Holey Moley.
One of my earliest memories involves a doughnut shop and my dad. We'd go down on Saturday mornings and sit down for our regular order. Since coffee was free, we'd both get a cup. I didn't like the bitter drink, but I learned to love the doughnut holes I soaked in java.
As an adult, I find my doughnut tastes creep towards the more doughy, less sugary doughnuts -- as if there were a choice between sugary and non-sugary doughnuts. My favorite local shops would be the Shipley's chain, though I also adore Community Bakery and the flower-shaped doughnuts at Golden Corral. Krispy Kreme got a lot of attention when the store opened over on Shackleford, and I have friends who swear by those hot-off-the-presses rings. One friend of mine says none of them compare with Pine Bluff favorite Irish Maid.
So what sort of doughnuts do you dunk? Do you prefer traditional or cake? Long Johns or Bear Claws? And where's your favorite place to head for holes? Share your comments and thoughts.



Comments
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The Shipley's on Shackleford is the best around. The people who work there are very nice and the donuts are great.
I've been to krispy kreme a few times and could not find anything to be excited about.
Lets all be happy we don't have the blight of Dunkin' Donuts here in Central Arkansas. They have some of the worst donuts I have ever had.
Posted by: kretara
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December 8, 2008 12:28 PM
Oh yeah, cinnamon rolls are my favorite
Posted by: kretara
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December 8, 2008 12:29 PM
Spudnuts in El Dorado. Got some in the freezer at home.
Posted by: Roger
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December 11, 2008 01:44 PM
Shipley's in NLR is by far my fav. Better than any other Shipley's even. It's like they still fry em.
You can almost hear your arteries clogging while you eat. But damn they're good.
Posted by: calmwriter
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December 12, 2008 09:47 AM