State Bliss Blog — california donuts

One of the most popular emoji icons is now a bonafide donut - thanks to the bakers at Rancho Santa Margarita, California's The Doughnut Parlor. Probably a huge step up in taste compared to the poop flavored frozen yogurt that was featured on Comedy Central’s “Nathan For You” episode.

Owner Adam Vaun says the poop emoji donut has rapidly become its most popular donut quickly, probably due to the fact that people are texting it to their friends the minute they see it. The delicious/hilarious-looking donut is a dense chocolate cake donut covered in a rich dark chocolate icing, with a spiral of chocolate buttercream to act as the poop. Those eyeballs are edible too, as they're made from candy.

If The Doughnut Parlor's poop emoji donut becomes even more successful, it might soon become the most Instagrammed food. Move over Unicorn frap, and make room for delicious chocolate “crap”  lol

California Donuts "For over 25 years, California Donuts #21 Inc. has been proud of serving only the greatest of donuts… All of our donuts are traditionally hand cut to perfection, made with the finest ingredients. With our focus on quality, we assure that with eat bite… you will enjoy the sweetness & fluffiness of the one and only 'California Donuts'." Soruce: cadonuts.com Source: Yelp Located at 3540 W 3rd St Los Angeles, CA 90020 Koreatown, Wilshire Center Sidecar Donuts and Coffee "Sidecar Doughnuts & Coffee is a specialty doughnut and coffee shop that infuses an exciting, soulful energy into the art of doughnut making, while using only the finest ingredients possible. From the moment you bite into one of Sidecar’s delectable treats, you will surely agree that these are no ordinary doughnuts!" Source: www.sidecardoughnuts.com Source: Yelp Located at 270 E 17th St Ste 18 Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Donut Bar "Donut Bar is a completely different kind of donut company. While focusing on the real ingredients, flavors, textures and design of artisan donuts, Donut Bar promotes and celebrates an artisan baking culture that first appeared in Europe and America in the 1940s which has recently been revived by small groups of like minded out of the box thinkers in America." Source: donutbarsandiego.com Source: Yelp Located at 631 B St San Diego, CA 92101 b/t B St & 7th Ave in Downtown What are you favorite donut places in California? Do you like them plain and simple, or filled and covered with goodies? Let us know in the comments!