In addition to the "Portland Cream" doughnut(a variant on the Boston cream doughnut), Voodoo Doughnuts also makes a "cock and balls doughnut" that has cream filled "balls"[12]
What am I looking at?
Was expecting a discussion of Rogue's Voodoo beer line. More specifically the Rogue Voodoo Maple Bacon Doughnut one.
Was expecting a discussion of Rogue's Voodoo beer line. More specifically the Rogue Voodoo Maple Bacon Doughnut one.
I tried the Maple Bacon Rogue, I thought it was OK, definitely a unique taste. I have a couple of the Chocolate, Banana, and Peanut Butter Rogues sitting at home too that I haven't tried yet.
Was expecting a discussion of Rogue's Voodoo beer line. More specifically the Rogue Voodoo Maple Bacon Doughnut one.
It's posts like this that make me wish I was into beer trading. I can't find any of those anywhere.
That beer is based around the maple bacon bar made by Voodoo Doughnuts. Why would you read "I finally had a Voodoo Donut" in a thread title and immediately think, "Yes, that man has consumed a beer?" If he had posted about eating a Pop-Tart would you immediately assume he meant he had eaten at Carl's Junior? It's just such an odd leap to make...
Voodoo Doughnuts are pretty overrated though. They always have a line stretching down 3rd Ave and it's really hard to figure out why. I guess people just want an excuse to eat cock-shaped pastries in public.
That place is awesome, and a local bakery near me has finally risen to their standards.
The Ultimate Donut: Cinnamon roll filled with Bavarian cream and spiced apples, fried, glazed, then covered with a dark chocolate frosting.
Halfway through eating one you're already planning when you're going to get your second
Glad to hear you're in town, but it's too bad you fell for one of Portland's biggest tourist traps.
There are at least a half dozen better doughnut shops in the city than Voodoo, and all of them have better product and zero lines.
Glad to hear you're in town, but it's too bad you fell for one of Portland's biggest tourist traps.
There are at least a half dozen better doughnut shops in the city than Voodoo, and all of them have better product and zero lines.
I like Coco Donut on SW 5th and Yamhill, but Pips Original and Annie's Donuts (both in NE) are top notch.
Another tourist trap: Rogue beer. They're commercially successful enough (just like Voodoo) that it's all non-Oregonians care about. Try anything made by Boneyard Brewing instead. If you need a good spot to try it, try Horse Brass Pub, Rontoms, or Apex.
Maybe because both contains the term "Voodoo Doughnut" and I did not know there was an actual chain called "Voodoo Doughnut". After Google search, I find there are 3 locations all in Oregon. So now how could I possibly initially mistook "Voodoo Doughtnut" beer that is sold in hundreds of locations in 17 states with the "Voodoo Doughnut" chain of 3 stores located in one state.That beer is based around the maple bacon bar made by Voodoo Doughnuts. Why would you read "I finally had a Voodoo Donut" in a thread title and immediately think, "Yes, that man has consumed a beer?" If he had posted about eating a Pop-Tart would you immediately assume he meant he had eaten at Carl's Junior? It's just such an odd leap to make...