My first sign of worry was that the display case did not contain the pretty pink doughnut from my visions. In fact, only about 6 doughnut choices were available, 2 with bacon. Okay, whatever. Not the end of the world. We were there on a Sunday at 10:30am. Shop hours are 5am to noon. Small window. Maybe we needed to be there at 5am sharp for the pink one, or the Joy of Almond, or the Myer Lemon Creme filled. Picking our doughnuts, my disappointment emerged. Was it worth the drive on a Sunday morning when families really don't take Sunday drives anymore? I ended up spending $9 on 6 doughnuts; 2 maple bacon, 1 peanut butter an jelly, and 3 Myer lemon glazed. The Myer lemon glazed were the best flavor of the 3. It was tangy and I could see slivers of lemon in the glaze. The peanut butter and jelly was a jelly filled doughnut with peanut butter on top. The famous maple bacon was okay. The bacon was a little too thick for me; it was more like ham chunks. On a doughnut scale of 1 to 10, they were a collective 7.
There was a sign that said 20 minute wait for more doughnuts. We were there well over 20 minutes, but no new doughnuts showed up. I was disappointed. Even after the 3 of us shared the 6 doughnuts, we craved something more. Something was missing, unfulfilled. Will I go back? Probably. In a month or so, after my disappointment has waned. I really hope I don't have to be there at 5am for the pink one.
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