Doughnuts Ranked from Worst to Best
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Doughnuts Ranked from Worst to Best

I could always go for a doughnut, but it depends where it's from.

Sarah Speer
Feb 10, 2020
Mississippi State University
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Doughnuts Ranked from Worst to Best
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Doughnuts are a food invented by God himself. They can be sweet, they can be savory, and there are a million different ways to decorate them for special occasions and holidays. Not only that, but they can be extremely cheap compared to other sweet snacks. If you're looking into finding a quick, tasty snack without running the risk of going somewhere that makes disgusting doughnuts, here's a quick helpful guide.

Dunkin' Donuts

If you are in the mood to run for your life toward the bathroom whilst clenching your cheeks, make sure to visit Dunkin' Donuts regularly. These doughnuts are quite possibly the most disgusting things I have ever wasted money on. Not only that, but they are pretty expensive compared to other, more edible doughnut shops. Their coffee will have the same effect on your stomach, so just watch out.

Pre-Packaged Donuts

These aren't too bad if you are in a rush in the morning and need a quick and cheap breakfast, but they certainly wouldn't be my first choice. The Hostess powdered sugar donuts are better than the waxy chocolate-covered ones in my opinion, but both equally curb hunger when it's needed.

Krispy Kreme Donuts

Krispy Kreme is the best large-scale doughnut company, in my opinion. They have the cutest holiday-edition decorative doughnuts, a wide variety of flavors, and they even give kids half a dozen free donuts for getting all A's on their report cards. I remember watching the assembly line of doughnuts through a window into the kitchen when I was a kid while wearing my little paper Krispy Kreme hat. I think Krispy Kreme is also one of the best doughnut places to me because it has nostalgic value for so many people.

Shipley's Donuts

If you're not from Starkville, MS, then you may not know what Shipley's Donuts is. There a little run-down shop in a strip mall in the middle of town that sells the absolute best bear claws, eclaires, doughnuts, and anything else your heart could desire. It's one of the best, fastest, greasiest, cheapest place to get doughnuts and I love it.

Even if you aren't a big fan of doughnuts, go out and try these places and see if your opinion matches with mine. Also, if you've been having a bad week or day, then go ahead and treat yourself to a nice, warm, glazed doughnut.

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