Anonymous wrote:Hot Krispy Kreme glazed..perfection..must eat it in the store. The magic will be lost if you wait until you get home (though the microwave will help). My family probably thinks that only 11 come in the box.

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The best

Anonymous wrote:The only place I have heard good things about Duck Donuts is on DCUM. Everyone I know IRL who has tried them says they won't go back.

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They’re dense cakes. Not donuts.

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Anonymous wrote:Texas Donuts in Centerville.

Yes, not sure how these weren’t mentioned until page 5 of the comments!

This thread started in 2016, and the last post was 6 years ago until today (April 30, 2022)

Thank God. An important thread like this should not die.

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Anonymous wrote:Texas Donuts in Centerville.

Yes, not sure how these weren’t mentioned until page 5 of the comments!

This thread started in 2016, and the last post was 6 years ago until today (April 30, 2022)

Has any one tried Krumpe's donuts in Hagerstown? It popped up on my newsfeed as the top donut shop in Maryland. And I am curious enough to make the drive but just haven't done it yet because they have weird hours at the shop.

Good dough donuts in Ballston.

Anonymous wrote:Texas Donuts in Centerville.

Yes, not sure how these weren’t mentioned until page 5 of the comments!

There used to be a little bakery by the bridge entering Chincoteague Island. Their donuts were the bomb. I don't know if they're still there.

I've had doughnuts at an Amish market and some of them are really good.

Blondie's from Baltimore. They deliver. Amazing. Each one is a pastry creation. You can also get delivery from Moco Delivery from Beilers donuts. Getting donuts delivered on Saturday am is the height of luxury. I don't need a fancy purse.

Texas Donuts in Centerville.

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Donut King in Kensington is my favorite so far. Their "honey dip" tastes like my memories of Montgomery Donuts' plain glazed donuts. Good cake donuts also.

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Anonymous wrote:The only place I have heard good things about Duck Donuts is on DCUM. Everyone I know IRL who has tried them says they won't go back.

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Dry & cakey. They shouldn't even be called donuts.

They are cake donuts. They are exactly what a cake donut is suppose to be.

But they are extra bland and get soggy from random toppings. Really nothing redeeming about them.

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Plus, it gives me nightmares about OBX.

LOL. So true. And since I thought they were like Krispy Kreme, I tried them very fresh - freshly made in the shop in Duck, NC - and they were still just blah. A HUGE letdown since I love donuts.

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No thank you, they can keep them.

Hmm, I really like them, even room temperature the next day.

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Anonymous wrote:The only place I have heard good things about Duck Donuts is on DCUM. Everyone I know IRL who has tried them says they won't go back.

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Dry & cakey. They shouldn't even be called donuts.

They are cake donuts. They are exactly what a cake donut is suppose to be.

But they are extra bland and get soggy from random toppings. Really nothing redeeming about them.

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Plus, it gives me nightmares about OBX.

LOL. So true. And since I thought they were like Krispy Kreme, I tried them very fresh - freshly made in the shop in Duck, NC - and they were still just blah. A HUGE letdown since I love donuts.

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No thank you, they can keep them.

Bold Bite.