donuts aren’t my favorite but the flavor was good. It wasn’t too sweet which was nice.
Philadelphia City Hall.
$0.95
Beiler’s Bakery, Philadelphia PA
Omg, this was probably one of THE best donuts I’ve ever had! They’re simple, hand made, and perfect. I don’t usually finish my donuts but I couldn’t stop eating these. They were so light and the dough had an elastic texture and tasted great. I could probably eat an entire box! The donut line gets pretty long but it moves fairly quickly.
Philadelphia Museum of Art.
$2.75
Dough, New York NY
Mmm, I liked this donut. The dough was really nice and had a good chew to it. I thought that it was too heavily glazed though especially since the hibiscus glaze was very sweet.
New York City skyline.
Original square yeast filled doughnut. $3.75
Doughnut Plant, New York NY
I liked this donut. I wish there would have been more of the yummy jam filling though. The donut itself had a great chewiness to it that I enjoyed, and it wasn’t overly sweet. Mmm…
Father Demo Square.
Mini, round custard filled doughnut. $3.50
Doughnut Plant, New York NY
I liked this donut. The custard filling was very tasty and the bruleed top was fun. The doughseed was fairly small though and I thought the price was a lil’ excessive.
Brooklyn Bridge.
Maple glaze, Benton’s bacon. $3.25
Astro Doughnuts & Fried Chicken, Washington DC
Mmm, this was delicious! Perhaps the maple glaze was a bit thick for my liking, but it still tasted amazing. Noms!
Mount Vernon.
$1.95
Woodward Takeout Food, Washington DC
Mmm, this donut was delicious! I loved the texture of the dough and the custard filling was also yummy. I will say that I though there was too much brûléed sugar on top, but that’s just me. I just there’d be just as much if it was a real creme brûlée.
Doctor Samuel Hahnemann Memorial.
Chocolate cake donut with chocolate glaze, graham cracker crumble, toasted marshmallow. $2.50
Astro Doughnuts & Fried Chicken, Washington DC
This donut was really moist, but I really wasn’t into it. I guess I was in the mood for a regular fried donut and not the cake variety. I liked the look of it though.
United States Capitol Building.
French crullers, blueberry scones, strawberry scones.
House of Donuts, Lakewood WA
I’m a sucker for French crullers so of course I enjoyed these donuts. They were pretty good but would definitely have been better eaten straight from the fryer!
Raised yeast doughnut filled with Bavarian cream. Topped with chocolate and two eyeballs.
Voodoo Doughnut, Portland OR
This place sucked and so did their donuts! Our service guy was a little bitch and didn’t like getting questions regarding the donuts. That’s your job and I don’t think that 2 questions about what the donuts are called is excessive. I took a couple bites of each donut and threw the rest away. These lame donuts weren’t worth the calories!
Raised yeast doughnut filled with raspberry jelly topped with chocolate frosting and a pretzel stake.
Voodoo Doughnut, Portland OR
When your friend and even the hotel bartender tell you that Voodoo is OVERRATED, you should really listen! Unfortunately, I fell for the hype and got deservedly burned.
The donuts were a huge letdown. The dough was nothing special and actually unevenly cooked, and the frostings were at a sweetness level only fit for little kids. There is absolutely no finesse with these donuts and are definitely not worth the atrocious wait and disinterested service. Fail!
Line during a rainy morning.
Vittle Monster 