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The best places with the most delicious donuts in Guadalajara

These are the most delicious donuts in Guadalajara! With a variety of flavors, glazes, and different fillings that will make your mouth water.

Mexicanist

Jun 7, 2022 — 1 min read

Enjoy the best donuts in Guadalajara! Photo by Fidel Fernando / Unsplash

If donuts are one of your favorite snacks and you're craving something sweet, take a look at the most delicious donuts in Guadalajara! You can't miss the fluffy treat.

Rosk Donuts

For lovers of artisan bread, Rosk Donuts is made with the traditional method from scratch with real egg and butter, each bite will be a delight for your palate. The best part? You can eat more than one. And the offer is great: from the traditional ones like glazed, maple and coffee, to the ones filled with super original creams like apple strudel, chocolate truffle cream with whiskey and my favorite with coconut and strawberry cream. What better to accompany them with a mocha frappe for this heat, believe me, you won't be able to stay without trying just one.

Jolly Molly Donuts

If you are craving something more gourmet and with different flavors, Jolly Molly is the perfect place, their creations are bold and sweet, you have to try the "tres leches de mango" donut with meringue topping and three kinds of milk filling, the photo does not do justice to how delicious it is. Don't forget to take a selfie, because the place offers a concept full of vibe and color for an amazing photo.

Donuts Donuts Ajjic

Behind the Donas Donuts Ajijic, you will find an early morning breakfast to start your day with all the attitude. The restaurant offers a menu with a variety of delicious dishes such as chilaquiles, and eggs to taste, among others; to top it off, you can order an artisan-style donut for dessert with a peculiar accompaniment of jocoque and authentic flavors that you can enjoy with an exquisite American coffee. The favorite? The "Berliner'' donut is filled with blueberry, the citric, sweet, and fluffy flavor you won't find anywhere else. You have to visit the place and enjoy the full donut breakfast experience in Guadalajara, Jalisco.

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