Locals Can't Get Enough Of The Artisan Creations At This Tiny Family-Run Donut Shop In Maryland.

[elleng]

https://www.onlyinyourstate.com/maryland/artisan-creations-food-md/?

[NJCher]

1. I've cut my sugar consumption

So drastically that I think I’d go into shock if I had one of those.

I think it’s been decades since I had anything like that.

If bucolic sees this post, though, she might make a run on the doughnuts. She hasn’t mentioned them or watermelon for quite a while.

[elleng]

2. Fortunately i haven't done such, cut down sugar, but

this place a bit far for a 'donut run,' 67 miles!

Similarly sad that my daughter attended a wedding 100 miles away in MD, and grandson's playing soccer later in NJ, so can't see either of them.

[bottomofthehill]

3. They are amazing.

A co-worker who lives in Annapolis stops there a couple times a year and treats the office to a couple dozen. They are delicious. Plain white box, simple selection, nothing fancy, amazingly good. My favorite is the vanilla frosted with shredded coconut. I could eat a half dozen myself.

[3Hotdogs]

4. I remember the Krispy Kreme expansion about 15 years ago. For a couple of years, they were REALLY

good. Anyways, a shop opened up on the Upper West Side. My s-i-l lives in Parsippany, N.J. She bought a dozen to bring home for famil.


Not one donut made it back to Parsippany.

[Wonder Why]

5. In my town, they came in at least 10 yers ago. Had the "Hot" sign to show when

the donuts were just out of the cooker. Alas, they got cheap and the "Hot" sign was never on again - because they stopped making them in the store. They went out of business.

They got what they deserved. Greedy owners couldn't stand losing that little extra income by getting rid of the cooks and the equipment maintenance costs. I'm glad they are gone.