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Here Are The 7 Dublin Doughnuts That You Absolutely Need To Check Off Your List
Published 00:10 20 Dec 2016 GMT
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So, it’s National Doughnut Week – a celebration of one of life’s gifts that some say is better than Christmas, Easter and St Patrick’s Day combined.
Naturally, we would have to agree; these sweetie goods have become the food craze of 2015 for a very good reason.
Here are seven Dublin doughnuts that you absolutely need to tick off your list.
Exercise caution with this one. There’s only so much taste your poor little mouth can handle.
O’Connell Street’s famous doughnut kiosk long predates the recent doughnut craze – it's been going since 1978, believe it or not – and serves some of the freshest fare in the city.
Handle with a napkin, and keep well away from your phone – these things are gratuitously greasy.
Because a pie-themed doughnut can only be a good thing. These guys serve up their grub in 147 Deli and Vice, among other places, and need to be tried to be believed.
These staples of the doughnut world got a bad name after decades of association with supermarket slop. But you can’t beat the classics – and this Montague Street joint puts a 21st-Century spin on an old favourite.
Popcorn… on a doughnut.
We shall say no more. Available at 3fe, including their new venue on Sussex Street, and Avoca.
They didn’t invent the doughnut-croissant hybrid – but they may just have perfected it. This is a work of art, and needs to be savoured in one of their Dublin stores on George's Street or Aungier Street.
If a doughnut has fruit on it does that make it one of your five a day?
Aungier Danger is the fourth most-searched term on Lovin Dublin, and with creations like this it’s not hard to see why.