While Albuquerque might be most known for its
Mexican-American cuisine, don’t underestimate the sweets! There are a ton of
amazing bakeries in the area and one classic, American item you can find
virtually anywhere is the good old donut.
Last week, ABQ
Newscastic put together an awesome list of the best places to get a donut
and a great bonus is that they’re all local and independently owned. So why
don’t you support these local shops and satisfy that sweet tooth?
Lovin Oven Bakery
(Espanola)
At this small family bakery, Dino hand cuts the donuts himself,
because he believes hands on and fresh are best. "If a customer is going
to pay for something, I'm going to make it fresh," he says. The daily
assortment is not big, but if a customer wants something special, a call to
Dino will see it made the next day. Classic donuts include the popular cherry
glazed and chocolate chocolate, which typically sell out before the noon
closing time.
West End Donut & Deli
(Gallup)
Fans of West End Donuts swear by their blueberry donuts and
buttermilk bars. It's a little out of the way, as in, is it really out there?
Should I turn around? Doubt not. Your donuts will be crumbs in the box in no
time.
Bosa Donuts (Las Cruces)
Las Cruces fans love Bosa Donuts for their classic fare.
Glazed, cream, jelly-filled, turnovers and donut holes are popular, but their
apple fritters have fans clamoring for more.
Sarina's (Carlsbad)
The small, family business in Carlsbad brings in fans from
across the Texas border. Sarina's offers classic bear claws, filled and cake
donuts and cinnamon rolls the size of your face. Their apple fritters are a
standout.
Mama Tuckers Donut &
Cake Shop (Roswell)
The sign for this no-frills shop claims "Best Donuts in
the Universe," making it hard to pass by. There's a nice assortment of
donuts, but you better get there before the farmers and ranchers do, as they
sell out fast.
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