I love French toast. I love donuts. So why not meld the two into one delicious combination?! If you haven’t read before, I’m not normally one to actually consume a donut that brings two disparate flavors together, but given donut reviews, I’ll do things out of the ordinary for the sake of trying new things.

This donut was another foray into the unknown. The taste was certainly spot on being very “French toast-y”. Though, as I’ve mentioned in other posts for donuts from Da Vinci’s, I’m just not a fan of the cake dough. If you are, give this donut a go.

Call me a sucker for sprinkles. Then, call me a obsessive sucker for holiday-theme sprinkles. When I walked into the store and saw Halloween sprinkles, I knew what donut was going definitely going to be eaten (and reviewed).

Obviously, this was not a specialty donut aside from the colored sprinkles. Though, this was a little donut that was more cake-like with a denser Dough Density (D²). It was an okay donut, I admit. Nothing too out of the ordinary. Great for kids.

Mmm Donut is really getting me to try new donut flavors I wouldn’t normally. I’m not really a fan of ginger… or cinnamon. However, as I walked into The Local Moose Cafe, I realized that this was the only donut left till the man behind the counter offered a fresh donut — the Salted, Milk, & Honey Donut. So, I first committed to this one.

I admit I was a little negatively biased about this donut because it had two ingredients I tend to not care for. However, I’m glad that I tried this out. I now know that yeah, this type of donut isn’t really my thing. The two flavors give it a spiciness that I’m not a big fan of. It’s a light spice, for sure. However, it was a flavor that I don’t particularly love on a donut. A candy cane or plainly as a cracker? Sure, in their respective forms.