Week #7, Oz’s Maq Donuts House
I met Em mid-morning today to try Oz’s Maq Donuts House in Leawood, KS. We guessed it used to be a Winchell’s, based on the left over signage on the door and bakery case, plus the vivid yellow color of the counter. I don’t have a clear recollection of Winchell’s donuts, but can’t imagine they…
Week #6.5, Dee’s Donuts L.A.
While my goal is one sweet a week, you’ve probably figured out by now I usually indulge in two donuts, albeit at the same donut shop. By my math, two donuts are equal to one dessert, my measure of an average sweet. As I mentioned in the previous post, I had the opportunity to snag…
Week #6, Randy’s Donuts Los Angeles
This week’s donut adventure took me to the Left Coast. While in L.A. I had the opportunity to take in two donut bakeries, both on my wish list. Here’s the first… Randy’s Donuts is one of the last remaining locations of the “Big Donut Drive In” chain opened in the early 1950’s. I believe there…
Week #5, John’s Space Age Donuts
After last week’s hum-drum donut experience, I knew it was time to visit a sure thing from the list. I had hoped to make it several months into the 52 Donut project before checking out the donut shops that come with the highest recommendations, but realized it was important to get back on track, to…
Week #4, Daylight Donuts Excelsior Springs
Today’s donut adventure probably won’t make it into the Top 10 List. I realize not all donuts will be tasty, not all donut shops will be full of character or located in a beautiful area and today’s visit hit on all of those. Em and I headed to Excelsior Springs a little later than we…
Week #3, Donut Connection
This week’s donut adventure took me away from my familiar donut locale to St. Petersburg, Florida. With my hubby John along for the ride, we set out to visit the St. Pete Donut House, originally built as a Krispy Kreme in the 50’s. I had come across a vintage postcard on the Postcardy blog featuring…